"She looked very sad when I told her that. "Money won't erase the dreams," she said quietly.I knew that she still had the nightmares. She would often ...waken screaming in the middle of the night. I tried to hold her and comfort her, but she would push me away and pull herself into a ball in the corner of the bed trembling and crying.One night, the dreams were so bad that I had to literally wrap her in a sheet and hold her down to keep her from throwing herself off my balcony. The next day, she. .but what about God?" asked Helen, tears flooding out of her eyes. "I'll be damned for all eternity. My parents will want nothing to dowith me."Her parents? Oh my, I'd better not remind her that we would never seethem again. That would certainly put the nail in the coffin."I didn't go to church as often as you did. My parents didn't believeand thought I shouldn't attend. I only got chance to go if they wereworking on a Sunday morning. One thing I remember from the few times Iattended is. He's caught up, but I can't convince him of that." Well, I hear it, actually. On the internet, and from commentators," Warren pointed out. "I don't know if that's just because she grabs more attention than I do, that might be it." What do you mean?" Kathy asked."Everybody watches her no matter what I'm doing," Warren said with a laugh."He's got a complex about this," Sophia said."Not really. I just know what is. Hey, if I were in the audience, I wouldn't be watching me, either." Maybe we can. What do you have for me today?NC: Let’s start with Bec. Apparently she had a rough night. She sent Mischa out with a message for you. It gave the night staff a few laughs.Dr K: Why? I don’t understand.NC: Here’s the message. As you can see, the message is clearly for you. The staff suggests this drawing could replace your photo in the computer system. It’s a very good likeness.Dr K: Very amusing. Somehow, I don’t see the hospital administration approving the use of cartoon images but you’re.