MAUD WALKS HOME THROUGH HER DETERIORATING NEIGHBORHOOD.
ONCE HOME, AFTER ATTENDING TO HER ELDERLY MOTHER BESSIE, MAUD CHECKS THE
NEWSPAPERS TO SEE IF THE LOTTERY TICKET SHE'D PURCHASED A FEW DAYS EARLIER IS 
LISTED AS A WINNER.
IN EPISODE ONE MAUD IS PLAYED BY ANDREA KATZ, BESSIE BY SUSAN BERKSON

MAUD WALKS HOME THROUGH HER DETERIORATING NEIGHBORHOOD. ONCE HOME, AFTER ATTENDING TO HER ELDERLY MOTHER BESSIE, MAUD CHECKS THE NEWSPAPERS TO SEE IF THE LOTTERY TICKET SHE'D PURCHASED A FEW DAYS EARLIER IS LISTED AS A WINNER. IN EPISODE ONE MAUD IS PLAYED BY ANDREA KATZ, BESSIE BY SUSAN BERKSON

MAUD WALKS HOME THROUGH HER DETERIORATING NEIGHBORHOOD.
ONCE HOME, AFTER ATTENDING TO HER ELDERLY MOTHER BESSIE, MAUD CHECKS THE
NEWSPAPERS TO SEE IF THE LOTTERY TICKET SHE'D PURCHASED A FEW DAYS EARLIER IS&nbsp;
LISTED AS A WINNER.
IN EPISODE ONE MAUD IS PLAYED BY ANDREA KATZ, BESSIE BY SUSAN BERKSON

Helping Sisters Episode 1: Home

The story is about Maud, a 70-year-old spinster who lives with and takes care of Bessie, her 90-year-old mother, who is suffering from dementia. Their apartment is in a three-story red-brick building in what was once a nice mostly Jewish neighborhood that is no longer mostly Jewish or nice. The building, like the neighborhood has turned seedy. Maud’s family has moved out to the suburbs. Suddenly, Maud, who finds her excitement buying lottery tickets and hoping for a way out of her plight, finds she’s holding a ticket potentially worth $10 million.

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