When I saw it I thoughht it was inspiring,my husband and daughter thought it was sad.I find this disease more frustrating than sad
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A Brilliant and very moving and positive film
A MUST see
I thought it was a beautiful love story... more to it than revealed of course. I read about the background of the nurse afterwards.
I was a babbling mess almost from the start, boy did effect me.(I am a not usually like that) many people may see themselves as Stephen, as I did, or his carer and how disability effects relationships.The first thoughts I had were negative(I felt sorry for myself) my thoughts then changed to positive. Its a great film to have out there, a must see. It was like a tumble drier of emotions. Take your tissues!!!! take the positive. Peter Ashbourne England