Not to mention that this would be perfect fodder for her to drone on for the rest of her life about how she selflessly donated her kidney in spite of all her life-threatening ailments and the incredible, incalculable, unspeakable risks that come with this 48-hour surgery and six-month rehab. She can hit the talkshow circuit with a heartfelt, genuine tale of her near-death experience - that will SO be turned into a movie.
"So I had basically left my body. I was watching myself from above, and ... the funniest thing happened. You know, that lipstick I'm wearing? Yeah, the red one! Okay, so listen to this, Oprah - it hadn't come off even after two days of surgery! Crazy, right? Anyway, so while the divine lights were already surrounding me, basically
beckoning me to ascend to my rightful place in Paradise, it struck me like lightning: My mission on Earth wasn't over yet! I knew I had my babies to take care of, a family that would break apart without me, and a stellar career to resume! Okay, so following a quick chat with God, He granted my
demand request for an extension. I mean, He, too, realised all the good I still had to do! He gave me a hug - you know one of those bear hugs that are a bit desperate because you just don't want to let go - and bam!, I was back in my body! And then I opened my eyes and there was Ioan, kneeling by my bedside, his head buried in his hands. He was crying so hard, poor Baby Angel! And I know it sounds nuts, but ... I just had to forgive him. Forgive everything he'd done to me and the girls, all those years of abuse and neglect and betrayal, because in my heart, I knew that he was just overwhelmed by the intensity of his feelings for me. Yeah, I know, Oprah, but you must understand that forgiveness is not a chore [TVD Fans - see what I did there?
]. Remember the time when my Baby Angel had met that MS-feigning Bogan and ..."