is still going on. that s the scary part, the unknown still. like the whole situation. so far, debra, you ve only been able to text with her, right? you haven t been able to actually speak with her, is that right? right. i did speak with her at one point earlier before they knew where they were going to be transferred to. i was able to talk to her and let her know that we were going to meet her over here and that, you know, we were glad she was safe and had made it out. she was still concerned with some of our other friends who at that point weren t out. so that was another concern. debra, what s the first thing you re going to tell your daughter when you see her? obviously that i love her. we love her greatly and glad she s okay. i just want to hold her. just want to hug her. get that mom hug, because she also has a daughter that s 4 and she s worried and concerned about. just wants to hug her too, and
mom hug me and just staring into her eyes. reporter: and so it came to be that her brother s heart is beating inside her true love s chest. i hear him all the time in my head. oh, my god. wow. i mean, there are stories, and then there are really impactful stories. that s beautiful. rarely blown away by a story, but that was it. unbelievable. the power of love on many different levels. we ll be back. levels. we ll be back. septic disasters are disgusting and costly, but avoidable.
mom hug me and just staring into her eyes. reporter: and so it came to be that her brother s heart is beating inside her true love s chest. i hear him all the time in my head. oh, my god. wow. i mean, there are stories, and then there are really impactful stories. that s beautiful. rarely blown away by a story, but that was it. unbelievable. the power of love on many different levels. we ll be back. different levels. we ll be back. septic disasters are disgusting and costly, but avoidable.