Good story, great characters, solid acting. Doris Roberts was fantastic!!

It was very sad story - so much tragedy. Well- written.

But everyone is so miserable. It was nice to see it end in a somewhat positive manner.

Since I don't watch romantic movies to be sad I probably will not watch it again but it was worth my time .

Good story, great characters, solid acting. Doris Roberts was fantastic!!

It was very sad story - so much tragedy. Well- written.

But everyone is so miserable. It was nice to see it end in a somewhat positive manner.

Since I don't watch romantic movies to be sad I probably will not watch it again but it was worth my time .

I like sappy movies and this can be classified as such. What bothers me about this story is Emma. She is a nurse. And first let me be honest as well.. I am a hospice nurse. I don't quite like the way she is forcing her desires on Norma her patient. She wants Norma to undergo treatment which is something she wants but what does Norma want. That is the question. How much quality of life will she have if she undergoes treatment. How much longer will she live. I guess I'm bias being a hospice nurse but there is so much more to living than the length of time one lives, there is sadness, yes, of course but there is the joy of a life well lived. It is to see your love one passing into the next life knowing that they were ready, that they loved you to the end. We, the living, are to show them love till their dying breath and to carry on passing this love on to the next generation. Of course, we know that Norma ultimately rejects completing her treatment. I'm not giving away more of the story. It all ends "happy". I want to say, I cannot write a whole lot here. In real life, there are unknown factors. I'm just stating how I feel about one particular issue I have with the philosophy of this movie. I don't want to argue with anyone about how I feel. I respect anyone's differing opinion. I am just expressing mine. Thank you.