It is a they said, she said lawsuit of family against family as the children of Darrell Wayne Perry, a Nashville songwriter with credits that include Tim McGraw's Not a Moment Too Soon; Lorrie Morgan's What Part of No; Toby Keith's A Woman's Touch, I Only Miss You, and Every Promise I Ever Made; accuse their evangelical preaching aunt Darlene Bishop, and sister to the deceased, of causing the death of Perry by promising to cure him with prayer after his throat cancer diagnosis in 2003.

Perry's children say Bishop claimed she was cured of cancer through prayer and promised to cure her brother in the same way. According to news reporting, in her book Your Life Follows Your Words, Bishop wrote that faith and prayer cured her of her cancer and her brother Perry of his cancer. In a deposition, she is said to have admitted she was never diagnosed with cancer by a physician, even though she believed she had the disease.

After Perry's death from cancer, Bishop became the executor to his estate. According to the children, Bishop has not given them any of their inheritance, estimated at $750,000 dollars. The children are suing their aunt for wrongful death, clergy malpractice and fraud. Bishop denies all allegations.

The level of grief and the depth of sadness felt when losing a family member to cancer is without measure. You would think that nothing worse could possibly happen. This turn of events following the cancer diagnosis and death of Perry, however it turns out, and wherever the truth is to be found, has reached a new depth in an abyss of empty darkness.

Death. We all have to face it yet for many it is an uncomfortable subject to think about much less talk about. Why do we have such a hard time facing it, fearing it, struggling with it? It is an ending here on earth and no one likes endings.

One of my all-time favorite actresses Sally Field, is taking a lead role in a film that is a bittersweet comedy about four adult siblings who gather at their dying mother's house in North Carolina for what they expect to be a quick, last goodbye. Instead, they find themselves trapped -- together -- for two weeks. Hence the title Two Weeks. It is a movie with a tough subject matter -- living with dying. In the movie Sally Field is playing a woman dying of cancer and only has four more days to live. She ends up living a lot longer.

''It's a human comedy. About the truth of what happens when you deal with this at home. A lot is very funny and a lot is very sad,'' director and writer Steve Stockman said.

Sally Field in no stranger to acting roles facing death with her characters in Forest Gump and Steel Magnolias. I for one can't wait to see this film that is full of great actors like Ben Chaplin, Tom Cavanagh, Julianne Nicholson, Glenn Howerton and Clea Duvall. The film is being shot entirely in Nashville. I hope to see another Oscar in the hands of Sally Field. Yes, we love you Sally.