The love that breathes because of you

Monserrat 2022-04-08 09:01:13

That year, he fell in love with her at first sight, and they fell in love with each other and got married. He thought he would have a good and smooth life from now on, but the sudden polio has turned him into a severely paralyzed patient who can only move above the neck.

In the 1960s, there were no wheelchairs in the UK, and paralyzed patients could only lie in the hospital all their lives on respirator and wait to die... Young and beautiful, she went to see him with her newborn baby in her arms. He only said: let me die.

She said: You must not die, you must live.

So he chose to live, and they moved the respirator to the home despite the doctor's objection. Later, he wanted to go out and have a look, so he asked a friend to help him build the world's first wheelchair with a respirator... Then he wanted to take a car, and then a plane... The wheelchair is also constantly improving.

His life is more wonderful than normal people, because of her. She was his breath, his hope.

Maybe life encounters love, encounters heartbeat, not uncommon.

The most precious thing is to meet the person who is absolutely necessary for you, living in the worst time, as long as you are with him, you can become happy...

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  • Darion 2022-04-07 09:01:06

    For love, breathe on, for freedom, stop breathing

  • Lee 2022-04-12 09:01:09

    This type of subject matter is the same, relying on a strong sensational foundation to make you forget or forgive the shortcomings of the movie, but it is estimated that it is an extravagant hope to achieve something in the Oscars. The movie opens 10 minutes to explain the hero and heroine from meeting and falling in love, to getting pregnant and getting married. , Emotional foreshadowing and sense of heaviness are missing, so that in the second half of the hero's illness, the heroine's persistent affection cannot get more empathy, so rationality and logical foreshadowing are still necessary.

Breathe quotes

  • Dr. Clement Aitken: May I begin by noting an interesting fact? At this conference on managing the lives of the severely disabled there are no disabled people present.

    [general laughter]

    Conference Chairman: Dr Aitken, forgive me, but the severely disabled are on life-support machines. So how could they be present?

    [loud laughter in the room]

    Dr. Clement Aitken: Um... well, allow me to introduce... um... Mr Robin Cavendish.

  • Robin Cavendish: Why do you keep your disabled people in prisons?