Linae Tiede

Deli has shared with me that he has grown into a man, not the same evil boy that committed the crime.

I believe that I gained my freedom back for myself by choosing to forgive Deli.

For me, forgiving does not mean forgetting.

I do not believe Edward Delly has a place outside of prison, but when I came to the place of forgiveness, I felt a tremendous burden, relief off my shoulders.

I felt free.

Nathan changed my life by opening his heart and sharing his true self and

giving me the freedom to do the same.

I have four kids and five beautiful stepkids.

And I just feel like it's a beautiful start of a new beginning.

For me to be a survivor has become a beautiful gift.

I believe that I can share it with others.

After the cabin had burnt, we went and rebuilt it and made it even better than it was before.

I can remember my dad.

He would say this to me quite often.

He would say, Lene, I know lightning strikes.

He says, but lightning never strikes twice in the same location.

And I would find great peace in that.

Sometimes

If I ever would have fear, I would just hear my dad say, Lene, you're gonna be safe.

The cabin's magical.