I saw it too, Bobbie. Actually, I watched it twice, back to back showings on A&E. Knowing what really goes on in ER, CCU, ICU and Rehab, we know that much cannot be shown to the general public especially on television. Inspite of some earlier comments that I read from reviews saying it was too fluffy, I also found it compelling, true to life and inspirational for those who want to know what its like to break one's neck. I'm personally glad that they took the story this way. I'm sure that it will be replayed again in the near future. Consult A&E Network's website for additional showings. W In a message dated 10/26/04 1:41:02 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I thought when I signed on to read posts from the q-list, that it would be dominated by the Brook Ellison movie. I was EXTREMELY touched by the movie, and was impressed how a vent quad was depicted. Even though I'm C 5,6 I got a better perspective of how much more challenging it is with a higher level SCI. It also flooded me with memories of my family, how each adjusted in their own way and time. And when they showed the seen when she first entered the rehab, WOW did THAT bring back emotions of 31 years ago. Yes, it did make the mom look as though she did EVERYTHING herself for ALL those years, which WE all know is quite impossible. But over all, I loved the movie. What did all you think, that saw it, of how it was portrayed? Did it bring back memories for any of you guys? Bobbie >>
