65redroses

[rdfreak]

So a few days ago, I decided to go back to the start of 65redroses journal and read through to the sad recent entries; it's been such an emotional yet educational ride for me. i wished I knew her; she sounded so lovely and loving. -- I got up to the exciting news of when she got her double lung transplant and was so so excited to be able to live again.

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[salix_03]

I RSYPed for Troy and I didn't I? I hope I did! If not, we're coming, and you can't stop us :P

And oh gods doesn't reading 65redroses's journal break your heart at the same time as making you feel alive. I don't know if that makes sense, but I just lose my words in the face of her fierceness for life.

[rdfreak]

yes you did RSVP, thanks.
and yes you made sense what you're saying. It's really good to read her entries of when she is temporarily living life at the fullest again too! :)

[sparkleoflife]

I only watched the doco 65 redroses last month after a friend from Canada sent it over. So beautiful.

Eva was such an inspiration to just enjoy life and love the time you have.

[rdfreak]

ah you're so lucky. there's only snippets of things on youtube; not even sure if that particular doco is up there at all.
Can it be easily found in Canada? If so, I might see if a friend could send me over a copy.

[sparkleoflife]

I was going to suggest getting it from the network but http://www.cbc.ca has it as not being able to be streamed outside of Canada.

If you use torrents you might be able to find a copy - it's only 45 minutes long but it's well worth it if you can get your hands on it.

[rdfreak]

I'm not really using torrents atm but thinking of getting into it. did you put it on puter? if so, do you think you could send me a copy? If not, that's cool, but if you had done so and wouldn't mind, that'd be good :)