[JazmenFlowers]

let the woman die in peace. I don't really get the fascination with this documentary. people suffer this disease and worse every single day. and they are just as brave and strong as she is. she is an amazing woman (as are all who battle such horrific diseases) and I'm sure she has positive, good intentions for doing the documentary, but I just can't really wrap my mind around what they are. what, exactly, are the reasons for a documentary following her around in her last days? and why is there a "sequel" being filmed? maybe it's been explained and I just missed it.

just my opinion, of course.

ETA: I am not ripping on her at all. it's her choice, her decision, her life. I'm just saying that I don't find a lengthy documentary and "sequel" necessary to show the harsh realities of cancer and the adoration that has followed. I know that sounds harsh, but I promise I don't mean it to demean her intentions at all.