For me, a documentary is all about being raw and authentic. This is the definition of a documentary!
It is so sad to watch a person with a fire inside her, but she can't do what she wants. Imagine being thirsty and you are in a desert with no water, it's like dying. SPS is pure hell. I feel so sorry for Celine and the struggle and pain she is going through.
You can feel through the screen that she wants to sing but can't. The fact that she can't sing like she used to due to SPS is heartbreaking. The whole situation going on with Celine is heartbreaking.
But, we should not forget that other people around the world are suffering from SPS too, and going through the same pain and struggles. We shall also not forget that Celine has an amazing team around her. Her team is helping her and trying to make this difficult journey as easy as possible for her. The fact that she is rich enough to afford a team that will take care of her and make sure that she has everything she needs is worth a lot. It doesn't take away the pain of course or the struggle but it takes away a little bit of the worry for her about money or healthcare issues or whatever issue.
Imagine being a normal person with a normal income and dealing with SPS.
Celine should be happy she has the financial security to deal with this. It helps and is comforting In some ways.
At least she doesn't have to worry about certain things while dealing with this SPS.
Anyhow this documentary was amazing and it give us a view of how it is to live with SPS. How devastating it is.
It's like being in a prison of some sort. You try to escape this prison but can't. I feel SPS is like a prison sentence of some sort.
I'm glad she felt comfortable enough to be herself in this documentary. To educate and raise awareness about SPS.
She is a brave woman! She is truly amazing and has done amazing things in life. I'm glad she felt comfortable enough to show this side of her and her life.
100% a must-watch for sure!
