My mom told me to watch this movie and honestly great decision. In times like this movie felt like a warm, emotional hug.
The message this film embraces is so powerful and meaningful. And for me, it felt really personal.
I am a ivf baby and seeing how difficult and cruel it was to be involved in this project makes me so thankful for the movie.
Ultimately life is about choices and everyone should have the right to have as many as it is possible. The movie points this out amazingly.
I'm so thankful that this amazing interesting story is being told and I am so grateful for their work, sweat and dedication, I wouldn't be here if it weren't because of them.
It is pretty absurd how people are so blind and ignorant on unknown matters, yet so ready to judge and be inhuman to others, just because of their personal beliefs. Looking back and forward, people haven't really change and that's one of the biggest issues in the present world.
It is crucial to understand why this movie embraces so much of the lack of care for the woman's rights to their body nowadays.
So much opinions on what should people do to their lives. (If you're like that go get a life to complain about)
(One bitter note) Surly if the "team" was given the best of resources and support this could've helped so many more families.
So happy to be part (kinda) of such a wonderful advance and I carry this with me in the best possible ways.
Thanks Bob, Patrick, Jean and so many others for never giving up on people.
