Stella and Will start dating, despite the nurse’s warning to stay away. In fact, cystic fibrosis patients cannot touch each other. Even more, a single sneeze or cough can compromise their already altered health. The fundamental rule they must follow is: one meter away at all times. It is a game of balances, or better still, of distances, that gives birth to the platonic love between the two. A love made of looks, small transgressions and video calls.

One day, Stella decides to run away from the hospital with Will. He could not choose a worse time: on the same night of the escape his lungs arrive ready to replace his, the girl still upset by the death of Poe, refuses them and immediately after, due to an accident he slips into a frozen pond. Will saves her by giving her mouth-to-mouth respiration, knowing that he’s putting her life in even more danger with a possible exchange of pathogenic bacteria from different strains. Stella and Will are rushed to the hospital. Stella is operated and the surgery is successful as it has not been infected by the bacterial strain of Will. The boy instead is told that his therapy is not working, so he is likely to die soon. As a last wish, Will surprises Stella and sends her farewell, giving her an album that contains many drawings that the boy has made during their brief acquaintance. 
With this film I understood the importance of physical contact for humans, so we must not waste time to embrace those we love, because as the protagonist says: "death is unfortunately inevitable, but living a life to be proud of is something we can control".

 I believe that the increasingly sophisticated technology combined with the expertise of our scientists and biologists is our salvation. We too can help ensure that this situation improves by respecting the basic rules, which we can summarise with these emojis.

 TRIAGE NURSE: Good afternoon, what happened to the boy.

 THE FATHER: Hello, my son was quietly at school and during a class he passed       out suddenly and could not speak well.

TRIAGE NURSE: The boy is called?. 

THE BOY: My name is josh Mosby. 

TRIAGE NURSE: Hi Josh, tell me what happened.

 THE BOY: I seemed to fall into the void. Suddenly I saw nothing and I fell out of the chair. After I came to, I tried to talk, but I realized I couldn’t do it right.

TRIAGE NURSE: Don’t worry, wait in the waiting room and as soon as the doctor arrives you will be called for a check-up.

After waiting half an hour, the father and son were called by the doctor for a visit, and after having done a CT scan of the brain the doctor communicates the results.

THE DOCTOR: it’s nothing to worry about because the CT scan showed nothing. I only advise you to take supplements because surely you will miss the proteins, instead the difficulty in speaking is due to a maximum moment of stress caused by the fainting.

THE FATHER: Thank you very much, doctor.

I chose nursing because in addition to having had close contact with the hospital world that has somehow changed me, I always thought that this is a fairly rewarding job, for those like me who love to help people in difficulty, both physically and humanly.

My parents have always supported me in this decision, especially my mother who is happy to see me takes on the same job.