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Mathilde 2022-03-27 08:01:01
In addition to being moved, there is also a hint of coolness...
"The Price of Love" was also translated into "Good Medicine"
Late at night, I watched this movie alone.
I was moved...
It wasn't some sensational tears that moved me, but the little girl who walked through the gate of hell - Megan.
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Paxton 2022-03-27 08:01:01
hopeless
In order to cure the Pompe disease of a pair of children, a father did not hesitate to abandon the existing stable life, go to the medical field to start a business, and finally overcome this problem. The American family film that is known for its tear-jerking and the setting of orphan disease is...
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Dr. Preston: Now look, she is still a very sick girl, obviously, but her vital signs have improved and I'm cautiously optimistic.
John Crowley: [sarcastic reference to earlier conversation] So I guess you can say we dodged that blessing.
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Megan Crowley: So, what do you do? You married? Do you have a wife?
Dr. Robert Stonehill: Uh, ex-wives. Two of them.
Megan Crowley: Oh yeah? How come?
Dr. Robert Stonehill: Cause I'm so easy to get along with. Any other questions?
Megan Crowley: No, your turn to ask one.
Dr. Robert Stonehill: Oh, um...
Megan Crowley: You're probably wondering what grade I'm in.
Dr. Robert Stonehill: What grade are you in?
Megan Crowley: I'm in third. My hobbies are video games and penguins. How 'bout you?
Dr. Robert Stonehill: I already graduated.
Megan Crowley: No, I mean hobbies.
Dr. Robert Stonehill: Oh uh, mostly I just work. A little bass fishing every once in a while, but... What's your favorite subject?
Megan Crowley: I'm good at reading, but I like PE best. Actually, the sprint races.
Dr. Robert Stonehill: Sprint races?
