2013-06-15, 10:24 | Link #1081 |
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Will they actually kill Sharon? I think they're going to go with a very serious but ultimately treatable disease. Like a brain tumor or cancer. I can't really imagine anybody dying in this series.
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2013-06-15, 11:45 | Link #1085 | ||
AS Oji-kun
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I feared for Apo's life there myself.
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Better a brain tumor which can be treated through surgery. Any other guesses? Obviously the sweat on her phone is supposed to be indicative of something, but what? A search for her symptoms brings up the possibility of diabetic neuropathy. While that is not a reversible condition, its progression can be slowed by treatment and dietary changes. if it is mononeuropathy, her prospects seem brighter. Quote:
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2013-06-15, 17:51 | Link #1087 |
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Definitely worried about Sharon now and figuring out what exactly the illness is going to be. Certainly if she died it would be a terrible hit for Mutta and Hibito. Though of course they are pulling Serika into it so we can just keep dialing up the people who are going to be hurt by whatever the news is. Will cross my fingers that it will be something that can be treated, but you never know.
Could go a route of making the desire to build Sharon's telescope even deeper. Definitely a downer of an episode and the uncertainty just makes it more uncomfortable.
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2013-06-15, 23:47 | Link #1091 |
Komrades of Kitamura Kou
Join Date: Jul 2004
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I don't think that's DM neuropathy. She would have had chronic uncontrolled/untreated hyperglycemia for years to even have that, not to mention that she'd would have shown sensory neuropathic changes (tingling in the extremities, loss of sensation, etc.) before dysautonomia.
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2013-06-16, 01:34 | Link #1093 |
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Location: Ventura County CA
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My first thought was ALS, aka "Lou Gehrig's Disease" or "motor neuron disease." It's what Stephen Hawking has, although most people don't survive with it for multiple decades the way he's done. MS is also a possibility.
And yeah, I remember Serika's father having something similar. So we could have Serika going into space for Sharon, along with Mutta and Hibito, who are sure to build her lunar telescope. NASA doesn't need recruiters any more. They can just hire her. |
2013-06-16, 02:17 | Link #1094 |
Komrades of Kitamura Kou
Join Date: Jul 2004
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That probably isn't Amytropic Lateral Sclerosis since ALS/Lou Gherig's disease is almost always exclusively a motor dysfunction with little, if any, degeneration of sensory and autonomic pathways.
MS is questionable because MS is episodic and usually starts earlier in life. It can be the late onset type, but the neurologic symptoms are really broad depending where the acute attacks hits and leaves its plaque. Aaaaaaand this is what happens when I watch the episode during a break while I study for my licensure exams...
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2013-06-17, 20:30 | Link #1098 |
AS Oji-kun
Join Date: Nov 2006
Age: 74
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If this were an American show where kids are expected to be in the audience, I'd say no. But having watched Kemono no Sou-ja Erin, another show that targets a younger audience, I'd say all bets are off when it comes to shows produced in Japan.
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2013-06-18, 12:40 | Link #1100 |
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Well I still dislike the Amanti fortune telling nonsense, I am glad what she saw had nothing to do with Mutta's career specifically.
Quite honestly whether Sharon lives or dies I don't think that makes the show "darker". I don't think a character death is needed in this series. However I can see Sharon dying which would push Mutta even more to make her dreams come true. I can also see Sharon's illness being something specifically related to Serika's medical research.
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