Deanna (Tovah Feldshuh) of the Walking Dead gets over near death experience after Negan’s latest victim

FOX Fans desperately seek refuge through social media after the death of their beloved Abraham Ford in the "Walking Dead" played by Michael Cudlitz in such a brutal manner. The graphic scenes magnify the horror, desperation and intense emotions as Rick's group were engulfed in fear while they were tortured in "The Walking Dead". The only thing they could do is cry.

Negan just got started as he continue to spread his wrath and aims his evil plan into Rick's son, Carl. One can't stop hating this "The Walking Dead" villain for ordering the father to amputate his own son's arm with the ax on him. Swearing to kill everybody, the deputy Sheriff can do nothing.

You could have been terrorized if Negan did not stop him from following his command. It is already his victory knowing that the helpless father would rather cut his son's arm than lose him completely. He exclaimed; "you belong to me!" as an indication that he just wants to be superior whatever it takes. Rick just cannot oppose that madness at that very moment in time. Just the kind of thrill you can get from "The Walking Dead."

As one of the previous casts of "The Walking Dead" puts it, you just have to make a better choice when challenges in life confront you. When Tovah Feldshuh was offered to play Deanna Monroe, she was hesitant to accept the role. "I'm close enough to death that I don't want to be in a show about death," she explains to Scott Gimpel, the executive producer. "I don't enjoy scary movies," she says.

Intrigued why "The Walking Dead" becomes television's No. 1 show, she can't help but watch it. Surprisingly, she accepted the role. Her character, Congresswoman Deanna Monroe was the boss of the Alexandria Safe Zone. It is a haven for the undead apocalypse survivors in Season 6 of "The Walking Dead".

All human beings will die. No exception to it. Only right choices can make the difference. Tovah decides to not miss being a part of a top-rated show. "When we're young, death is another planet," she recalls. "Then it moves into your neighbor's apartment, nearer to you. Then finally, into yours -- that's when your time comes." "We have to keep moving to be not afraid of death," she says. "We always have to laugh." It's the cure for fear. But can you laugh at the bloody killings at "The Walking Dead"?

Tovah is thankful to have to fight zombies as she portrayed Deanna. She is now physically fit after exercising regularly. She has mastered the art of playing Pilates as well. She was only in Season 5 and became a zombie in Season 6. However, her fame remains. How could patrons forget the brave mother who was killed by his own son in this hit horror TV show, "The Walking Dead"?

13 episodes at the "The Walking Dead" as human and a zombie for one still draw a big crowd for her. The 50,000 people at the Philadelphia Walker-Stalker convention were anxious for her autographs. It was "quite an experience," she said. It was certainly a job fulfillment day for her. Do you think Negan's latest killing spree would still trigger her near death experience trauma? Obviously not, she has learned to face hear fear by playing Deanna! Thanks to "The Walking Dead".