Photo Credit: Just One Year
Just One Year
If you’re up for a documentary — but one that’s as lovely and engaging as a feature film — try Just One Year, the story of a professional dolphin trainer and avid filmmaker who tracked her own life on film from her cancer diagnosis onward.
It’s a deeply personal account of her experience, and Joy Clausen traces her story with realism, dignity, and optimism. Not surprisingly, the film won a good deal of awards.
You’ll find it empowering to see a well tracked, real-life struggle with cancer, and how one young woman was able to push through the lows and celebrate the highs on her way to recovery.
Hospice is a service for those who are unlikely to live for more than 6 months; patients and their loved ones can live well despite the terminal diagnosis.
