Sandi Jacobs wasn’t always sick, but after escaping from the clutches of her abusive father she never got a good grip on reality. Diagnosed with schizophrenia at the tender age of seven, Sandi’s nightmares aggressively follow her into her waking life. No matter how far they are from her father’s influence his presence always seems to be there, although reality might be blurred for her this isn’t the case for everyone. Every time she gets closer to seeing just how thin the line is between her illness versus reality, something seems to always drag her back to square one. After a suspicious accident that left Sandi bruised and beaten is deemed to be part of her overactive imagination and taken at face value, her best friend begins to wonder just how sick she really is. She can pray and pray but what’s the point of having a God if he lets someone else play his role?