<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

For as long as i remember my grandmother smoked up a storm. Hell i clearly remember when she used to watch me when i was around 6. The trash bags filled with Marb. Reds so she could collect the bar codes, waking up in the morning and always finding her in the garden outside, and the cabinet, second from the right, with 6 screw drivers hanging on the door, that held the meter stick she used to 'discipline' me with. God i love her.

Eventually all the smoking caught up with her and she had respiratory failure in the rehab center she was staying in. She was a DNR (Do Not Resesitate), DNI (Do Not Incubate), but she didn't get her wishes sadly. The medical team on staff kept her 'alive' for 3 days before my mother and aunt finally decided it was time. I wish i could have been there, but if i were i would have lost it.

I'm not familiar with the process behind pulling the plug, but i know the patient should be sedated in some way. In her case, she wasn't and basically had respiratory failure all over again, but in front of my immediate family. I've never seen my family so broken over what they were subject to watch. I knew it was my grandmothers time to go, and she was accepting of that. She lived a great life, and saw amazing things.

I want to honor her by learning her native tongue. However I don't have the extra money to buy classes or such programs as Rosetta Stone. Basically I'm just asking for help for some free resources so i can accomplish this. I've looked online and some local libraries and i've had no luck. PLEASE HELP ME REDDIT!
<bot>: I want to learn Portuguese for my late grandmother. No money to buy classes or programs like Rosetta Stone. Can't find free resources or books at local libraries. PLEASE HELP!