Garrison's sister of sister women wanted him to move before his death

• In the episode of May 4th of Sister womenThe Brown family shares the heartbreaking details behind Garrison Brown's death
• Garrison, the son of Janelle and Kody Brown, died of suicide in March 2024
• His older sister Madison Pinsel said that she tried to convince him to pull him in North Carolina before his death in North Carolina near her

Garrison Browns wanted to love another future for him before his death.

Janelle Brown's son and her ex Kody Brown died in March 2024 and in the episode on Sunday of suicide by Sister womenThe family opened the painful experience of learning Garrison's death and the events that led to it.

Garrison's older sister, Madison brush, and her husband Caleb brush said that they had asked the garrison to move all over the country from Flagstaff, Arizona, where they live in North Carolina.

“I tried to get him to pull here,” said Madison during her denominational interview. “And so we talked about every step we get closer.”

“We almost had him here,” said Caleb about his brother -in -law. “He almost came.”

Madison Castle: “I think he was just so deep in.”

The family remembered to find out that Garrison had committed suicide after his younger brother Gabriel Brown found him dead in his apartment. Janelle called Maddie to tell her and she told the terrible experience of sharing the news with her siblings.

“There are a few moments in their life when I change their brain chemistry, and I definitely have the feeling of calling siblings that a sibling definitely changes their brain chemistry,” said Maddie.

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Janelle now lives in North Carolina to be close to Maddie and her four children. Together the two open the Taeda Farms Flower Farm in North Carolina.

She announced that she had been in contact with Garrison on the day of his death and opened alcohol against his fights towards the end of his life.

“I don't know what happened,” said Janelle in tears. “He was never a drinking child. He didn't like the taste. And he started drinking while Covid and something happened in the last year and it really only got it.”

The TLC star said she and others in her family had turned to Garrison to help in the middle of his fights.

“We had all the love, all the support, all the help, offered all resources,” she said. “I don't know what happened this evening, what he did because he had other nights like this, where he drinked and then passed out, and he would breastfeed a kind of radio, but he would be back in the morning.”

If you or someone you know, think about a suicide, please contact the 988 self -murder and crisis rescue line by choosing 988, text “strength” on the crisis text line under 741741 or 988lifeline.org.