I can't really imagine her range of emotions. I think that whatever happened to her daughter, CA has convinced herself that it was an accident that was somebody's else's fault. But for how she's feeling...can any of us imagine the day to day fear she lived with, with the death penalty looming over her head? As the verdict was read, and after the reality of the words set in, I saw the relief on her face, and a tenseness leave her body. IMO, a certain hardness left her, and she looked like a little kid. So yes, she was living in extreme fear and worry. And now...Poof! It's gone. I can't really think of anything to compare that feeling to. Very few people have experienced it. I don't see how she's going to be capable of acclimating back into society...not that she was doing so well before, but now, I would think she'd be an emotional wreck. Considering that her emotional age is nowhere near 25 years old, she's going to need her family-especially her mother, but I don't see how that's possible. So, how is she feeling? probably so up and down that she has to be medicated...but I guess she's excited, happy, optimistic, scared, but mainly relieved. IMO, and it's only a suspicion, but I imagine that she's swearing that she'll never get in trouble again. MOO