Because my father himself had a brain stem hemorrhage, worse than a stroke, not just half paralyzed, anne's performance was a little bit worse. Slurred speech, drooling, unable to hold things in hand. It is very easy to understand by watching this movie. In the play, both of them are 80 years old, they are both literate people, and their economic situation is not bad. This drama is more romantic and beautiful, but the reality is actually very bloody. Just like George slapped Anne, it has been slapped countless times in reality. My mother has been taking care of my paralyzed father for more than 3 years. She has not hired a nurse. She has been in bed 24 hours a day, eating and drinking. Even though they used to clamor for giving up, no matter, committing suicide, but the days are still struggling from infinite despair little by little. It's not easy for my mother. I couldn't get in touch by phone once, and I thought she and my dad committed suicide. Birth, old age, sickness and death are really a test of human nature. This drama is hard to get rid of whether it is a nurse or a family member. I don't know what the director has experienced, but the portrayal is very human. In life, taking care of yourself is the responsibility of others. After watching this movie, I will continue to take my father to exercise tomorrow morning, and I will go back to work to earn money in a few days.
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