Jennie Stejna celebrated fighting the infection with an ice, cold brew.
Jennie Stejna, a 103-year-old great-great grandmother in Massachusetts, defeated the coronavirus in the best way possible: by knocking back a cold one.
Family members told Wicked Local that the nursing home resident and “But she beat COVID-19 ― and the nursing home staff let her celebrate with a Bud Light:
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