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JO:
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Do you know how she made amends?
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OH:
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No; I don’t know. I know that when she came back to Dallas she was
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totally broke, she was working three jobs, at like a pizza place, and a cleaners, and somewhere else, trying to make enough money to pay off a debt, and I don’t know if that was to the church, or what.
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SF:
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Do you know um, Carol, if around that time, is when she claimed
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bankruptcy?
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OH:
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It’s very possible. I don’t know. It’s very possible.
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SF:
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So, now she’s back in Dallas. She’s made contact with you, she’s basically
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made a bad move with
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SF:
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with the church. Adrift in her job, and in her whole personal life. Her mother
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is failing, I understand her mother’s sick.
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SF:
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Her
father is now dead.
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JO:
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Let me ask you this if I may. I think you gingerly going around it at the very
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beginning, so as I got a clear picture. Was Lisa hanging onto the church because maybe she came from a dysfunctional family, and that was the source of
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SF:
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Was that like her touch stone, you know, like a stabilizing force for her?
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OH:
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I think it was very stabilizing for her. It was her source of stability.
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SF:. And you made a comment to me last night on the phone that she totally
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believed in the church
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OH:
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Absolutely. Absolutely.
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