“It’ll be all right,” I said, “that part has already been put out there by the hospital, but with their twist to it. We need to get our versio... out there.She just nodded, sadly.James explained the rest of what he called his marketing plan, and we parted around eleven am.“What do you want to do?” I asked, once they’d gone.“I need to go shopping,” Cal said.“Then we’ll go shopping,” I replied, “what do you need?”“Er, girl things,” she answered.“Girl things?” I queried, “you mean make-up, or. "You don't pray to saints," she said one night. "You pray with saints. You ask them to intercede on your behalf with God." Do you pray with them?" I asked."I don't ask for intercession anymore," she told me."Why not?" Because God has already provided everything I need," McKayla said, taking me in her arms. "I have a wife and parents who love me. Doctors who know what they're doing. A wonderful daughter and enough money that I don't ever have to worry about providing for my family." Don't you. Since then, things have quieted down as the community, while stillsomewhat split on her attending as a whole, was appalled by theviolence. Kelly says, "My earliest memories of feeling that something was wrong goback to when I was maybe 4 or 5. I don't know if I realized what itwasthen. I just felt wrong. I wanted to play with the girls and I wantedto dress like them. It hurt, because I was always told, 'you're aboy.'"Kelly is under the care of Doctor William Daniels, a well known expertin. "Darn it, I've got one of those library ladder thingies ordered, but it hasn't arrived yet," she grumbled."I got it, Mom," Nathan said and moved directly behind her. He reached over her and easily pulled the bottle she'd been trying to reach from the rack. She took it from him, but instead of moving away, Nathan placed his hands on his mom's shoulders."Mom, I'm really impressed with all the changes you've made since I left," he said. "You, this - everything looks great." Oh, sweetie, I missed.