I have watched three movies about Alzheimer's, they are all classics, "The Eraser in My Mind", "Father Trapped in Time" and "Still Alice" (this one today), why don't I like realism themes , Just because I always cry, while watching the movie, I thought that I might have such a day. If it were me, what would I do?
She first created a "butterfly" folder, and when her memory died, she attempted suicide.
She said that Alzheimer's is not as good as cancer, at least cancer will not lose social skills, and she forgot how to say that word while talking.
In order to prevent herself from forgetting when she went to give a speech, she always repeated the speech over and over again, and she read and drew a sentence with a highlighter.
She couldn't even dress herself, she "witnessed" the birth of her eldest daughter and child, but she had to forget it for a moment.
Watching her little daughter's performance, she forgot that she once disapproved of her taking this path, and praised her greatly.
You tell her, let's move to another place to live? At first she argued with you, saying you were selfish, and then she couldn't understand what you were saying.
She is like the end of the story, the soul rises, goes back to the past, and floats into the future...
Why am I me, is it because I have memory, am I who lost my memory or me? There are many, many families in the society that will end up in "Father Trapped in Time", and even more unfortunate than that, we are really short-sighted, we can only see the time that feels the moment, and can't see the time that can't feel the future. Days, we are really short-sighted, we can only reminisce about the past days, but cannot learn from the past days, why not cherish the present? Why are you willing to sigh and sigh in the days of running water? This is probably us, always thinking that there will be more opportunities in the future and things will get better, ignoring the present self.
Don't make too many excuses for yourself, just do whatever you want! [Come on] [Sun] [Celebrate] (Say so much but still sad? What's going on)
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