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After surviving cancer in the middle of a pandemic, all eight-year-old Lealand wants is for Santa to deliver games for his Xbox. For his great-grandmother and primary caregiver, Becky Balzarini, it's a different story altogether. Balzarini, 71, has been struggling to put food on the table ever since she quit her job to care for her immunocompromised great-grandson. She worked part-time as a health aid in Illinois, but stopped seeing patients to reduce the risk of getting Lealand sick. "It was a difficult decision but I had to do it," said Balzarini. "We're trying to make things as normal as possible for him."
Good Day Atlanta viewer information December 18, 2020 Published Former 5th teacher turned comedian Eddie B having virtual comedy show Eddie B. is hosting a national comedy event on December 19 at 9 p.m. EST called Unmuted and Virtually Confused. Eddie B also provides tips to teachers and parents who are now tasked with overseeing virtual learning. ATLANTA - Former fifth-grade teacher turned comedian Eddie B having virtual comedy show: His brand of comedy makes light of difficult situations and I think it would be a perfect fit for your viewers. Eddie B. is hosting a national comedy event on December 19 at 9 p.m. EST called "Unmuted and Virtually Confused. Eddie B also provides tips to teachers and parents who are now tasked with overseeing virtual learning. For more information click here.
After surviving cancer in the middle of a pandemic, all eight-year-old Lealand wants is for Santa to deliver games for his Xbox. For his great-grandmother and primary caregiver, Becky Balzarini, it's a different story altogether. Balzarini, 71, has been struggling to put food on the table ever since she quit her job to care for her immunocompromised great-grandson. She worked part-time as a health aid in Illinois, but stopped seeing patients to reduce the risk of getting Lealand sick. "It was a difficult decision but I had to do it," said Balzarini. "We're trying to make things as normal as possible for him."