90 Minutes in Heaven Page #5

is humanly possible.

We can help you

manage that.

I just want relief.

I understand.

Your family's here

to see you.

The hardest thing to endure

was having my family,

especially my children,

seeing me

in this physical state.

Don?

It's okay, boys.

Say hi to your dad.

Nicole.

I love you, Daddy.

I love you, Dad. Love you.

I love you, Chris,

so much.

I have a Valentine's

Day dance coming up.

I'm very excited.

Although I don't know

if I have a Valentine.

Daddy will dance

with you.

Two goals, Dad.

That's what I got.

One bounced off

the pole.

Excuse me. It's, uh...

It's time for some cleaning.

Okay.

I'll see you guys soon.

Okay, bye.

All right.

Come on, guys.

Go be with your grandparents

for a minute, okay?

Be good boys.

See you guys soon.

We have the best kids

in the world.

Yeah.

We sure do.

Hi. How y'all doing?

You okay?

Joe?

Okay.

Eva, I think the kids

should come home with us.

We'll find a school

for 'em close by,

and that way you won't have to worry about

if they're being taken care of or not.

Yeah, and-and that way you can

focus fully on taking care of Don.

Let me talk

to Don first.

I'm not sure if that's a

decision he can make right now.

Dad. You live

250 miles away.

We won't be able to see

them every day. I know.

I know it's gonna be tough.

But Don needs you now.

And we can bring the kids

back anytime you want.

It's best

if I speak with Don.

All right.

Okay.

Hi.

How you doing today?

Hmm?

How you feeling?

My dad thinks

it would be better for them

to take the kids

back to Louisiana,

at least until we can get

you out of the hospital.

I don't think

that's a very good idea.

I know.

But it'll be better for them.

Because that way I don't

have to keep finding people

to take them to school

and pick them up every day.

It's not a good idea, Eva.

It's going to be impossible for me

to return to teaching school

and maintain health insurance,

spend time with you and find the

energy to take care of our children.

No.

Don.

Letting my parents

take the kids

is the only sensible

solution we have here.

I want you to agree.

I will find peace if we

both agree to let them go.

I'm sending them home

with my parents.

Welcome to McDonald's.

Can I take your order?

Hi. Yes. We will have

two cheeseburgers,

two shakes

and two fries, please.

Thank you. Please pull up to the window.

Until it was time

for me to come home,

Eva would never

sleep in our bed.

And that couch

was not comfortable.

I know,

'cause I've been there.

Yes. Hello.

My name is Eva Piper.

I'm looking

to hire an attorney.

Mrs. Pepper?

Piper.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I'm Cecil Beaumont.

Pleasure.

I am your Beau.

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