Roberta Firstenberg is an old lady, and her daily pleasure is to walk around her house.

Roberta Firstenberg was an old lady, and her daily pleasure was to take a walk near her house and look after the flowers and grasses in her garden. However, at the end of 2013, she was diagnosed with cancer, after painful treatment and chemotherapy, and eventually failed to show a miracle, and the doctor announced that she had only a few months left. As the body grows weaker, even walking into the courtyard is a luxury for Roberta.

Priscilla,roberta with a big granddaughter, worried. She wanted her grandmother to have a chance to see more of the world when she was ill, so she, as a game art designer, had a whim and thought of Oculus Rift. Fearing that Grandma couldn't wait for Oculus to be officially unveiled, Priscilla wrote an email to Oculus's customer service department, hoping to get a product for her grandmother's use in advance.

Soon Oculus have an echo, they also mailed a set of Oculus Tuscany demo. With its help, Roberta sits in a chair, and can relive the good times of his health, including climbing up and down the stairs in Tuscany Villa, including watching the butterflies fly in the flowers. "The pain is still with me, but when you see a little blue butterfly coming to kiss you, you realize that you and it are still part of the world ..."

Priscilla put the video on YouTube, causing widespread repercussions. In the weeks that followed, she uploaded Google Street View to the Rift device, with the help of netizens and friends, and let her grandmother continue her "journey". She even plans to build a waterfall and a butterfly scene, giving her a unique experience. But unfortunately, Roberta cancer cell proliferation, how can not wait for granddaughter's work.

Accompanied by Oculus Rift, she walked through the last four weeks of her life, full of love and memories of four weeks.