Agreed. I will be thinking of her, but the reunion with her relatives is going to have so many mixed emotions. She's not going home to 'her home' and she's not going to get hugs from her mom and dad. But she will have a loving and safe place to go, a home she's familiar with, her family who care about her, and her lovely dog.
One of the things her family has done is to keep a video of her parents funeral service for Jayme to watch if/when she wants to. I don't think going 'home' will be like a big party. She has to gradually get used to living in a different house, get used to a new bedroom...everything. There's going to be months of talking to LE and attorneys and counsellors and therapists. At some point she'll probably be taken to visit her parents graves -- that is something I couldn't cope with at Jayme's age even though my mom didn't die in the circumstances that Jayme's parents did. I just totally broke down when I went to the cemetery.
But when she wakes from a nightmare and wakes up screaming and shaking, there's going to be an auntie to run to her and hold her and remind her that she's safe now. They're going to help her build a future on her terms...but the abductor(s) have already taken so much from her that has changed her life forever. And that's what Jayme's going back to....it's not really likely to be a balloons and cake kind of thing imho.
