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This weekend, I went to watch the movie with MrIceGuy, I took in tissues. And I needed them. The movie is as close to the book as it could be in the time frame. It is a no holds barred emotional train wreck and I don't think there was a dry eye in the cinema. At one point I think, everyone was crying. Not just a little tear trickling daintily down their cheek, it was the painful gripping of your stomach as you try to breath through the pain kind of cry. Actual body rocking sobbing.
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It was painful to watch, but I left feeling relief and love for all my loved ones. And grateful for a brief insight into the pain that is watching loved ones suffer and not being able to do a single thing about it.
All images are taken from this blog: The Fault In Our Stars Movie
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