Eleanor Doyle

And so I just stayed up all that night.

And the following morning, then it was kind of like, I looked as if nothing happened.

Oh, sure, look, it was just whatever.

And I said, no, like that was kind of, that was it.

And do the funny thing.

I'm not an overly religious person, but I always had this prayer to Padre Pio and I'd been saying it for two years.

I had it up in the sink at home, praying that he'd help.

Every morning I say, I used to say the prayer.

And he wrote off my parents' car on Pedro Pio's feast day on the 23rd of September.

And my mom told me after that when they were over in Turkey, dad was up in the kitchen.

He said, Jesus Nula, what you put that down there for?

And she said, what?

And it was a picture of Pedro Pio and it was on the ground.

But she had a little magnet and it was on the fridge.

And she was telling me that story after, you know.

But so I just said, look, it's like this, you know, I want to do what I can.

He is the father of my children.

I said, you're going to have to get help.

And he said, right, right, I will, I will, I will.

So I was the one that made all the phone calls and eventually got him in.