I'm Not Gonna Miss You
As luck would have it, the city was showing I'll Be Me tonight and I was fortunate to get in despite a full reservation. I had been wanting to see this documentary film for a long time but never got a chance. I think many of us are becoming directly or indirectly affected by Dementia or Alzheimer's. And the timing for me to see the film was; well, personally, timely. Usually, this is where I give some statistics from CDC and information on Baby Boomers driving the research because people are living longer. But I watched this documentary about this ICONIC country music legend who had the powerful Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, President Clinton, and music superstars talking about his significance in a documentary?
Not many have that ability. I think what makes him so universal is because he is representative of a father as I saw my father in him while watching the documentary. I saw my mother in his wife. Thus, his message really is for everyone. If you get a chance I would recommend this as a gateway to start the communication with family, loved ones. The panel tonight consisting of James Keach, director; Susan Disney Lord, Executive Producer; Trevor Albert, Producer; Susan Galeas, President/CEO and Alzheimer's Assoc California Southland Chapter disclosed that CNN might be showing the documentary in the next several months.
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