My book group read "Remember" by LIsa Genova. It is non-fiction and describes how our memories work. Last night, we watched the movie "Still Alice", starring Juliette Moore. It's about a professor who finds unexplained serious difficulties descend on her with no warning. She sees a doctor about the problem and learns that she has early-onset Alzheimer's. It is serious and depressing and her situation is only going to get worse. It was moving and well-written. I looked it up and found the script was based on the book, by the same Lisa Genova. I was impressed and moved by the movie. Lynn was working on a list of her favorite movies and included "Still Alice".
WHAT COMES TO MIND - see also my site (short link) "t.ly/fRG5" in web address window
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