Dear Friends:
Help further Dr. Diamonds legacy.
Help to advance our understanding of our brains.
And get your own copy of the documentary.
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My Love Affair with the Brain
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Not for public or educational use, go here for that, thanks!
Available in DVD (for purchase) or streaming (3 years)
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Dear Dr. Diamond and the makers of My Love Affair with the Brain,
Thank you for this wonderful film, I have only seen the trailer, but am eager to experience the rest, on PBS or wherever I can, in the future. I had the great honor of studying the brain in Dr. Diamond’s pre-med brain anatomy and dissection class, sometime between 1976 and 1978 when I was in the graduate Doctor of Mental Health (DMH) Program at UC Berkeley in the then very young Health and Medical Sciences Department.
Dr. Diamond’s excitement about learning more about the brain was infectious and inspiring. She helped lifelong interest in the science underpinning our daily lives blossom for many if not all of her students, and for me, especially in my working life as a psychotherapist. What an incredible time to be alive and interested in the human brain, with Dr. Diamond and other truly inquisitive, innovative scientists studying and making such huge discoveries—one after the other—about the very nature of our brains, minds, selves, health. Thank you, Dr. Diamond, and all of you who are recording her on film for others, for her indomitable spirit and excitement to bring others into her delight in learning more who we are at our amazing physical, emotional, mental core.
Jennifer –
so glad to hear this from you. Will forward onto Dr. Diamond. What an honor to be connecting with some of the over 60,000 students that she taught face-to-face over all her years as an Anatomy and NeuroAnatomy professor. I’m sure you will enjoy the documentary. thanks for writing
Thanks you Jennifer for this kind comment. I hope you saw the program on your local PBS station, and if not, tell them to broadcast it (or to broadcast it again!)
If you prefer to use a check, you can send it by regular mail to:
Luna Productions
1210 Masonic Ave., #3
Berkeley, CA 94706
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With an annual net monthly income of less than $1000 there is NO way I can buy this DVD…unfortunately I surfed into the last 20 minutes of this program…I’d love to share it with my grandson (a high school senior who asked for a current COMPLETE neurological textbook for his 16th birthday…he’s a computer geek who hope to become a doctor specializing in diagnosing and defining neurological conditions and therapies) . Is there any way of scholarshiping a purchase for me. He has her kind of curious and inquisitive brain!!!
Yes, we are always open to well meaning people who just don’t have the funds. Please email me directly to discuss. Gary@lunaproductions.com Thank you for being such a caring grand parent.
Dear Luna P,
Just finished watching ” I love brains” ( my text-shorthand).
Approx 15-20 min into the show i found myself in love w/her.
Really, no bull. And i imagine so does everyone elso on this spaceship. I tip my hat to all involved in this wondrous endeavor.i shared tears of joy person at ending ( apology for no name.
endeavor endeavor
At the end of the film shown on PBS, Dr. Brown said a quote and I was looking for it. It was before the film ended. Can you share the quote again? It was very touching. And I would like to hear it again.
Laura – perhaps you mean Dr. Diamond’s quote, “Never learn bitterness, because you are the only one who suffers.”