Woman celebrates 100th birthday with family through window due to coronavirus

It was really nice that they led us to do. This show is using Cry, but she did so She's just thrilled to see everybody and and she's lived a good long life.

While she didn’t get to blow out the candles or open any gifts, having her family outside her window is just what Millie Erickson needed on her 100th birthday.Erickson is a resident at Sterling Village Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Massachusetts, which has tightened its visitation policy due to the coronavirus outbreak. Despite that, her family made sure they found a way to celebrate her special day."It was really nice that they let us do that," Millie's son, Gary, said. "She doesn’t usually cry, but she did. She’s just thrilled to see everybody and she’s lived a good, long life."Watch the video above to see the full story.

STERLING, Mass. —

While she didn’t get to blow out the candles or open any gifts, having her family outside her window is just what Millie Erickson needed on her 100th birthday.

Erickson is a resident at Sterling Village Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Massachusetts, which has tightened its visitation policy due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Despite that, her family made sure they found a way to celebrate her special day.

"It was really nice that they let us do that," Millie's son, Gary, said. "She doesn’t usually cry, but she did. She’s just thrilled to see everybody and she’s lived a good, long life."

Watch the video above to see the full story.

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Woman celebrates 100th birthday with family through window due to coronavirus

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