Andrea Gunning

I just laid down next to her and I remember it so vividly.

Her whole body is so tense.

And I just kept repeating that and I could feel her tenseness and she was just out and I was just heartbroken for her.

Everyone was heartbroken and worried.

But on that day, in the thick of everything else Saskia was going through, any reaction would have been appropriate.

That combined with whatever medication she's prescribed, like, not going too well.

Marisa had never seen anything like it.

We were all incredibly concerned about what was going on.

Does she need to go to the hospital?

This is not normal.

Mike was the calming, reassuring force who said, no, I've got her.

I'll take care of her.

Don't worry.

She'll just go to sleep and we'll wake up in the morning and I'll let you know how she is.

Everyone headed out, wrote it off as a bad night.

But Bridget would never forget how Saskia felt in her arms.

The tension in her body as she went to sleep.

That's your home.

That's your husband.

You're supposed to be safe.