Life's Little Struggles
(TV 1999)
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Title: Life's Little Struggles (TV 1999)
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Becki Dilley
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| Judith Ivey | ... |
Doris Stauffer
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| Philip Craig | ... |
Loren Stauffer
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| Teri Garr | ... |
Lee Dilley
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Bill MacDonald | ... |
Larry Dilley
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Kate McNeil | ... |
Lynda Smirz
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Tamsin Kelsey | ... |
Dr. Lee Braxton
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| Nigel Bennett | ... |
David McLaughlin
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| Ruth Marshall | ... |
Nina Angstrom
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Deborah Grover | ... |
Fiona Sullivan
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Caitlin Fellows | ... |
Baby Brenna
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Emilie Fellows | ... |
Baby Brenna
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Kylie Fellows | ... |
Baby Brenna
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Mackenzie Horner | ... |
Baby Brenna
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Keith and Becki Dilley fail to get pregnant naturally. Just when they despair at the last fertility treatment they can afford, quintuplets are diagnosed. At the birth, a sickly sixth son is found. Raising them proves even harder, juggling domestic matters, financial and practical help, especially from the grandparents, which leads to tensions. Keith gives up his job and blood proves thicker then water. Written by KGF Vissers
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sextuplets | husband wife relationship | grandfather | fertility treatment | father son relationship |Genres:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
17 May 1999 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Baby, Oh Baby See more »Filming Locations:
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I didn't plan on watching this but I stumbled across it and couldn't turn it off. It is an interesting story and I could relate to the sadness of the grandmother's illness. But the fact that the other grandmother (Doris) is portrayed as the opposite of how she apparently really is makes this difficult to watch.
I don't mind a few dramatic additions to a story to help it along, but when you take a real life person and portray them as evil for the sake of a more interesting story, that's just wrong. Its not necessary and is certainly unfair.
But I was able to watch it while keeping in mind it was fantasy.