Not in the book: Not only did Robin Williams give Christopher Reeve hope and laughter in his darkest hour, but Robin paid ALL of Reeve's huge medical bills. That is a true friendship.
Christopher Reeve will forever be my hero as well as this world's real life SUPERMAN! Still Me is truly a beautiful book by a phenomenal humanitarian! Thank you Chris for everything you've contributed in this life! You've meant the world to me an my husband! My husband's with you now, so I will let him share the whole truth! Blessings always Superman!
Thank you for this book. I was born in the eighties and I grew up with the superman films. Christopher Reeve was my childhood hero. Now he is a real live hero and an inspiration to many others. Rest in peace sweet hero. ❤
I read the book, Still Me, in 2020. I am grateful for the opportunity to hear Christopher Reeve tell his story on audio. Thank you for the share. I was born with a spinal condition, was hit by a vehicle in a crosswalk at the age of 6, have deteriorating bone disease and osteopenia. Also, further damage from work or overwork in former employment. My heart and prayers go out to those with spinal injuries and defects.
Matthew 10:32-33 Jesus said "32 So everyone who acknowledges me before men, I also will acknowledge before my Father who is in heaven, 33 but whoever denies me before men, I also will deny before my Father who is in heaven." - After hearing this audio and considering this requirement, do you think he is in heaven?
@@meatnoon - then you won't be in the book of life after death, according to the word of God. Your denials don't save your soul. You putting your soul into internal damnation by your own liberty. May you commit your mind and soul to the immortal Jesus and God the Father.
@@salookie8000 How dare you speak ill of the dead you grotesque disgusting vindictive coward. I have a lot of respect for people regardless of religion, sexuality, race et cetera... however when you try to shove it in people's face.. You lose a lot of respect. You aren't owed anything in life, not even my respect. Walk away while you still can, because I'll happily rip you a new one. good day.
@@meatnoonBut yet you say “God rest CR.”. I notice a lot of comments when celebrities pass away and it never fails, they are consistent with the RIP, they’re in heaven, blah, blah, blah. Especially ones of Robin Williams. Oh, he’s in ‘heaven’ making angels laugh, and on and on. Robin blasphemed God on every level, had filth spewing from his mouth every second, but fans believe he’s finally at peace and “in heaven”. Even (non)celebrities that were killed during a violent crime, the comments read ‘give ‘em hell in heaven’ and garbage like that. People don’t believe in God, Christ, heaven, or hell, until someone dies, but yet, they assume all go to heaven. It’s a hard thing to realize that not all go to heaven. It’s a narrow (not broad) road and few (not all) will enter. Jesus even speaks to (wicked) ‘Christian’s’ when they are held accountable on Judgement day and stand before Him before they are tossed into hell as they say in Matthew 7:21-23 and Jesus says to them the following… 21 “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven. 22 On that day many will say to me, ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name, and cast out demons in your name, and do many mighty works in your name?’ 23 And then will I declare to them, ‘I never knew you; depart from me, you workers of lawlessness.’ Just because someone (in our eyes) (or their own) is a ‘good person’, doesn’t make them good in God’s eyes. The wages/pay of sin is death. We have one lifetime to serve The Lord and be ALL in now. Once we take our last breath, it’s a done deal. I hope you find Jesus Christ before you take yours. I have a good audio Bible version in my playlist. By the time you watch a movie, or mow your lawn, you could have listened to one or two chapters. With the fame many celebrities have, it’s amazing how many people they could lead to Christ if they changed their lives and turned to Christ, but the devil has them deceived, as they continue to deceive others and deny Christ. Even Psalm 2 is about Jesus Christ and a warning from God, the Father, to kiss the Son. Psalm 2:7-12 7 I will declare the decree: the Lord hath said unto me, Thou art my Son; this day have I begotten thee. 8 Ask of me, and I shall give thee the heathen for thine inheritance, and the uttermost parts of the earth for thy possession. 9 Thou shalt break them with a rod of iron; thou shalt dash them in pieces like a potter's vessel. 10 Be wise now therefore, O ye kings: be instructed, ye judges of the earth. 11 Serve the Lord with fear, and rejoice with trembling. 12 Kiss the Son, lest he be angry, and ye perish from the way, when his wrath is kindled but a little. Blessed are all they that put their trust in him.
Christopher Reeve was Superman until he TRULY ‘became a Superman.’ I actually had no idea there was this wonderful book until I actually came across it by accident. I was actually looking for an audiobook online of SOMEWHERE IN TIME (which is my favorite movie). Somehow STILL ME listed directly after it. I’ve just finished it for the first time. I only wish with all my heart I had found it while Chris OR even Dana were still here in this life so I could have let him (them) know how much I love him and admired him and Dana both and how much I prayed for them and their family. Now since they have both gone from this life I realize how often the hope of Heaven holds another promise.... and that is that I will be able to tell everyone whom I love that I love you. Thanks for posting this audiobook.♥️
I read this book when it was first published. Can't believe it's now over twenty years later and neither he, his wife Dana or his friend Robin Williams are here now. Life is such a weird fleeing thing.
This means so much to me! Beyond the grave, you are still Superman for me - honest and positive. I sustained a serious eye infection in 2018, and it was that faith, determination, prayer and the support of the few but TRUE family and friends (esp. my aunt who took 10000% care of me when I was at my agony and need which got me through). I say that I am a "miracle a minute"💖🙏🙏 (I still have 90% vision), and all the doctors- even the ones whom I then sought overseas for a second opinion were astonished, but so kind and reassuring, it felt to me similarly to how "Juice" made you feel- valued. Let us all take a leaf out of Reeve and Dana's example. Be kind, compassionate to ourselves and others, connect to The Creator and NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE!🌈🌈🌈🌈🙏
Thanks for reading your book. Very inspirational to a lot of people how strong you are to endured all the obstacles in life. You gave us courage and hope in the most difficult time. You are still my Superman in my life Christopher Reeve. You are always be my hero. ❤
Deep gratitude for uploading this book to Mark Howarth. Big human thanks to you. Can't express how much I appreciate the opportunity to listen this book and get a real support and inspiration from it!
Thank you for uploading the audiobook! It is awesome! Christorpher Reeve will always be Superman! You are were so sweet! I love you Christopher! R.I.P my friend! Miss ya'.
Deeply impressed and inspired by the book. Very grateful to the author because I have got what I seek in this book. Can't stop my inner discussion with the author after listening his book. Heartily gratitude to Christopher Reeve, to his spirit, his soul, his never disappearing position of being a real human, caring, supportive and generous. This person is my hero!
Thank you for making this video, and uploading this book. Ive been fan of Christopher Reeve's work, ever since I was a very small boy. Even though the book is more detailed, Ive always wanted to hear the audio book read by Mr. Reeve himself. Its one thing to read something, or have someone else read a book in the form an audiobook. Its a whole different thing to actually hear the actual person that the book is based upon, read their own book, and understand the feelings, mood, and context of author's writing by how they express their own emotions, as they are reading their own book.
Never heard of this book until now. He is still a hero in my book. He was Superman even in the wheelchair. And his wife Dana never left his side. Both of them were remarkable people and I'm glad that his kids are taking over the foundation
This is so poignant and elegantly written and narrated! Having been in radio TV and film for over 20 years, so much of what he speaks of truly touches my heart. How inspirational beyond even his portrayal of Superman -he really is an example of a real life hero May God bless his family forever which I know he will He & his beautiful wife and family will be together forever- yes God Is Love! God is there for all of us, forever❤️🙏
This is simply awesome :D . I read the book years ago and having a copy of it narrated by the great man himself is a treasure , thanks so much for sharing this with us ! :) .
It is a great book about something so tragic. Thanks for postings it. I was looking to buy it online in audiobook. Only CD's available. It is a strange thing to say, however, I just know that there is a lot more in this book than first appears. I can't qualify that. I used to own a copy, but I lost it.
thank you so much for sharing this. i've been trying to get his book but have been unsuccessful, as it is not available in my country. i was so incredibly emotional watching the trailer of the documentary his children are doing, i know i'll cry my eyes out listening to his voice telling his own story.
I never felt anything when i heared about this Man and his Accident...Hearing his Story from himself now made me think he was a good Guy and had just a bad Day...dang...sleep in Peace Mr. Reeve
I'm on 1:38:48 time of the record. It occurs to me how many people fought for his life, Christopher Reeve's life, again and again, fiercely. I cannot relate to such situation. It's a wonder for me, I even wouldn't believe in it if I didn't listen the story as told personally by Christopher Reeve. My life experience is totally opposite. I have always been living my life being faced with the constant situation of sharp need to overcome the enormous pressure of lots of people, starting with my own parents, who intentionally want me to be out of their ways, to be used and thrown away, to be completely eliminated, both physically and spiritually. I cannot imagine anybody fighting for my life along with me. I mean I have never been intended to be a burden to anyone, the same with Christopher Reeve, but even a tiny help would make essential difference in my life. The dramatic moment in Christopher's narration bring me back to my recent dramatic moment. I mean the most fresh and rather unforgettable memories of the road accident I have got into, when I was blinded by a car, stop seeing anything, lost control over my bicycle which I simply tried to stop and it didn't stop by some still unknown for me reasons, thus, being aware that I might turn out to be not on the edge of road I was initially moving along, and turned out to be somewhere in the middle of it, I tried to get off my still moving bike to avoid being crashed by another car, which might be moving behind me in one direction with me; as a result I fall on the stones on the side of the road. The car, the one which was moving toward me along the other stripe of the road (its driver intentionally slowed the speed when he blinded me), after my fall sped and disappear. I didn't remember much but the extreme pain when I hit the ground and then I was lying there for a while and finally regained myself and realised that I am lying on the stones off the road and there were constant flashes from the headlights over me; hence, I could be seen by drivers behind the wheels of those numerous cars, but no one stopped. And then I was moving, first on foot, then on my bicycle, 135 km with visibly bleeding wounds on my legs, but no driver offered me any help, including the road police officer, who stopped me many hours later, when I almost reached my town; however, he didn't offer me any help, like a first aid kit, for example, in it was my acute need, most of my wounds were so dirty, that it was obvious that it would cause serious danger for me. So I persistently moved ahead, whatever how slowly I did it, sometimes stopped and turned from the road into the wild nearby and tried to clean my wounds with mineral water I had alternating this with cleaning them with my own urine, the only treatment I could provide then. The moment of truth, I wasn't along in desert, I was in the most busy road of federal significance, marked M52 on the map.
Such a sad story for such such a wonderful man with such a bright future, but you're going to be OK because you've got it in your mind that you can do better and that's you. You're a go-getter and you will make it. I pray for you.
His son Will worked with a paraplegic who finally could walk thanks to the advancement in stem cell technology. I feel like if Christopher just didn’t have the allergic reaction to his antibiotic he could possibly be alive long enough to use this technology and walk again and hug his son again.
Emma Knight his son has a Instagram page. When you watch his videos you see his personality is very much like Christopher Reeves and Dana. Although they left this world when he was young, it’s clear they made an impact on him
I'm not sure if he could have walked again, but maybe at least move his hands or even arms freely as he was already making improvements at the time of his death. He would have been ecstatic about just being able to do that. r.i.p.
I was just hearing about a Superman 5 script and it sounded amazing, apparently Reeve was aware, the Salkinds were involved but it just didn’t happen in time. Christopher Reeve was great.
I love Somewhere in Time, but it seems he's not happy with that film...it didnt do good with he's career...like Superman4...but now it is 2021, I even order the film through Amazon...its all out of stock..It is a history, timeless movie ever, perhaps before it was not so appreciated but this time it is antique in a way..
@@nataliekhanyola5669 OJ Simpson. Another actor in 'The Theater of the Real'. He pretended to have murdered two people similar to how Reeve pretended to be paralyzed.
I find it interesting he was aware that last minute choices did lead to his injury and yet it can save peoples lives, just go read about those who avoided 9/11 wtc certain deaths that should have been in the buildings. He said that during a film he had to visit a hospital and be around maybe people in wheel chairs and he said thank god it isn't me. That has never been a thought that has popped into my mind, i've always felt sorry and sadness for those less able. This injury may have been a lesson he was meant to learn
Personally, I didn't read the "thank God it isn't me" with any lack of empathy or sadness, just thankfulness and an honest acknowledgement of his privilege. But I can see your point.
Not in the book: Not only did Robin Williams give Christopher Reeve hope and laughter in his darkest hour, but Robin paid ALL of Reeve's huge medical bills. That is a true friendship.
True friendship is something you can’t find online. It’s a lifelong bond built in person
I'm wondering if there were also settlements from any lawsuits filed that may have paid for his care. They don't talk about that.
Lawsuits for what?
Robin said he did not pay all his bills. He did pay for somethings. I think he said he paid for a vent and a few other things.
@@ericdreizen1463there were no lawsuits or reasons for any.
I watched his documentary last week…I cried. He was a beautiful person
Christopher Reeve will forever be my hero as well as this world's real life SUPERMAN! Still Me is truly a beautiful book by a phenomenal humanitarian! Thank you Chris for everything you've contributed in this life! You've meant the world to me an my husband! My husband's with you now, so I will let him share the whole truth! Blessings always Superman!
Thank you for this book.
I was born in the eighties and I grew up with the superman films. Christopher Reeve was my childhood hero. Now he is a real live hero and an inspiration to many others. Rest in peace sweet hero. ❤
Fantastic book. I just finished it earlier today. Christopher Reeve is a legend on the silver screen, but an even bigger legend in life.
I read the book, Still Me, in 2020. I am grateful for the opportunity to hear Christopher Reeve tell his story on audio. Thank you for the share. I was born with a spinal condition, was hit by a vehicle in a crosswalk at the age of 6, have deteriorating bone disease and osteopenia. Also, further damage from work or overwork in former employment. My heart and prayers go out to those with spinal injuries and defects.
I don't read many books, but boy, this was tough, never cried so much in my life, God rest CR.....
Matthew 10:32-33 Jesus said "32 So everyone who acknowledges me before men, I also will acknowledge before my Father who is in heaven, 33 but whoever denies me before men, I also will deny before my Father who is in heaven." - After hearing this audio and considering this requirement, do you think he is in heaven?
@@salookie8000 nope,don't believe in heaven, Christ, or hell
@@meatnoon - then you won't be in the book of life after death, according to the word of God. Your denials don't save your soul. You putting your soul into internal damnation by your own liberty. May you commit your mind and soul to the immortal Jesus and God the Father.
@@salookie8000 How dare you speak ill of the dead you grotesque disgusting vindictive coward. I have a lot of respect for people regardless of religion, sexuality, race et cetera... however when you try to shove it in people's face.. You lose a lot of respect. You aren't owed anything in life, not even my respect. Walk away while you still can, because I'll happily rip you a new one. good day.
@@meatnoonBut yet you say “God rest CR.”. I notice a lot of comments when celebrities pass away and it never fails, they are consistent with the RIP, they’re in heaven, blah, blah, blah. Especially ones of Robin Williams. Oh, he’s in ‘heaven’ making angels laugh, and on and on. Robin blasphemed God on every level, had filth spewing from his mouth every second, but fans believe he’s finally at peace and “in heaven”. Even (non)celebrities that were killed during a violent crime, the comments read ‘give ‘em hell in heaven’ and garbage like that. People don’t believe in God, Christ, heaven, or hell, until someone dies, but yet, they assume all go to heaven. It’s a hard thing to realize that not all go to heaven. It’s a narrow (not broad) road and few (not all) will enter. Jesus even speaks to (wicked) ‘Christian’s’ when they are held accountable on Judgement day and stand before Him before they are tossed into hell as they say in Matthew 7:21-23 and Jesus says to them the following…
21 “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven. 22 On that day many will say to me, ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name, and cast out demons in your name, and do many mighty works in your name?’ 23 And then will I declare to them, ‘I never knew you; depart from me, you workers of lawlessness.’
Just because someone (in our eyes) (or their own) is a ‘good person’, doesn’t make them good in God’s eyes. The wages/pay of sin is death. We have one lifetime to serve The Lord and be ALL in now. Once we take our last breath, it’s a done deal. I hope you find Jesus Christ before you take yours. I have a good audio Bible version in my playlist. By the time you watch a movie, or mow your lawn, you could have listened to one or two chapters.
With the fame many celebrities have, it’s amazing how many people they could lead to Christ if they changed their lives and turned to Christ, but the devil has them deceived, as they continue to deceive others and deny Christ. Even Psalm 2 is about Jesus Christ and a warning from God, the Father, to kiss the Son.
Psalm 2:7-12
7 I will declare the decree: the Lord hath said unto me, Thou art my Son; this day have I begotten thee.
8 Ask of me, and I shall give thee the heathen for thine inheritance, and the uttermost parts of the earth for thy possession.
9 Thou shalt break them with a rod of iron; thou shalt dash them in pieces like a potter's vessel.
10 Be wise now therefore, O ye kings: be instructed, ye judges of the earth.
11 Serve the Lord with fear, and rejoice with trembling.
12 Kiss the Son, lest he be angry, and ye perish from the way, when his wrath is kindled but a little. Blessed are all they that put their trust in him.
Christopher Reeve was Superman until he TRULY ‘became a Superman.’
I actually had no idea there was this wonderful book until I actually came across it by accident. I was actually looking for an audiobook online of SOMEWHERE IN TIME (which is my favorite movie). Somehow STILL ME listed directly after it.
I’ve just finished it for the first time. I only wish with all my heart I had found it while Chris OR even Dana were still here in this life so I could have let him (them) know how much I love him and admired him and Dana both and how much I prayed for them and their family.
Now since they have both gone from this life I realize how often the hope of Heaven holds another promise.... and that is that I will be able to tell everyone whom I love that I love you.
Thanks for posting this audiobook.♥️
36:44 Reeve's story about Robin's visit is one of the sweetest things you'll ever hear.
💗
I read this book when it was first published. Can't believe it's now over twenty years later and neither he, his wife Dana or his friend Robin Williams are here now. Life is such a weird fleeing thing.
We all miss you Superman 😘
Thank you for sharing this. Christopher Reeve was a true super man💕
Thank you for posting this. He will always be our Superman!
This means so much to me! Beyond the grave, you are still Superman for me - honest and positive. I sustained a serious eye infection in 2018, and it was that faith, determination, prayer and the support of the few but TRUE family and friends (esp. my aunt who took 10000% care of me when I was at my agony and need which got me through). I say that I am a "miracle a minute"💖🙏🙏 (I still have 90% vision), and all the doctors- even the ones whom I then sought overseas for a second opinion were astonished, but so kind and reassuring, it felt to me similarly to how "Juice" made you feel- valued. Let us all take a leaf out of Reeve and Dana's example. Be kind, compassionate to ourselves and others, connect to The Creator and NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE!🌈🌈🌈🌈🙏
Thank you so much for posting this audiobook. 💙🧡💚💜💛🧡💚❤️💛💜
Thanks for reading your book. Very inspirational to a lot of people how strong you are to endured all the obstacles in life. You gave us courage and hope in the most difficult time. You are still my Superman in my life Christopher Reeve. You are always be my hero. ❤
Deep gratitude for uploading this book to Mark Howarth. Big human thanks to you. Can't express how much I appreciate the opportunity to listen this book and get a real support and inspiration from it!
I love the sound of his voice. Everything he says is true! He was famous but there are thousands of souls having to live an impossible injury.
Thank you for uploading the audiobook! It is awesome! Christorpher Reeve will always be Superman! You are were so sweet! I love you Christopher! R.I.P my friend! Miss ya'.
i have to say to you sr thank you take me 25 years find this book and for you this day came. great life.
I wanted to find this, I looked for a while and couldn't, thank you so much.
Wow I didn't know that this books also had an audiobook version too
Thank you for sharing this all
the part about the cast of a play being like a family that comes together only to break apart soon after always got to me. FLY ON, SUPER CHRIS!
This is beautiful. Rip Christopher, see you later. 🤗😘
Deeply impressed and inspired by the book. Very grateful to the author because I have got what I seek in this book. Can't stop my inner discussion with the author after listening his book. Heartily gratitude to Christopher Reeve, to his spirit, his soul, his never disappearing position of being a real human, caring, supportive and generous. This person is my hero!
Thank you for making this video, and uploading this book. Ive been fan of Christopher Reeve's work, ever since I was a very small boy. Even though the book is more detailed, Ive always wanted to hear the audio book read by Mr. Reeve himself.
Its one thing to read something, or have someone else read a book in the form an audiobook. Its a whole different thing to actually hear the actual person that the book is based upon, read their own book, and understand the feelings, mood, and context of author's writing by how they express their own emotions, as they are reading their own book.
Never heard of this book until now. He is still a hero in my book. He was Superman even in the wheelchair. And his wife Dana never left his side. Both of them were remarkable people and I'm glad that his kids are taking over the foundation
I wish there was more books about Christopher Reeve
This is so poignant and elegantly written and narrated! Having been in radio TV and film for over 20 years, so much of what he speaks of truly touches my heart. How inspirational beyond even his portrayal of Superman -he really is an example of a real life hero May God bless his family forever which I know he will He & his beautiful wife and family will be together forever- yes God Is Love! God is there for all of us, forever❤️🙏
Why did you cross out lines?
Ty so much. He was such an inspiration. A real life superman.
I listen to his voice while I myself write a sequel story. It calms me down, and inspires me.♥️👍
This is simply awesome :D . I read the book years ago and having a copy of it narrated by the great man himself is a treasure , thanks so much for sharing this with us ! :) .
Hello, Chris. Miss ya, Superman.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS BOOK. I LIVE CHRISTOPHER REEVE, MY FAVORITE SUPERMAN EVER! R.I.P
Reading is a lifeline for many suffering spinal cord injuries
Read this book when it first came out. Great post and truly a Superman story.
It is a great book about something so tragic. Thanks for postings it. I was looking to buy it online in audiobook. Only CD's available.
It is a strange thing to say, however, I just know that there is a lot more in this book than first appears. I can't qualify that.
I used to own a copy, but I lost it.
Mark, thanks so much for this... 🔝👏
Best wishes.
Thank you for posting this book.
Hi, Thank you so much 😊
thank you so much for sharing this. i've been trying to get his book but have been unsuccessful, as it is not available in my country. i was so incredibly emotional watching the trailer of the documentary his children are doing, i know i'll cry my eyes out listening to his voice telling his own story.
I never felt anything when i heared about this Man and his Accident...Hearing his Story from himself now made me think he was a good Guy and had just a bad Day...dang...sleep in Peace Mr. Reeve
Powerful book 📖
Thank you 😊
Thankyou so much for making this audiobook available. I've been looking for it for a long time. ❤
Powerful. Beautiful. Shame... The world lost a good man, and their Superman. He had a fantastic wife in Dana giving him love & strength to continue.
I'm on 1:38:48 time of the record. It occurs to me how many people fought for his life, Christopher Reeve's life, again and again, fiercely. I cannot relate to such situation. It's a wonder for me, I even wouldn't believe in it if I didn't listen the story as told personally by Christopher Reeve.
My life experience is totally opposite. I have always been living my life being faced with the constant situation of sharp need to overcome the enormous pressure of lots of people, starting with my own parents, who intentionally want me to be out of their ways, to be used and thrown away, to be completely eliminated, both physically and spiritually. I cannot imagine anybody fighting for my life along with me. I mean I have never been intended to be a burden to anyone, the same with Christopher Reeve, but even a tiny help would make essential difference in my life.
The dramatic moment in Christopher's narration bring me back to my recent dramatic moment. I mean the most fresh and rather unforgettable memories of the road accident I have got into, when I was blinded by a car, stop seeing anything, lost control over my bicycle which I simply tried to stop and it didn't stop by some still unknown for me reasons, thus, being aware that I might turn out to be not on the edge of road I was initially moving along, and turned out to be somewhere in the middle of it, I tried to get off my still moving bike to avoid being crashed by another car, which might be moving behind me in one direction with me; as a result I fall on the stones on the side of the road. The car, the one which was moving toward me along the other stripe of the road (its driver intentionally slowed the speed when he blinded me), after my fall sped and disappear. I didn't remember much but the extreme pain when I hit the ground and then I was lying there for a while and finally regained myself and realised that I am lying on the stones off the road and there were constant flashes from the headlights over me; hence, I could be seen by drivers behind the wheels of those numerous cars, but no one stopped.
And then I was moving, first on foot, then on my bicycle, 135 km with visibly bleeding wounds on my legs, but no driver offered me any help, including the road police officer, who stopped me many hours later, when I almost reached my town; however, he didn't offer me any help, like a first aid kit, for example, in it was my acute need, most of my wounds were so dirty, that it was obvious that it would cause serious danger for me. So I persistently moved ahead, whatever how slowly I did it, sometimes stopped and turned from the road into the wild nearby and tried to clean my wounds with mineral water I had alternating this with cleaning them with my own urine, the only treatment I could provide then. The moment of truth, I wasn't along in desert, I was in the most busy road of federal significance, marked M52 on the map.
Such a sad story for such such a wonderful man with such a bright future, but you're going to be OK because you've got it in your mind that you can do better and that's you. You're a go-getter and you will make it. I pray for you.
He died 20 years ago
This was a great listen. Thanks for uploading!
Thank you for uploading.
So much pain and sofrer 😓 . Real-life Superman. A beautiful story so happy you've shared. Thank you!
probably one of the greatest life journey for a soul,he was trully selfless to go through that.
what a man! god rest his soul🙏
thanks mark❤️
2:51:25 his best and most true quote ❤
We love you Superman.
Thank you for sharing this audio read book..
Thank you, this is great.
His son Will worked with a paraplegic who finally could walk thanks to the advancement in stem cell technology. I feel like if Christopher just didn’t have the allergic reaction to his antibiotic he could possibly be alive long enough to use this technology and walk again and hug his son again.
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What a wonderful face to be made aware of. Thank you.
Emma Knight his son has a Instagram page. When you watch his videos you see his personality is very much like Christopher Reeves and Dana. Although they left this world when he was young, it’s clear they made an impact on him
I'm not sure if he could have walked again, but maybe at least move his hands or even arms freely as he was already making improvements at the time of his death. He would have been ecstatic about just being able to do that. r.i.p.
Thanks a lot :) The movie made him a superstar but injury made him a true superman :)
"Being is more important than doing"
- Christopher Reeve.
That's a crock but that rationale helped him cope.
I can see why Chris reeve had a 1st class degree in English.
This make sad Superman keep flying into my heart.
Thankyou for posting this!
Beautiful and Inspiring
thanks for vedeo !!
Thank you. ❤
i got the chills whew!!
This guy proved to us that a man really could fly Even if Fate had denied him the ability to walk
I was just hearing about a Superman 5 script and it sounded amazing, apparently Reeve was aware, the Salkinds were involved but it just didn’t happen in time.
Christopher Reeve was great.
See you soon my friend. You truly were Superman. You fought for a good cause.:-))
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Oo... ❤❤love
I love Somewhere in Time, but it seems he's not happy with that film...it didnt do good with he's career...like Superman4...but now it is 2021, I even order the film through Amazon...its all out of stock..It is a history, timeless movie ever, perhaps before it was not so appreciated but this time it is antique in a way..
Absolutely love Somewhere in Time. One of my favorite films, and what a beautiful soundtrack. 🧡 from TX
I love that movie and watched many times. On that movie he displayed how good he was in drama and romance. I love story.❤
Too bad this is not an unabridged audiobook though; I would like to hear it in its entirety!
Is there an unabridged version?
Is there any way to listen to the other book by mr reeves but in audio version ?
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Which temple is he talking about?
2:10:41 page 138-139. (Bookmark)
Is this the whole book, or just parts?
whole
1 John 1:9 "If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness."
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Guess Chris didn't want to mention Simpson's troubles that occurred just before his, although Simpson's troubles were brought on by his own fault.
Who?
@@nataliekhanyola5669 OJ Simpson. Another actor in 'The Theater of the Real'. He pretended to have murdered two people similar to how Reeve pretended to be paralyzed.
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I find it interesting he was aware that last minute choices did lead to his injury and yet it can save peoples lives, just go read about those who avoided 9/11 wtc certain deaths that should have been in the buildings. He said that during a film he had to visit a hospital and be around maybe people in wheel chairs and he said thank god it isn't me. That has never been a thought that has popped into my mind, i've always felt sorry and sadness for those less able. This injury may have been a lesson he was meant to learn
Personally, I didn't read the "thank God it isn't me" with any lack of empathy or sadness, just thankfulness and an honest acknowledgement of his privilege. But I can see your point.
What a stupid comment
I can find this book in spanish¿