Has it occurred to you that maybe he doesn't want to be around anymore?
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Ellard Muscatine:
When Michael, our first boy, got sick, we searched around looking for anything that might help him. You know what was the best thing that happened? He was taken quickly. Now Tommy... he has lasted three years, for two of them, he's been without his sight, his mind, everything that makes him a human being, he's a vegetable. Y'know if you would just stop all this denial, you wouldn't do a thing to prolong your boy's suffering and indignity one minute longer. Loretta Muscatine:
Has it occurred to you that maybe he doesn't want to be around anymore?
When Michael, our first boy, got sick, we searched around looking for anything that might help him. You know what was the best thing that happened? He was taken quickly. Now Tommy... he has lasted three years, for two of them, he's been without his sight, his mind, everything that makes him a human being, he's a vegetable. Y'know if you would just stop all this denial, you wouldn't do a thing to prolong your boy's suffering and indignity one minute longer. Loretta Muscatine:
Has it occurred to you that maybe he doesn't want to be around anymore?
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When Michael got sick we thrashed about for anything that might help him
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You know the best thing that happened He was taken quickly
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Now Tommy he has lasted three years
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For two of'em he's been without his sight his mind
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everything that makes him a human being
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He's a vegetable
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Oh boy You know if you would stop all this denial
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you wouldn't do a thing to prolong your boy's suffering and indignity one minute longer
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Movie Summary
Lorenzo Odone, a Virginia 5-year-old, develops a degenerative nerve disease so rare that nobody is working on a cure, so his parents decide to immerse themselves in research and tackle the problem themselves.
