Age is just a number, and this 103-year-old Michigan grandma is proving to the world that it's not too late to make your dreams come true.
Dorothy Pollack visited a tattoo parlour and treated herself to have a little green frog inked on her forearm after she was able to get out at a nursing home.
She spent months in isolation at a Muskegan care homes in Michigan because of the coronavirus and recently reunited with her family. Last June 16, Pollack celebrated her birthday in a nursing home in Michigan.
"Covid-19 had her in prison for months," her granddaughter, Teresa Zavitz-Jones, told CNN.
Pollack was forced to stay in isolation facility when a strict rules during the pandemic lockdown was implemented, but she got depressed.
"She was horribly depressed and we needed to get her out," Teresa said.
Weeks after she got discharged from the nursing room, she decided to get a tattoo.
Finally, Pollack got a frog tattoo because according to her frogs are the one thing she loves more than beer and burgers. After the tattoo, Pollack took a sweet ride on a motorcycle.
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