JOHN: To the most beautiful I have known in my entire (ganz) life.
ALICE: Thank you!
ALL: Happy birthday!

MAN: , Dr. Alice Howland!
ALICE: Thank you! I hope to convince (überzeugen) you that into the ... into …

JOHN: Alice, where the hell (wo zum Henker) were you?
ALICE: .
JOHN: Well, I hope you enjoyed that because you completely blew (vergessen) our diner plans.

ALICE: I . I've got something wrong with me.

TOM: What's going on?
ALICE: Oh, boy!
LYDIA: You guys are gonna break up, or?
ALICE: No. I have Alzheimer's disease, early onset (im frühen Stadium).
ANNA: Oh, my God.

ALICE: I can see the words and I can't reach them and I don't know who I am. And I don't know what I'm gonna lose next. Stethoscope, millennium, hedgehog.

ALICE: I'd like to see you .
LYDIA: You can't use your situation to just get me to do everything.
ALICE: Why can't I?!
LYDIA: Because it's not fair!
ALICE: I don't have to be fair! I'm your mother.

ALICE: I hate this is happening to me.
JOHN: But we have to keep in our life going. … We have to try or we're going to go crazy.
ALICE: This might be the last year that I'm myself.
JOHN: .

ALICE: I am not suffering (leiden). I am struggling (ringen). Struggling to be a part of things, to who I once was. So “live in the moment” I tell myself. I can do. Live in the moment!