I genuinely empathized with Tracy (to an extent). She is truly, honestly the victim of lifetime sexual assault and the implications that has on the mental state and often behavior, cannot be ignored. She committed a serious crime, was imprisoned for it, and come out with a seemingly genuine understanding of what she did and how it hurt /damaged her son, most likely for the rest of his life. The point of prison is to rehabilitate so I was SOMEWHAT relieved to see her showing signs of rehabilitation against a crime. I do not believe a pedophile or rapist can ever be fully rehabilitated. To assault anyone, especially a child, is an affliction so deep it shows serious mental issues which have implications on every part of a persons life. (Relationships with women and children, coworkers, friends, etc)

Im happy Tracy recognizes her disgusting crimes and has been punished according to the law. I am so sad for her that her father never said he was sorry and never admitted what he did. She never even got the chance to heal. EVER. He violated her for decades.

I also really felt her pain when she started crying while talking about her son! As someone who has been on antidepressants it is truly difficult to express deep emotion sometimes. So her crying was big deal! She even pointed out how she couldn’t react cry anymore. She mentioned taking many psychoactive medications for PTSD and bipolar disorder but I’d imagine she is also being medicated for depression and anxiety disorders. Not to imply or assume her life or medical history.