Part 3 of Miss Sue Loncar's brave testimony about her daughter's suicide and her husbands overdose deaths takes us through "the day of the worst day of her life". Sue believes that Grace had no intentions to kill herself that night because she had gone to the mall, bought candles and planned to go to a party the next day. She thought that she had actually been doing a lot better than before. Sue says that Teenagers confide in their friends that they want to commit suicide, but usually not to anyone else. Sue was always the disciplinarian but the night of Grace's death both her and Brian took Grace's phone because she had gotten in trouble. It was not a harsh punishment and she was supposed to get her phone back the next morning. Sue stayed with Grace until 4 am to talk everything through and to make sure she was ok. When she woke up at 11 am and went to Grace's room she found her dead on the floor with a gunshot wound to her head. Sue's first reaction was to sit her up and will her back to life. Bravely Sue talks about all the next horrible moments. She was in shock and laid with her dead daughter until the police made her leave. 2 days after Grace's funeral on the next Sunday she was waiting on Brian to meet her in church but he didn't show up, because he had overdosed and by the time Sue got to the hospital her husband was dead. In complete shock she could not even comprehend what was happening. She has been robbed from being able to share memories of her daughter with him who loved her as much as she did. She has to walk this painful road all alone. She says she knows what it feels like to want to die. Her saving Grace have been God and her other children because she does not want to harm them anymore. Sue says she is a changed person - everything is tinged with terrible sadness. She had to learn to make it one breath at a time, 30 minutes at a time, 1 hour at a time .................. stay tuned for Part 4