The past testifies to the future. There shall be no future fears. There is no fear of rejection ---only regret of it.

She had rejected Dad, but she would never have to fear being rejected by him. Dad loves her. And if there be fear of what possible love she may have in return, she can simply dispel that fear by showing her love. 

     But fear makes its final bid.  Up until this point, she has never shown Dad that she loves him. 

     What if he really needs that love ---to help him pull through?     

     What if he needs to know someone is there, to give him hope?     

     What if he is in danger?