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“… I don’t mind calling security.” Wow🤣

If she really think people are going to let her force Ana to give a kidney to Kate there is something seriously wrong with them

This is abuse not helping her she tricked her daughter into helping her sister she should be charged with abusing her daughter

And Prince Harry only thought he was spare parts

That’s a real Father and a real Doctor right there. Well written and acted

Sarah is not a bad person and she's definately not a bad mother to be doing everything she did for Kate. Noone could ever say otherwise...but with that being said...at the end of the day how long did she expect to keep this going with Anna and essentially giving Kate just a little more time each time they needed her body medically? Regardless of the fact that Anna's life and body suffered major personal and medical trauma over the years how long did Sarah expect to keep all of it up? Sooner or later she had to come to terms with the fact that this illness would take her daughter. Not to mention the fact that it would severly mess up Anna's adult life and body more then it already was messed up cause of all the surguries and operations. Sarah is a very strong, caring and dedicated woman and mother in both the book and the movie there's no doubt about that but sooner or later she had to realize...how far could she have taken it?

Oh shoot E.G. Daily! (The Nurse)

the big picture is if you do this? If you hold your daughter down and force her to give up her kidney against her will, she will never speak to you again. You have 3 kids and yet you’re acting like you’ll gladly kill Anna if it would save Kate. That’s not okay. But to be honest. Screw the hospital as well for even encouraging her to do this to Anna in the first place. The scene of Anna as a younger child screaming and fighting the doctors and nurses, bawling her eyes out and they just ignored her, pinned her down and sedated her…what happened to “do no harm” that was harmful, traumatic and cruel! Kids are far too young to donate, unless dead. They don’t understand the risks and complications, they can’t read or sign to acknowledge they are aware of the risks, so they shouldn’t be eligible. It’s one thing if the kids are like 12 and can listen to the complications and risks and still agree, but a five year old? 7? No. Way too young. It’s one thing to agree to donate your dead child’s organs to save another kid, but it’s a different story to take a perfectly healthy kid like Anna and pin her down to cut her open against her will.

And that’s why I like the way the movie ended over the book. Anna had a chance.

This is a perfect example of toxic matriarchy: over protection; control; hyper focused on one aspect to the exclusion of everything else; not allowing those she is caretaking to breathe.

Most doctors would refuse take take a unwilling patients kidney especially a 11 year old

Imagine the irreparable damage you would do to your other daughter by forcing her to donate a kidney at 11

That little smile 😊 he gives her in the end

You're really willing to let Kate and the rest of the family suffer forever so that you don't have to go through the pain of losing a child?! Think about what Kate wants and not what you want for once!

He stood up for both sisters without even realizing it. Kate got what’s she’s always wanted: to be free as well as Anna, Jesse and the rest of her family

how could he drive when he's epileptic?!

I wouldn't be surprised if they remained friends and Anna became a lawyer too

Thank you Campbell for standing up for her when no one else did. Kate thanks you

Sara don’t deserve to live. Modern version of Josef Rudolf Mengele .

Although I know the book ends differently, I always wondered what a sequel to this movie would be like. Granted there’s no need for a sequel. But I can’t help but wonder how Anna and Sarah’s relationship played out over the years. I always imagined she moved away and stayed in touch with her father, but not her mom. That over time resentment grew between them, and that the next chapter of her life would see them trying to mend that bond. Specifically, seeing whether Sarah every truly asked for forgiveness.

After what her mother did she should try to get completely emancipated from her parents. Id never talk to my mother again after that.

Tell her Kell

I love and miss you my beautiful sister Julip who died from Cervical cancer.💞

I had a different impression from Kelly's question. Sara's fight in this meant she would end up losing a child no matter what the outcome, but the way she behaved meant she was willing to lose Anna more than Kate. And that ultimately proves Anna right. Kate was all that mattered and Anna was just spare parts.

Is there a way to get aversion of the show with all the deleted scenes included?

At this point in the movie it was clear to me everyone had accepted Kate was going to die and were coming to terms with it. I think the aunt was making an attempt for Sara to accept it as well.

Low key I would have beat my sibling

anyone who has seen this movie needs to read the book .... Movie is disappointing if you have read the book

I remember watching this movie as a kid on Lifetime with my mother. It's definitely worse now

I like how the Dr was on her side of letting go out to the beach for the day.

And here it is. The real reason for Sara's terrible behavior all through this film. It's not because she's fighting for Kate... maybe it was once, but now it's at the point where she's fighting almost entirely for herself, to avoid the pain of losing her favorite child no matter what pain it brings to the rest of her family.

Sometimes your siblings give you the advice you NEED, not the advice you want to hear

Best scene!!

Why did they take this scene out of the movie?! Crucial to plot line and iconic quote.

I knew I wasn't the one who noticed it, I like this

is this a deleted scene?