healthbound
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A Beautiful Mind is on TV and I watched a bit of it.* I bought the movie a while ago because I found it to be so moving. What an amazing movie.* An incredible, powerful, emotional and extremely inspiring film.
I struggle with "staying in reality", but I don't stray nearly as much as someone with schizophrenia, but none-the-less, I struggle on a daily basis. I live very much in my mind instead of my emotional or physical self, but most of the time, I'm still connected to what is happening around me.
So, if John Nash, who has schizophrenia with hallucinations can accept his illness and continually work towards staying connected to society, maintain his marriage and continue working - certainly, I can too.
And the courage as well as commitment from his wife and friends who stood by him and supported him makes me emotional.
I struggle with "staying in reality", but I don't stray nearly as much as someone with schizophrenia, but none-the-less, I struggle on a daily basis. I live very much in my mind instead of my emotional or physical self, but most of the time, I'm still connected to what is happening around me.
So, if John Nash, who has schizophrenia with hallucinations can accept his illness and continually work towards staying connected to society, maintain his marriage and continue working - certainly, I can too.
And the courage as well as commitment from his wife and friends who stood by him and supported him makes me emotional.