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Thursday, June 30, 2016
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Monday, June 20, 2016
“Me Before You” Could be an Invitation to Suicide
Better Dead than Disabled is more like it.
Will Traynor, the wildly rich and incredibly handsome hero, who has quadriplegia as the result of an accident, has decided to end his life at age 35. Even though he’s fallen in love with Louisa Clark, his relentlessly charming paid companion, he decides that his life’s not worth living because it can never be the same as it was before the accident that paralyzed him.
So sympathetically is his decision portrayed in the film, so persuasive are his arguments in favor of assisted suicide to his family and Louisa, that I could almost feel the audience, comprised almost exclusively of young women sobbing into wads of Kleenex, nodding their heads in agreement.
To read more on this story, click here: “Me Before You” Could be an Invitation to Suicide
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