A man with a rare medical condition has to decide between embracing his final months alive or undertaking an experimental procedure that could extend his life or end it. For #meetup

I'm not sure if you have already written your screenplay, but if not, you could try something like this?

Example: A widowed medical doctor, captivated by a terminally-ill patient, proposes an unproven experimental procedure, which could immediately end her life or buy them time to fall in love.

>>Good plots force characters to make decisions (as McKee specifies under pressure)

Important point. The plot is a conspiracy against the protagonist. Time is always an invisible foe. The character doesn't have the luxury of being able to leisurely ponder the issue, google for all the facts, methodically weigh all the pros and cons. The plot and time co-conspire to force the protagonist to make choices, to act NOW.

>>Good plots force characters to make decisions (as McKee specifies under pressure)

Important point. The plot is a conspiracy against the protagonist. Time is always an invisible foe. The character doesn't have the luxury of being able to leisurely ponder the issue, google for all the facts, methodically weigh all the pros and cons. The plot and time co-conspire to force the protagonist to make choices, to act NOW.