Moving On

Anne, a middle-aged divorcee, spends her life caring for her elderly mother, who suffers from Alzheimer's disease. After Anne's son is attacked while backpacking across South America, she wants to travel to be by his side, but struggles to find a caretaker for her mother.

Longing for a child of their own, Mary Ann and Anthony struggle to adopt Grace, a baby they fostered. The couple is thrown into turmoil when the child's birth mother decides she wants Grace back. After Mary Ann finds a child in her car with a note asking for her to care for the child, Mary Ann and Anthony find themselves tempted to keep the child.

With her 60th birthday soon approaching, Jean attends a school reunion where she is self-conscious around the other women who seem to have had face-lifts and cosmetic surgery. When she invests in Botox and a tummy-tuck so she looks slim at her birthday party, Jean's husband becomes aggravated by her obsession with her looks.

Better known as Moose, Mike is released on parole from a long prison sentence for armed robbery, only to find that his wife, Tina, has been living with another man. Tina and her new paramour resent Moose's return, but could new information prove Moose's innocence?

Kristy is shocked when she learns that her long-term boyfriend is a heroin user. Though a counselor tells her she should kick him out, Kristy is determined to help him quit his addiction. But the process may prove more than she can handle.

When Jack tries to burglarize elderly Eddie's home, the would-be thief is shocked to find that Eddie once boxed in the Olympics-and that Eddie won't turn him in, provided Jack fixes the window he broke. Despite the age gap, the two become friends, but can Eddie trust the young man?

When widowed Theresa meets charming Gabe, she rejects his advances after her friend, Cyn, tells her Gabe used to abuse his wife. Theresa later learns that Cyn lied about Gabe and confronts her friend at the worst time.

When their 15-year-old son Jamie is bullied at his Catholic school for being gay, Joanne and Dave meet with the headmaster who is no help. Distraught at the seeming lack of support in their old-fashioned faith, Joanne is surprised when her local priest shows more understanding and encourages her to stand up for her son against the school.

Borderline-alcoholic Dave Farrow lives at home and in the shadow of his older brother Stevie. When a drunken accident lands him in the hospital, he meets a nurse, Ruth, and the two begin dating. But when Dave's drinking habits come to light, Ruth's own history with her alcoholic father causes her to doubt the relationship.

Diagnosed with a personality disorder at a young age, Darleen Fyles is obsessed with calling emergency services. When she is robbed, rather than calling the police, Darleen asks for help from Diane, an elderly resident of the nursing home where Darleen's boyfriend Jamie works. The two women form a bond through the ordeal and help each other through family drama.