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Doctor Chance By Sara Fitzgerald

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The story begins with the character name Sara Fitzgerald is the main character and she is former advocate and at current who is a housewife. Brian Fitzgerald is her husband and he is a firefighter. In this story he really shows his care and responsibility towards his family and the bond of the relationship in the family. It shows the storyline at the beginning is not that smooth but moving gradually to the present. It shows that Sara Fitzgerald has 3 kids which is Jesse Fitzgerald, Kate Fitzgerald and Anna Fitzgerald.

The story begins at 1990 and that time the doctor found out that Kate who is two years old has diagnosed by critical stage of and in danger zone of leukemia and this might took away Sara’s life. This news gives a big shock to both parents Sara and Brian. Sara immediately makes a decision to save her daughter’s life by consulting the doctor and give the necessary treatment for Sara. The next character of this movie is Doctor Chance. He was the main doctor who gave treatment and suggestion to improve Sara’s health. The doctor suggested that in order to save Sara’s life they need someone who is blood related and need a bone marrow transplant. Both parents decided to use their four year old son Jesse to save Kate’s life but failed to match Kate …show more content…

Sara and Brian gave birth to another baby girl and another daughter in the family and she is the youngest of the family. It is a designer baby. Moreover in this point Kate has faced so much of struggles and difficulty in her life to survive. Anna undergoes several medical procedure and also of blood withdrawals and painful bone marrow extraction. Sara really feels the motherhood of the child and couldn’t describe the pain of Kate. There was frequent argument and quarrels happen between the both spouses. At the same time Jesse and Anna act out on Sara because their mother focuses more to Sara. Furthermore the story starts to be in a more interesting

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