Making a film

[Misspears]

I bet you both did brilliant,it was good of them to make a donation,hope you both are having a rest

Love Ann x

[annie]

Well done both of you, hope you get a good rest tonight

[Bernie]

co900

[Myrna]

Welldone both of you,great they donated money to chill  happi



Myrna xx  o904 o904

[wendy]

Liz got a part in the film.
I had to get someone to chat with Barry and Maureen had company and wasn't able to do it.
I phoned Liz and she popped in and it was filmed.
Myrna you would have been the next member to phone, so it could have been you.
thank you Liz and thank you Barry.
Wendy

[Myrna]

That's great that Liz was able to be in the film with you both  gre55555
you could all become famous.

[maureenho]

happi happi  33900

[chenrezig]

I was the other end of the chat, so you are all very lucky you won't be able to see my ugly mug !  ++!

[Misspears]

co900. Liz

Love Ann x

[wendy]

More than one in five people in Japan are 65 older, making the prevention and treatment of senile dementia an urgent matter. The health ministry estimates that more than three million dementia patients need nursing care, and the pace of increase is faster than expected.
A new approach, called Learning Therapy, is showing promise. It relies neither on drug treatment nor psychological counseling. Brain scientist Ryuta Kawashima developed the method along with a cram school. It involves patients doing simple calculations and reading easy materials out loud to reverse the decline in the function of the prefrontal cortex. That part of the brain is involved in planning cognitive behavior and decision making.
Learning Therapy is being introduced in nursing homes in Japan and may offer hope to patients around the world. Clinical tests at a US care facility showed it to be effective for a variety of ethnicities.

[wendy]

I have been worrying all night, how this is going to work.
It will be showed in Japan, and what words Barry and me said will be subtitled.
But what will happen so we can see it here in the UK?
I hope they go to the bother of reversing the sub titles for us. 

[annie]

You won't need subtitles Wendy , you will be  English!!

[wendy]

But the interviewer spoke to us in Japanese.

[annie]

Oh dear,
never thought of that!!!

[wendy]

Try and read the main article of our newspaper today, it is the lady who set our film up

http://paper.li/Chill4usCarers/1313066703

I think I will put it on our frontpage

[wendy]

Apparently our film was mentioned in the original article, but it was edited out.

[wendy]

I heard today that they hope to put our film on the internet in September.

[maureenho]

gre55555 gre55555 gre55555

[annie]

gre55555

[debzsanderson]

gre55555

[wendy]

[wendy]

[wendy]

I heard from the film company today, it is still not in English,
They sent their best wishes to Barry and they will let me know when we can view the film on line.

[annie]

When you get the link, I will send it to my friend Yasuyo (she is Japanese!!)