care. And um she said, "What do you think is going to happen tomorrow?" And um I said, "I think my parents will be happy to support me to get out of here. They will pay the ban or whatever, you know." She said, "Do you think they'll be able to come?" I said, "Probably going to be there. >> We won't be there tomorrow, but your attorney will be there tomorrow." >> Hi, Molly. Hi, Mom. I slept for a few hours and I thought that it was tomorrow. >> Oh, honey. >> Oh, that is the worst feeling in the world. >> I'm sorry, sweetie. >> I thought it was Friday morning. When I woke up and saw a light outside, I thought it was Friday morning. >> Okay. Did you get dinner? Did they bring you dinner? >> Oh my god. Literally the most deceitful thing ever. Um, it was the styrofoam. >> Styrofoam. >> Styrofoam. It would be >> chicken patty. Chicken patty. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I think it's a chicken patty. It was like a meat chicken. It was like a hybrid meat chicken thing. Patty thing. >> Like it might have been beef. It might have been beef. It might have been chicken. I'm not sure what it was. >> Did you eat any of it? >> No. >> Oh, sweetie. >> No. I thought I thought that they were going to be giving you a vegetarian meal >> moving forward. Uh they said this was the best they could do. >> Oh, sweetie. So, even though it was labeled, it literally was written veggie on there and it was delivered that was delivered. Yeah. >> You think it was like a veggie patty? >> No, they told me it's not. It's definitely meat. Don't eat it. But it was But it was But if it was labeled veggie, would it be veggie? >> No. They told me it was definitely meat. Don't eat it. >> Who told you not to eat it? The people delivering it. >> The people delivering it told me it's definitely meat. Don't eat it. >> Oh, honey. Eat the other things. The other things were rice and a few pieces of lettuce. I spread the lettuce. was like maybe seven or six or seven pieces, which is better than the three or four that I've gotten in the past. It probably like seven or eight pieces of iceberg lettuce. >> Oh, sweetie. >> And like some plain rice that had no seasoning, no salt, no pepper, no nothing. Plain rice, but I ate that. >> Okay. Okay. >> And it made me sick. >> I'm sorry, honey. I'm really sorry. >> It made me very sick. So, are they still not giving you your correct med medic? Oh, correct. >> Still not doing the correct medications. >> These are things you can talk with with your attorney tomorrow. So, and when you talk to him tomorrow, you don't share any information with anybody. >> I know. >> Okay. You don't share nothing. nothing, >> you know, I want you to be very stoic and very stonefaced. >> So I So they have no idea about what you and RJ spoke about, >> right? >> Did you talk to Dylan today? Did he go to the friend's church today? >> He did, but he didn't really talk to anyone cuz he just he just prayed. He prayed. >> Okay. >> Cuz he went cuz he got cuz he got six teeth done. >> Oh, that's a lot. >> Six works on. Yeah, >> that's a lot. >> His mouth. His mouth is in a lot of pain. >> Probably feeling. Oh, he's actually in pain. Okay. >> Yeah, he's in a lot of pain. >> I'm sorry. >> And right after Right. He went right after the dentist. So, he went right after. So he couldn't he said his mouth was like numb. He couldn't like he couldn't he couldn't have been able to. >> But he did go to friends first. >> Yeah, he went but he couldn't have spoken to them. >> Okay. Did he say like he went inside like the like the actual church church area? >> I think so. >> Okay. Okay. >> Yeah. I think >> well you know the wonderful thing about that congregation is it's a very friendly, all you know, very allincclusive and they were very warm and accepting to me and spent a good deal amount. They gave me, you know, some time and um as you know, I share that with you. So if Dylan ever would want to go back, he has he can do that. >> When he's feeling better, perhaps he'll consider to do that. >> Well, I'm sure he'll go back with me. >> Yeah, but but you you actually fell asleep >> just for a little bit. Not much. >> Yeah. Well, you're probably exhausted. >> You're probably not sleeping. >> You're probably not sleeping well at all. >> Not sleeping well at night. Yeah. And you're you're not eating well and you're not getting your your medications and you're under a great deal of stress. >> Yeah. And I'm losing my hair like massively. >> You're losing your hair? >> Massively. It's so sad. >> Will will anybody bring you? >> She's losing her hair >> like massively. Like I've I'm like developing alopecia as hormones. >> Okay. >> It's really sad. Will you write down in our notes to RJ that she's developing alopecia? >> It's hair loss. >> It's getting worse, too. Is getting worse. >> Her hair is falling out. >> Look up how to spell it. It starts with an A. >> A L P E C I A. Yeah. >> A L O L O P I A. Yeah. It's from malnutrition and lack of um they're not giving you any drugs. >> Okay. >> I want to do as much as I can for you, honey. >> What can I do for you right What can I do for you right now? >> You're just here with me and I I love you and I I just want to hear your voice. >> Oh, honey, you're I'm I will do whatever I can for you. I will listen to you. I will pray with you. I will tell you over and over how much your father and I love you. >> Your dad can your dad speak to you. >> You have to eat, Molly. Okay. >> Honey, you have to eat, sweetie. >> Okay. You have to eat. >> I have been trying. >> Okay. You got to eat, honey. >> I get sick when I do. I know. >> Well, you you're seeing RJ tomorrow. >> I hope it's early. I hope it's early. I hope it's early. I hope it's not like 5:00 in the afternoon. >> I don't I don't He said he's got a thing in the morning. He's coming over there. So, >> he's coming in the morning. >> In the morning. >> He's got a He's got a 8:30 thing and he's coming over after. I don't know how long it's going to be. >> Okay. Okay. I don't know. >> Okay. >> You guys might learn it's like eating again. And you can't just not eat for a week. Like you're going to have to learn to eat. I didn't I didn't say to eat all the meat. I said just try a couple bites. >> I did though. I got violently ill for like for like 12 hours. >> Mom, I'm here. So R.J. will be will be there tomorrow. He has something in the morning and then he's planning on seeing you afterwards. Okay. So, you just need to hold tight until then. >> You can do this, Mommy. >> I can do it. I can do it. I can do it. I can do it. >> You can absolutely do it. I want you to think back to all those the things that you have used in the past to get you through tough periods. Okay. Okay. Those those words and those beliefs that have helped you push through I'm thinking about the power of my grandmother's. >> Think of grandma Cecilia. Think of grandma Molly. >> Think of their strength. Okay. >> I even think I even think like I even think Grandma Marie would be praying for me right now. >> She absolutely would be praying for you. >> Like she knew me. She knew me. She did know you and she had a very difficult childhood. >> A very with a very unloving stepmother. >> Yes. But I think she would be praying for me right now. >> She would be praying for you, Molly. >> I think she would see me. I think she would see me from as a woman struggling, hurting, >> calling out to the Lord. >> Audio, >> begging. >> But Molly, think of those words. Think of those those words and those thoughts of affirmation and how you need to get through this, you know. >> Okay. Think positive thoughts. >> Trying it. >> I'm trying. I'm trying. I'm trying. I'm trying so hard. >> I know you're trying. I know you're trying. >> I have like the worst migraine of my life. I've never felt like my head like hurt this way before. But the hair loss like hair loss is so intense. >> Molly, you need to be seen by a doctor. Have you been seen by a doctor? >> Once and it was through the door. It wasn't actually seen by a doctor. It was through the door. >> Was that on your >> through the cell door? >> It was on your second day. >> On your second day. >> Y So that was maybe seven days ago. >> I've been begging I've been begging for medical attention. They've been saying, "Please, I need medical attention. Please, I need medical attention." And they just say like, "No." >> They can't deny you medical attention. >> They've denied me medical attention repeatedly. >> They say, "I have a right." >> I have said that I have a right in Ohio. And then they said, "Do you hear how you're talking to us?" >> Oh, okay. I see how that's what they do, >> right? >> I see what they're doing. That's what that nurse said to me. I told you she was the one who I told you she was that one nurse who she was the white nurse and she was I told you she was probably a bully in high school and that's why she became the nurse. That one >> you know there's bullies all shapes and sizes and ages in this world. >> The social worker Holly came around today. The social worker Holly came around today. She came around to every cell and she came around to every cell for about 10 to 30 seconds for me. She came around for about 30 cuz I had a little bit more to say. I said, "I am still dying in here." Um, I have still been denied my medications and denied food and denied medical care. And um, she said, "What do you think is going to happen tomorrow?" And um, I said, "I think my parents will be happy to support me to get out of here. they will pay the bail or whatever, you know. She said, "Do you think they'll be able to come?" I said, "Well, he's going to be there. >> We won't be there tomorrow, but your attorney will be there tomorrow." >> I know. >> Yeah. And I don't even know if they'll let us see you, Molly. >> We don't have a lot to say in it. >> I know. >> So, I'm surprised you asked you that. That's I'm sorry. So, we're we're starting to we're a little low on time and I just want to make sure you get to say everything that you want to say. >> Yeah. >> I don't want to get cut off, but that's our >> I love you so much, >> Molly. I love you with all my heart. >> I love you with all my heart and my whole heart and soul being every ounce of it. And you know I am here for you. And even though we can't physically be there together holding hands and embracing, I am here for you. You can call me anytime you need to. Thank you. >> And I will listen and I will pray with you. I will do what I can. >> Thank you. >> Okay. And your father is doing what he can. And we love you more than anything. Molly, you're still our daughter. Okay. >> My mom and dad. >> Oh, honey. I'm still your mama. I will always be your mama. >> You want to You know that. And you will always be my girl. >> You will always be Molly in the middle. My sweet pe. >> Okay. >> You have one minute left. >> So, let's pray real quickly. >> Dear Lord, freely look after our daughter Molly. keep her protected and keep her safe. Keep her heart full and may you look after her and protect her in good days and in bad. Lord, please, I beg of you, have mercy on my daughter and her soul. She is a beautiful, kind, compassionate, and loving person. And please continue to look after her. We love you, dear God. We thank you for everything that you have given our family. But in my heart and soul, please I ask I ask you my dear God, look after our daughter Molly. And may all the angels and saints continue to protect you and show you guidance and love. Molly, >> thank you for using Molly.