It's such a waste of our lives and theirs. We just have to find some way to live together - or apart. Evans says she is determined not to succumb to anger. If I allowed myself to, I could be very angry. After all, this man killed eight people and nearly killed my daughter.
Some people go through life bitter, and never move forward, never let go.
I don't want to waste my energy thinking of revenge, eating myself up. I have to turn this into something positive. Instead both she and her daughter take solace in the overwhelming outpouring of support they have received from people not only in Israel, but throughout the world. President Moshe Katsav and Chief Rabbi Yisrael Meir Lau have visited her. She says it was her best Purim ever.