My partner and I watched it too. She felt it was more about assisted dying than about cancer and I think she's right. It lacked detail for me..but it's a very personal thing and I'm glad you enjoyed it. I guess everyone will react differently to a in particular film..but it is good that having incurable cancer is recieving air time in an accessible way, gets people talking about it.
Morning all. Got up early, bought the wife's paper and got her chocs plus bottle of her favourite wine.
How much better could I be. I'm more Saint than husband.
( I hope that wasn't blasphemous)
(Under the too much information tag..... she is cutting my toenails later, can't do that so quid pro quo.)
Sorry to hear your news ulls. That must be very hard for the twin and the family. When you see her please try to reassure her that no 2 peoples cancer is the same. She must be petrified that her story will be the same as her twin, but it’s not necessarily so. Xx
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