A Step Toward Tomorrow (1996)A divorcee moves her family cross-country to take her paralyzed son to a pioneer neurosurgeon. Director:Deborah Reinisch |
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A Step Toward Tomorrow (1996)A divorcee moves her family cross-country to take her paralyzed son to a pioneer neurosurgeon. Director:Deborah Reinisch |
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| Judith Light | ... |
Anna Lerner
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| Tom Irwin | ... |
Dr. Decker
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| Christopher Reeve | ... |
Denny Gabriel
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| Alfre Woodard | ... |
Dr. Sandlin
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Kendall Cunningham | ... |
Georgie Lerner
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Tim Redwine | ... |
Ben Lerner
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| Brad Dourif | ... |
Kirby
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| Nick Searcy | ... |
Jim
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| Lee Norris | ... |
Perry
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Joey Stinson | ... |
Kevin
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Amanda Minikus | ... |
Terry
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| Van Hughes | ... |
Derek Hastings
(as Van Michael Hughs)
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Michael Ayers | ... |
Lawrence
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Christopher Fennell | ... |
Joel
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Rasool J'Han | ... |
Teacher
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A divorcee moves her family cross-country to take her paralyzed son to a pioneer neurosurgeon.
Does anyone know if this movie is based on a true story? I have seen it twice and it is inspirational. It is a great example that shows what a mother wouldn't do for their child. This also includes fathers who have to play dual roles as both father and mother. I thank you if you can find out the answer to my question. I have spinal conditions, endo (it won't allow me to spell out this disease), and chronic pain due from them. I run and CO-run support groups both Online and Offline for spinal conditions, endo, chronic pain, and also eating disorders. I am here for anyone who need support. Again, I thank you and I wish everyone well.