She was pushing on the walls of her entoment, right?

And it wouldn't budge.

Then she'd hear people walk by and she'd scream and they knew she couldn't, they couldn't hear her.

What torture is that?

What torture is that?

Can I even imagine.

Yeah.

I mean, her rescue was shown around the world.

I'm the poster child of bad things happen, you know.

Husband killed, son killed and missing, daughter

buried alive, dog dead, house and all contents totally obliterated and me severely injured.

That was a pretty, pretty startling jolt to my day-to-day life. One characteristic in common

is they adapt. They adapt to their situation. So

I had to adapt into my new reality from wife to widow, from co-parenting with my fabulous husband to

a single parent, from working to, to injured to work, right?

So I had to adapt into the new.

And adapting is being open and vulnerable to the help.

And people will show up and ask, raise your hand saying, I'm just going through

this. And the pile where they found some of my son's remains, it was graced with beautiful

yellow wildflowers. And the students clipped them and brought them to my house. And they said,

they put them in a vase and they said, life found away. And I said,

Love found away. Did you know there's a technology that's actually an app on your phone that

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