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Just for enlightenment, the word 'me' is often used in English when 'I' should be used instead. This is especially prevalent when there is a multiple subject.
Me and Joe went to the store.
Me and my sister share an apartment.
Me and you should visit grandma today.
I personally never speak that way, but I wanted to give you the information. Beginning a sentence with 'Me and' is grammatically wrong (and all too prevalent).
Now, the correct way to say the sentences:
Joe and I went to the store.
My sister and I share an apartment.
You and I should visit grandma today.
There, now I feel better!
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