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His wife Getruda Grzebski fed him up patiently and carefully everyday in the last 19 years. she also moved his body to prevent bed sores.
Wojciech Pstragowski, a rehabilitation specialist, said Grzebski was shocked at the changes in Poland — especially its stores: "He remembered shelves filled with mustard and vinegar only" under communism. Poland shed communism in 1989 and has developed democracy and a market economy.
Despite doctors' predictions that he would not live, his wife never gave up hope and took care of him at home.
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