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This video competed in
2019 Adventure Shorts Film Festival
Director(s):
Jason Liversidge lives with Motor neurone disease. He is keen on adventures and making memories for his children before he dies. The Masonic Charitable Foundation paid for the family to stay at the Be. . . endrigg Trust (an adventure activity destination for physically disabled individuals) for an entire weekend. This is what happened show more
- Courageous
- Informative
- Ingenious
- Inspiring
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Heather7 years ago
A brilliant film that will leave lasting heartfelt memories for Jason's family.
Clive7 years ago
I lost a friend to motor neurone disease a great film
Hollis7 years ago
Keep up the good work, as have been said here, it is the families that have to bear the burden of the day to day, very inspiring.
Stephen7 years ago
I have Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 3. It is a form of MND, but is not so severe. This video rang so many bells with me and I totally sympathise with Liz & Jason. It is Liz who bears the brunt of everyday living. Just ask my wife! I too receive hep from the Masons. I'm a member and I know how caring & supporting they are. Keep going Liz & Jason. Giving up is never an option.
Keith7 years ago
I am a f friend of Liz & Jason. I too have MND. Although I am much older at 81, my illness is less advanced. I do what I can, when I can. My main problem is the sheer frustration of not being able to lots of practical al thing that we all take for granted, this is mainly to do with lack of strength in arms & legs. Like Jason, my speech and swallowing are very bad, I can walk (just) with the aid of a zimmer. I am full; of admiration for the 'Liversage family', and the way that they all "Get on with life". All credit due to them for making the best of things, and creating a video diary for Liz and the girls to treasure forever. I urge anyone to donate however small amount you can afford to the many charities involved in their support Sincerely Keith Wagstaff
John7 years ago
Wonderful, keep up the good work, well worth it all.
Stuart7 years ago
Very moving - a wonderful attitude in the face of such adversity and excellent support from Masonic Charitable Foundation.
Michael7 years ago
Every penny donated is used so very well. Wonderful work!
Michael7 years ago
A fantastic Charity.
Anthony7 years ago
Life is about memories. What a great way to celebrate this families response their positive action.