A young teenager, urges her father to visit her mother in a mental health hospital, despite her prior encounters with her mother’s Bipolar episodes. Upon seeing her mother, Grace is heartbroken as the treatment appears to have worsened her mental state. She observes her mother's drawn features and lack of recognition, leading to an emotional confrontation with her father about the effectiveness of the treatment. Frustrated and desperate for her mother to return home, Grace struggles to understand the situation, while her father attempts to reassure her that the treatment is necessary for Sarah's recovery.

Jack, a devoted husband, consistently supported his wife Sarah through her struggles with Bipolar disorder from the 1960s to the 1990s, despite a lack of assistance from family and community. He was unaware of the helpful organisation ARAFMI. After a particularly challenging episode, Sarah was admitted to hospital, where the doctor proposed a controversial treatment involving Electroconvulsive Therapy to help mitigate her severe depression. Jack was apprehensive about the potential side effect of memory loss, expressing his concerns about the procedure, even as it was presented as the best option for Sarah's recovery and healing.