The program profiles the case of Amy Noble, for whom doctors could only offer a negative prognosis after a horrible accident. Her family and the local pastor mobilized a major campaign of prayer and even the doctors could not help but wonder at the speed of the child's healthy recovery. Also interviewed are doctors who say the time is over when theology and science need to be seen in isolation of each other. By As the Baby Boomers, those who lived through the sexual revolution, come closer to their senior years, they may be relieved to learn that humans are sexual until the very end. Candid and poignant, this documentary investigates the realm of sexuality and the elderly.
Seniors share a great deal about love, romance and growing old.
The way they see themselves may just change the way we see them. Contrary to popular thought, erectile dysfunction in men and menopause in women do not herald an end to sex. This delightful romantic comedy, lavishly staged by the Stratford Festival, has been a favourite with audiences throughout the centuries. In this acclaimed production John Hirsch directs Roberta Maxwell and Rosemary Dunsmore as Rosiland and Celia, with Andrew Gillies as Orlando and Nicholas Pennell as Jaques. Pitting young love against the vanity of the court, the fairytale play tells the familiar story of exiled lovers reunited, woodland meanderings, mistaken identities and political wrongs set right.