LANSING, Michigan (CNN) -- Sherrill Freeborough has a disarming smile, an optimistic spirit and an uncertain future. GM's Grand River plant has gone from two shifts to one and the Delta Township plant has gone from three to one. She owns two Saturn dealerships in the Lansing area, but will lose her partnership with General Motors in three years because the automaker is discontinuing the Saturn and Pontiac brands as part of its restructuring plan. "I am a small business owner," Freeborough told us during a visit to one of her showrooms. "Everything I have I have put into the dealerships, my home -- everything is in the company. ... My husband still can't breathe. He still asks 'what are we doing? I thought you were just going to sell cars.'
@highlight
General Motors restructuring will eliminate jobs, two of its brands
@highlight
Autoworker bristles at senators saying automakers should be allowed to go broke
@highlight
GM says it will eliminate 47,000 jobs worldwide in 2009 in restructuring
@highlight
Saturn dealer says she'll look for another brand of car to sell to stay in business
Freeborough said she is waiting for critical answers from GM and fellow Saturn dealers who are determined to find a new product line to sell once @placeholder ends their relationship.