Treatment of the Disabled?

Started by toykimura · 29 Oct 2006 · 38 replies

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23 Nov 2006, 05:42 #21
Tu_triky wrote:

yeah i felt like it was some sort of neuromuscular degeneration....they never gave her condition a name.....sheesh, that was a sad dorama.....


yeah, one of the few gooey eye doramas i enjoyed watching
23 Nov 2006, 06:02 · edited #22
krim wrote:

yeah, one of the few gooey eye doramas i enjoyed watching


me too....i don't like to indulge too in much the overly tragic...i gots mah own problems.
23 Nov 2006, 21:16 #23
Oh, so some degenerative condition that was never named in the drama.

Hmm, I don't really like stuff that makes you cry, so Beautiful Life is not high on my list, I have to say. Even though it does look pretty good, from stuff I'v read here and elsewhere.

I'd be very curious to see how the wheelchair stuff is handled though.

Personally, my wheelchair needs to be stuck to my ass at all times - unless I'm in a vehicle - or else I just won't move an inch.

It doesn't collapse either, so unless a door is wide enough to get my wide-ass wheelchair through, I'm not going to get through that door (I have a wide ass :rofl: ).
24 Nov 2006, 01:24 #24
Keps wrote:Oh, so some degenerative condition that was never named in the drama.

Hmm, I don't really like stuff that makes you cry, so Beautiful Life is not high on my list, I have to say. Even though it does look pretty good, from stuff I'v read here and elsewhere.

I'd be very curious to see how the wheelchair stuff is handled though.

Personally, my wheelchair needs to be stuck to my ass at all times - unless I'm in a vehicle - or else I just won't move an inch.

It doesn't collapse either, so unless a door is wide enough to get my wide-ass wheelchair through, I'm not going to get through that door (I have a wide ass :rofl: ).



yeah it was a collapsable wheelchair that was made from an apparently lightweight metal or alloy....because the female protagonist was able to enter her vehicle to drive and then subsequently "break down' the wheelchair and then place it in her vehicle without assistance, before driving off.

the drama doesn't focus too much on her illness aside from the fact that it's a condition that has left her unable to walk...as mentioned above by tabana, the drama does address the issues of living in a big city like tokyo which has establishments that aren't all together wheelchair accessible.

well if you ever decide to watch it...you'll definitely be treated to a showcase of great acting by a pair with exceptional chemistry.
24 Nov 2006, 19:14 #25
Hey Tu_Triky, if the drama doesn't dwell on the illness a lot, maybe I would enjoy it. I was just worried it was going to be a mansize box of tissues per episode. :hehe:

I'm very interested in the access-in-Japan angle too, so I probably will watch this at some point.


*thinks*
I can't help but wonder how I would be received in Japan: I'm a near six-foot female, in a wheelchair, with huge black hair. :rofl:
25 Nov 2006, 00:08 #26
Keps wrote:Hey Tu_Triky, if the drama doesn't dwell on the illness a lot, maybe I would enjoy it. I was just worried it was going to be a mansize box of tissues per episode. :hehe:

I'm very interested in the access-in-Japan angle too, so I probably will watch this at some point.



don't get me wrong this drama is definitely a tear-jerker thoughy you might want to have the tissues on hand, just in case.



*thinks*
I can't help but wonder how I would be received in Japan: I'm a near six-foot female, in a wheelchair, with huge black hair. :rofl:


obviously i don't think most native japanese women are that tall so you'd find yourself in rarefied air in that regard!
25 Nov 2006, 03:21 #27
Tu_triky wrote:

obviously i don't think most native japanese women are that tall so you'd find yourself in rarefied air in that regard!



Mind you, I can't stand, and in my wheelchair I'm about 4 foot something, so I guess I'd be shorter than most Japanese people that way.

Hehehehehe. :dielaughing:
25 Nov 2006, 03:26 #28
Keps wrote:


Mind you, I can't stand, and in my wheelchair I'm about 4 foot something, so I guess I'd be shorter than most Japanese people that way.

Hehehehehe. :dielaughing:


oh i see....then if that's the case...yeah i didn't see ppl that short, not counting the lil' ones (i.e. kids) hehe.
25 Nov 2006, 10:07 #29
... or former Mini Moni girls. All around 4' 10" IIRC.
25 Nov 2006, 11:07 #30
Geez... that's short....... both my wife's sister and my brother's wife are around 5ft..... and they are short... especially with me being 6ft.
25 Nov 2006, 11:14 #31
What are Mini Moni girls?
25 Nov 2006, 11:34 #32
Wynter wrote:What are Mini Moni girls?


tiny girls from lahore.
25 Nov 2006, 20:41 #33
I didn't know what Mini Moni girls were either. The things you can learn on jdorama, lol. :mrgreen:


Great, so I'd be level with a tiny Mini Moni Girl. :rofl:

Mind you, not likely to come across any of them on the streets of Japan? :hehe:
25 Nov 2006, 22:30 #34
tabana wrote:Do they need an indoor wheelchair? 'caus the wheel touch the ground outside. I don't remember Beautiful life that much.


Kimura wiped the wheels. I remember that! :mrgreen:

krim wrote:

yeah, one of the few gooey eye doramas i enjoyed watching


Me too. Krim! And Im not the teary type.
Great chemistry with those two veteran actors! :victory:
26 Nov 2006, 02:55 #35
Eve wrote:Kimura wiped the wheels. I remember that! :mrgreen:

Now I remember. Thank you. :D

Keps wrote:Mind you, not likely to come across any of them on the streets of Japan? :hehe:

You never know. :mrgreen:
26 Nov 2006, 21:38 #36
tabana wrote:
You never know. :mrgreen:


*imagines being on a street overrun with Mini Moni Girls*

ROFLMAOFFFF! :dielaughing:
27 Nov 2006, 05:55 #37
Wynter wrote:What are Mini Moni girls?


An offshoot of Morning Musume, with all the girls under 5ft (shortasses)
16 Jul 2015, 21:55 #38
Too bad keps doesn't come around anymore. I saw these on NHK today, I wonder what she would think of them:http://whill.us/
17 Jul 2015, 12:18 #39
gaijinmark wrote:Too bad keps doesn't come around anymore.

Busy with a little one recently. :)

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