The Prescription

Abby is an overwhelmed caregiver who must take an erie walk in her mother’s shoes that serves as a booster shot of compassion and empathy. But is it too late?

The Prescription presents a mind-bending look at the way death is regarded in modern society and how we deal with or fail to deal with grief. Who can afford to grieve in a life is riddled with drama before grief is added? Like all who approach death, Halle and her family are dealing with the fear of the unknown.

The Prescription is also about mental illness: How it’s experienced, how it’s regarded and the unfortunate treatment of those who suffer from it. Elderly people are often misdiagnosed or errantly medicated- which is the case with Halle.

The Prescription is about taking back your personal power. It’s about inevitable transitions that we must make to improve our quality of life. It is about remembering our souls’ identity and achieving a higher self.

The prescription is about addiction. People look at the addictions we have to drugs. Ok - what about Violence? Money? Sex and all of its perversions… power? Hhow do we self medicate our pain? Drugs? Inflicting pain on others? Subconscious self-sabotage? Intentional self-harm?