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The only people that never questioned me were my children
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The only people that never questioned me were my children

Unrest • 2017
The only people that never questioned me were my children

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The only people that never questioned me were my children.
Duration
5 seconds
Views
25
Timestamp in Movie
00:40:31
Uploaded
Oct 29, 2025
Genres
documentary, drama, history
Production
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Movie Summary

When Harvard Ph.D. student Jennifer Brea is struck down by a fever that leaves her bedridden, she sets out on a virtual journey to document her story as she fights a disease that medicine forgot.
I remember Jessica before she had gone to school she would clean the house and vacuum and do all this stuff for me. - Unrest 00:09
I remember Jessica before she had gone to school she would c...
So they just kind of took over when he left. They just jumped in there for me. - Unrest 00:09
So they just kind of took over when he left. They just jumpe...
I missed graduations, I missed ball games. I missed things that mothers don't miss. - Unrest 00:10
I missed graduations, I missed ball games. I missed things t...
But I was with my girls more than anybody I know was with their kids. - Unrest 00:08
But I was with my girls more than anybody I know was with th...
You know they would come in my room and sit and we'd talk for hours. - Unrest 00:06
You know they would come in my room and sit and we'd ta...
That's the most important thing about being a mom is when your kids need you you're there for them. - Unrest 00:07
That's the most important thing about being a mom is wh...
I thought the worst day of my life was when I got diagnosed but it wasn't. - Unrest 00:06
I thought the worst day of my life was when I got diagnosed ...
That was the worst day of my life. - Unrest 00:07
That was the worst day of my life.
I didn't want to think that was even a possibility for me to get what she had. - Unrest 00:07
I didn't want to think that was even a possibility for ...
Probably a good six to seven months after I had been very, very ill I found a neurologist. - Unrest 00:09
Probably a good six to seven months after I had been very, v...
And he said, "Well I have good news and bad news." - Unrest 00:09
And he said, "Well I have good news and bad news."
"The bad news is there's nothing we can do and you're going to have to go home and wait it out." - Unrest 00:13
"The bad news is there's nothing we can do and you...
Annabelle's asked me before, "why are you and Grandma both sick?" - Unrest 00:17
Annabelle's asked me before, "why are you and Gran...
My dad did not believe my mom was sick he says up until I got sick - Unrest 00:17
My dad did not believe my mom was sick he says up until I go...
I think Casie deals with this disease like she does because she saw how I dealt with it. - Unrest 00:07
I think Casie deals with this disease like she does because ...
Can you see? My arms are getting tired. Can you still see it? - Unrest 00:05
Can you see? My arms are getting tired. Can you still see it...
Having kids with this would be the hardest thing you ever do - Unrest 00:10
Having kids with this would be the hardest thing you ever do
You'd be a great mom. - Unrest 00:05
You'd be a great mom.
>> Jennifer: I was starting to see that maybe we didn’t have to let go of everything we’d hoped for and wanted. - Unrest 00:10
>> Jennifer: I was starting to see that maybe we...
But I still had so many basic questions. - Unrest 00:05
But I still had so many basic questions.