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From Dr. Sacks' website faq:
Q: What happened to the patients and other characters in the AWAKENINGS movie? The movie AWAKENINGS is a fictionalized drama based on Dr. Sacks true account. There is no Dr. Sayer, but Dr. Sacks is still practicing medicine and writing books & articles. There is no Nurse Eleanor. The patient "Leonard" died, as have all the AWAKENINGS patients--but many lived long and relatively rewarding lives. Their real story is told in the book AWAKENINGS .
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What is Leonard Lowe's from Awakenings real name?
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Is Leonard lowe still alive?
No, hes dead.
How old was Leonard Lowe at time of death?
2 months old
What actors and actresses appeared in History Happened Here - 2001?
The cast of History Happened Here - 2001 includes: Leonard Nimoy as Himself (Narrator)
Who is Stephanie on the tv show the big bang theory?
Stephanie Barnett appeared in three episodes of this show. She is an ex-girlfriend of Howard, and had a short fling with Leonard. It has never been stated what happened to her after she and Leonard broke up.
How much does an outside rep at Lowe's make?
Are you referring to Lowe's Cinemas? Lowe's Hardware? Lowe's Garden Centres? Lowe's Hotels? Lowe's Time Share, or Lowe's Casinos? You'll need to clarify your question for an accurate response.
Did Lowe's food change their name?
No... Lowe's Foods is still Lowe's Foods (no relationship with Lowe's Home Improvement).
What does the name Leonard mean?
Leonard means brave & hard hence Leonard rhymes with Leonard
What has the author Janet Lowe written?
Janet Lowe has written: 'The ceramics of Janet Lowe'
What happened to Rob Lowe's character on the West Wing?
Rob Lowe who played Sam Seaborn was written off the show when his character ran for office in California. Sam returned to the show for its final few episodes as a favor to Josh Lyman who was played by Bradley Whitford.
When was Lowe's created?
Lowe's was created in 1946.
What is the birth name of Al Lowe?
Al Lowe's birth name is Albert W. Lowe.
