Alzheimer's disease, will make people lose memory, gradually lose the ability to take care of themselves, if serious its complications will lead to death, there is no cure for the drug.
When memories suddenly begin to fade, all pride is destined to be taken away by disease. How will you face your future life?
"Still Alice" tells the story of a fifty-year-old Harvard university psychology professor Alice who is still strong and brave when she is ill.
Alice has always been a gentle, elegant, noble woman, even if she is more than half a hundred years old, she is still very charming. But in the face of disease, everyone is equal.
As her memory faded, she began to get lost, and she would forget the content of the lectures and forget the dinner appointment with her husband. Illness tormented her life and worn away her pride, and when she first plucked up the courage to tell her husband, his careless attitude made her always elegant out of control.
She has been craving and accumulating knowledge all her life, and if she tells herself that whether she wants to or not, she will gradually forget it, just like a thunderbolt on a sunny day.
She tried her best to remember, to fight against this life that was gradually out of control, and in the end she could not hide the increasing haggardness and confusion in her eyes.
Spiritual torture is always more terrible than death, and this particular disease not only consumes life, but also goes to the pride of the patient as a human being. However, in the face of disease and aging, no matter who it is, there is nothing that can be done, but what those around them can do is love and respect.
"Please don't think I'm going through pain, I'm not suffering, I'm struggling. Struggling to fit in, struggling to continue, and staying in touch with the me of the past. I told myself to live in the moment and not to be crushed. ”
Fortunately, she has a strong will and always cares for her family. Make her feel that aging is not terrible, and passing away will not happen.
Although life had plunged her into the abyss, Alice felt that at least she was alive. She still has deep loved ones and unfinished business. Although she has to agonize over her memories, every day is happy. She is also trying to live, to live in the moment.
At the end of the film, she is still a delirious and aging patient. But what was once will always be remembered, and nothing will disappear forever.
Live in the moment and cherish the present. Even if tomorrow may forget everything that was once, it is not shameful to do every moment of every day now.
No matter in any movie, there will always be love, because it is the most beautiful emotion of human beings.
Alice's husband, John, has always been deeply in love with Alice. After decades of marriage change, he still loves this woman. When Alice was diagnosed, he lost his former gentlemanly demeanor. But still taking care of Alice carefully, wanting to take care of a child, putting her pants on and comforting her when she cried because she couldn't find a toilet. He was always trying to make her happy, no matter what she became, he liked it.
Alice's two daughters and sons, who are also deeply in love with their mother, take turns looking after her. Alice, as a mother, felt so guilty that she knew the disease might be inherited, saying "I'm sorry" over and over again.
Alice remembered all this love with a sickness, and maybe the next moment she would forget. But at this moment, she is loved and loved.
"Lost art is not difficult to master, many things seem to be lost eventually, and this loss does not mean disaster."
Alzheimer's is terrible, and it's not just terrible because it can make people lose their memories, lose their ability to take care of themselves, and lose themselves. More importantly, a perceptual ability is lost. This is the terrible thing about this disease, which is more like a death, and it is a death in the true sense of the word: it is nothing but physical, but it has lost consciousness. You can only react to the present moment, and after this moment, you will forget that moment.
But even if it kills people invisibly. But the sun will still rise, and there will always be people who love you as always.