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I need to do a presentation in one of my classes on heart failure, part of the research is watching a popular movie where a character has heart failure. Can anyone out there think of a movie? I have been racking my brain but I can't think of any. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a bunch :)

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hi, belmomma,

how about "beaches"?

I need to do a presentation in one of my classes on heart failure, part of the research is watching a popular movie where a character has heart failure. Can anyone out there think of a movie? I have been racking my brain but I can't think of any. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a bunch :)

Hmmmm....that is really stupid. They must be trying to use creative teaching methods, they make you do a lot of concept maps don't they. :)

I would be forced to consider watching some kind of ridiculous horror/zombie film----where someone's heart explodes or is ripped out of their chest and try to work that in. But then again, I am a smart a$*.

Good Luck!

Disclaimer--(Yes I do think heart failure is a horrible thing and I sympathize with families and patients dealing with these issues, I just don't think it takes watching a movie for a nursing student to realize that disease and dying is awful.)

in John Q, the kid had heart failure no?

How about that movie "Untamed Heart" with Christian Slater and Marisa Tomei?

What about induced heart failure...Flatliners".

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And, 21 Grams with Sean Penn.

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