Sally didn't know what was wrong with her grandma. She was always forgetting things, like where she put the sugar and what time to have dinner.
"She might have Alzheimer's disease（阿尔兹海默症）," her mother said. "We might have to put her in a nursing home（养老院）so that she can get proper care.
"Oh, that's terrible! She'll miss her own house!" Sally said.
"Maybe, but we can see her on weekends," her mother answered. "We can bring her presents."
"Like ice cream? Grandma loves strawberry ice cream!" Sally said.
The first time they visited Grandma, Sally wanted to cry. Grandma sat all by herself in the corner of the room.
Sally hugged Grandma."Look," she said, "we brought you strawberry ice cream!"
Grandma took it and began to eat without saying a word.
"She doesn't seem to know us." Sally was upset. "You have to give her time." her mother said. But the next time it was the same. Grandma ate the ice cream, but didn't say anything.
"Grandma, do you know who I am?" Sally asked.
"You're the girl who brings me the ice cream." Grandma said.
"Yes, but I'm Sally, your granddaughter. Don't you remember me?"
"Sure. You're the girl who brings me ice cream." All of a sudden, Sally realized that Grandma would never remember her.
"Oh, how I love you, Grandma!" she said. Just then she saw a tear roll down Grandma's cheek（脸颊）, "Love," she said. "I remember love."
"You see 
dear, that's all she wants," her mother said. "Love."
"I'll bring her ice cream every weekend then, and hug her even if she doesn't remember me." Sally said.
After all, remembering love is more important than just being able to remember a name.
