These two days have been full of news from Malaysia’s missing Airline. I can’t imagine the cruel mood of the family members who are waiting at Beijing Airport. I can’t help thinking, which one is more painful in the end, tormented by illness and accident?
This thought passed by, but I immediately realized that as long as the face is death, it doesn't matter what the process is, because that is the most painful.
The joking pink brother finally vomited blood and finally cried, I'm not ready to die. I remembered that I had heard a telephone recording on the day of the 911 incident. It was a man still in the crumbling building calling the police to ask for it. help. I only listened to that recording once, but I can't forget it. He said, please, please help me. I got young kids, I'm not ready to die...
Maybe, in the face of death, no one is really ready to die .
The Food and Drug Administration, part of the govern, still plays the role of lier as always. They make profit, they lie, they don't care. I can't say that Ron is a good person, but the facts speak for themselves.
In the end, the judge said that caught my heart, our law may not be perfect. When a person is faced with such a cruel illness, I believe that he has the right to choose his own medicine and assume responsibility. All they did was to survive.
Raymond's death changed many things. For example, the female doctor who had been swallowing her breath finally said no to these so-called authorities. For example, Ron, who had never been a "good person", decided to sell a luxury car to help others.
Matthew played very well. I was watching his true detective recently, and I was deeply fascinated by his decadent and capable look.
The final bullfighting scene is extremely impressive. To borrow a line from a crazy primitive man:
Live, not survive.
Mutual encouragement.
View more about Dallas Buyers Club reviews
