Motor neurone disease Julie's story | NHS
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2010
- Julie Genovese has motor neurone disease. Find out how she copes with this incurable condition, and how she finds the strength to continue working as a primary school teacher.
Sadly, since the making of this film, Julie Genovese has died.
Find out more about motor neurone disease: www.nhs.uk/conditions/Motor-neurone-disease
I used to have mrs genovesa, i had her in year 4 im in year 9 now. She was a very inspirational lady, i remember when she first had to wear her air mask and she help to understand her disease, she was a good teacher and one my friends mother. RIP. My nan also had motor neurons disease which made me understand more, rest in peace, wonderful woman and teacher.
Some people really do live their lives to the fullest, puts some of us to shame. R.I.P to a lady that enjoyed every minute, an inspiration to us all...
Exactly
This was filmed 11 years ago i hope these children have happy memories of their teacher i think they will
I really miss my old teaacher because she died when I was in her class and when she didn't show up the next day the whole class was very worried. That morning Mr. C told us in assembly that she had unfortunatley passed away, we were all so sad. R.I.P. Mrs. Genovesa. We all miss you so much.
She was a loving teacher and I will never forget about her when I was at that school RIP MISS :)
Such a truly wonderful video. How inspiring and brave this lady was. May she RIP. I cannot believe how someone with this daunting disease can teach so good. Impressive and totally awesome. The children adored her. My good wishes to her family.Wow I am proud of her as her legacy shows a kind hard working lady of whom everyone loved. What an accolade and to accomplished so much!!!!
This is such a great story! I wish more employers would make these kinds of accommodations for people.
Wonderful role model for the children. Thank you
Memories of her will live on with the children. I'm glad the school adjusted for her. rip
Brilliant video. Very heart warming. It is good to have a positive message to an absolutely awful condition,
I love how the kids don't care, they just see her as a person.
This was my maths teacher rip miss xxx
Brave, brave lady. My husband's aunt has just been diagnosed with MND so I wanted to find out more about it and came across this video. A real inspiration RIP
This lady is awesome!!!! Its so cool that she has the confidence and the kids are totally cool about it
she's amazing!
awsome lady R.I.P
Rob Burrow brought me here to understand more about the condition.
Same mate
I feel so horrible for ppl that have to go through this. But the fact that is no cure is so scary. My own teacher from when i was a kid had it, she's long gone now. And I know a women that was diagnosed 6 years ago now, she was also a teacher, she is still living, but after 6 years she is completely unable to do anything on her own not even breathing. It's so sad and hard for her and her family.
This is weird and sounds stupid I know but what I see is The only thing that these ppl have incoming is that they are teacher's.
Very sad
so very brave, my mom died 2 weeks ago from this evil disease,........
amba jet My condolences on the sad news your Mother passing away. I wish you healing hugs and so much love. May your strength to go forward carry you in the love and great memories of your Mother. Love in abundance to you and your family.xxxxxxx
patricia bennett thanks so much, my mum passed away as well from this disease 3 weeks ago. Devastating.....
did she pass away? r.i.p she's inspriational
The little red haired girl speaks with a nice English accent. The teacher is a bit Estuary English.