I cried like a baby from my second viewing, from the beginning to the end. I lost a loved one from cancer not too long ago and I wished there was some way some how I can communicate with him again. This movie resonated with me now more than it ever did when I first watched it in 2010
shareI've seen this film four times, and i cry every time .. i've lost everyone in my immediate family to cancer .. two sisters and my mother .. and i'm nearing the end of my time here as well .. i'm not afraid of death at all, it's just getting there that worries me .. the dying part .. i'll be glad when this is over with, and i'm more than a little curious about what's going to happen when i'm dead .. i think of little else now.
shareI'm so sorry...the dying part is the scariest but knowing there's a slight chance you'll be reunited with loved ones makes it a bit better. Hope things look up for you in 2017.
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