Finally I get to borrow this
book from our library and finish it. It’s a book and it’s a movie too now. And I
know for sure that my kids won’t want to go see with me so I read the book.
I can only understand why
they want to put this book into movie, so touch, from the point of the patient’s
view to see and describe the world around her, from the day she feels something
not quite right with her to been diagnose probably is an Alzheimer’s victim to
know for sure that she has Alzheimer’s disease.
I tear a lot over this book.
Especially the describes about Alice
The author, Lisa Genova, with
a degree in Biopsychology and has a Ph.D. in Neuroscience from Harvard University
There are so much that I learn
from this book and the author including being brave to write. Go to her web you’ll
find more.
Book - Still Alice
One thing got me a lot of
thinking is, should we do or not to do the genetic disease screening program about
whether we might be the candidate of certain kind of genetic disease? I totally
agree that kind of test with fetal or I should say embryo instead. But with kids or adults is that necessary, may
be in some way. As I ever heard people say, “you are killed by you own fears
not the disease”.
Being educated about diseases
and get involved in the support groups are so important. The professional
support groups or just regular ones like with the patients’ family. And also support
groups of any kind for our daily lives, no one can survive without companions,
but just be ware of which type people you are being with, if you don’t think
you can have a good impact from them, leave, quick, before it’s too late.
Still Alice Trailer
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