Lindsey (1980)

The Cases family confronts a difficult choice about their daughter Lindsey's future. Lindsey was born with spina bifida and needs a life-saving operation that could mean a lifetime of limited mobility. The film explores the emotional struggle of Lindsey's parents, Mary and Barry, as they grapple with the decision of whether to pursue the operation, potentially preserving her life but impacting her independence, or to allow her to live with her condition. The story examines parental responsibility, medical ethics, and the strength of the human spirit as the family navigates this emotional journey.