Rich said, “Kevin, grandpa and grandma are being very stubborn about assisted living. At two-night cabin stays, grandma asks me, ‘Can I move here?’ If she lived there right now, I don’t know what would happen. She can’t walk anymore. The cabin isn’t wheelchair accessible at all. I don’t want her to fall down there. I don’t want grandpa to either.” Kevin said, crying, “I sodded don’t care. I want grandpa and grandma to come to the cabin for Christmas.” “Kevin Shawn, grandpa and grandma cannot go to the cabin anymore. It’s too dangerous. We have been through this before,” Rich said. “Why?” Kevin said, crying. Rich said, “Camp Dish With Blake Foundation Commons time then. You heard Aunt Rachel at Christmas time last year.” He said, crying, “I didn’t.” Rich said, “Crying isn’t allowed at my house at Christmas time. You’ve been kicked out of my house.” “I…I…I don’t get why,” Kevin said, crying and stuttering. Rich said, “You are starting to scare us, buddy.” Kevin said, crying, “Why?”