'It was on the little things I really feel they nailed it. They progressed her slowly and then showed the disease accelerating. That’s what happened with my mom. That last episode, I went through a box of tissues.'
Sophia Paliov felt gutted when one of the main characters in the popular TV series “This Is Us” started to show signs of memory loss. Watching Rebecca Pearson’s mental decline as hercut deeply because it so closely echoed what Paliov had been through with her mom.
“It was a very good show,” Paliov said. “It was very well written, very realistic. It was on the little things I really feel they nailed it. They progressed her slowly and then showed the disease accelerating. That’s what happened with my mom. That last episode, I went through a box of tissues.”by a team of University of Pittsburgh researchers found that the show resonated with viewers.
Hoffman notes that “This is Us” leaned on the expertise of Hollywood, Health and Society, an organization that provides up-to-date information for storylines involving “health, safety and security,"The accuracy of the Alzheimer’s storyline made Dawn Maniglia wish it had played out several years earlier, when her father-in-law wasManiglia first noticed something was wrong with him when he stopped calling her to help with the crossword puzzles they both loved to solve.
Watching the show even years after her father-in-law died wasn’t easy for the family, especially for Maniglia’s husband. “He had a hard time sitting through it,” she said. “Every episode, there was not a dry eye in our living room.” That finding wouldn’t have surprised Paliov. “I felt split between the two characters,” she said. “In the beginning, I was very frustrated with the disease. I was mad at it. Then I realized I couldn’t fight it and started going with the flow.”
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