Being a performer in showbiz,many people around the world knowing who you are is a super lonely living and a definite lonely profession.We are to care about those that are in such shoes.They need a serious somebody that love and respect them for them.Even if drug addiction didn't have anything to do with it.That's what would have helped in the whole thing,even if he did end up in an early grave.
He didn't have anyone who truly loved him around him. What a sad way to go. It's like he gave up and didn't care the last month. He had people around him that need to get looked into. Some of his friends think someone gave him bad drugs on purpose or came around to get him started back on certain things to kill him. All they need to do is watch his lives and see who was around him the last 30 to 40 days.
“I don’t think anyone should give up on someone with mental illness” wow. That statement alone shows how much of a good and non judge-mental friend this man is. So happy he’ll be looking out and supporting his son. RIP Aaron 🙏🏽
He 100% didn't deserve to die, but he was huffing compressed air. He had friends and family who tried to help him for years but Aaron would shut out everyone who gave it to him straight. There's only so much you can do for someone else.
No, he is wrong. You have every right to give up on someone who has given up on themselves. You can’t help anyone who doesn’t want help. It’s so damaging to expect people to help people who don’t want help.
I think loneliness is a problem with our society. Everyone has problems, some heavier than others. While we cannot force people to seek help, we just have to keep radiating love towards them and hope it counts. Regardless, may Aaron rest in peace now.
@@Boricua..4 imo, with loneliness you can. A lot of lonely people don’t know they’re lonely, and ironically lonely people unconsciously push people away. However, it is up to other people to help lonely people. We don’t need to be martyrs or focus on fixing people, but keeping someone in the social loop instead of allowing them to move to the outskirts can help
He was lonely deep inside. His soul was suffering for so long from all he’s been through. People trolled him, hurt him, put him down all the time. With all respect to Melanie, they were toxic together. He needed his brother, his family. Aaron could not help the way he was. He cried for help so many times in the only way he knew how, by going live. Too many enablers were helping him destroy himself. Rest in peace , Aaron.
How do u know he is a beautiful man? How do u what kind of person he is? Nobody knows really. He could be doing this for attention money? When Aaron needed him, he did not go to see him because he was "busy"! A "real" friend.
@@pantoponrosegoatoe4129 exactly! He's now looking for his 15 minutes at that young man & his families expense. Wow where was he seems he was blaming everyone but himself fit this tragedy? Easy to have all the answers afterwards.
@@lindyoliver7750 this guy seems like he was a good friend to Aaron, everyone has their own life he did better than Aaron’s family because like this guy mentioned you shouldn’t give up on someone you love especially if they have a mental illness or drug problem. His family failed him completely. I watched many of Aaron’s lives where he said he just wanted his family to be apart of his life. I sure thought maybe after Aaron had his son that his family would open up.
One thing I really liked about Aaron was that he was very vulnerable. He was very open about his feelings and forgiveness with his family. He was such a sweet person looking to be loved and included. It seems like his family wanted nothing to do with him. Rest in Peace sweet soul
They did not Aaron was so so deeply hurt. They knew he was ill they knew the things he said where delusions but acted like those words were coming from a sane man. Unfortunatly so did many many people and he was mercilessly bullied. Aaron missed his sister and brother a lot.
I have a sister like him and let mr tell you, there comes a time where you get exhausted dealing with people like that. I distanced myself from my sister because no matter what i do to help or say, she act like everthing is everyone elses fault. I cant do it anymore. she is toxic and exhausting. Aaron was the same way. Its his own fault. But still, sad he died so young.
At the end of the day, no matter how hard or how long you've tried, you simply cannot save someone from themself. This is so sad and a lot of Aaron's behaviors remind me so much of my brother. The constant drama and near death experiences you watch your addicted loved one create and go through is so hard. Anytime you try to intervene or say anything then they turn on you. I despise addiction and my heart breaks that this young man is gone. What a handsome and talented person. Such a crying shame.
The brain gets heavily impacted over time and thus there are very powerful urges which can be overwhelming (as per latest research which shows that dopamine transforms the brain to make it a priority to use ergo the strong cravings). It is a brain disease (self-inflicted) but a very, real physical damage alongside the emotional trauma that started it in the first place. The person is not necessarily creating drama on purpose. The urges are just so powerful. The person may be trying their best to stop but it is difficult and they need support. As long as they are trying, their loved ones must try and not give up on them. That is the only way, the addicted person has a chance of overcoming. I agree though that yes, the person has to want to stop and make the effort. Otherwise, one can only wait until they are ready to want to stop, try and make them see what is happening and pray that they will survive until they are ready to stop.
Exactly. I went through this with my son for years. I tried everything. He would steal from us every chance he got. Lie to us non stop. The addiction changed him in so many ways. It took his soul. Unless the person accepts they need help and want out of that life. There is nothing anyone can do.
@@angiechristensen638 I'm so sorry to hear your son had these battles. It's so bloody hard to always be supportive when 99% of their behaviour is controlled by the need to feed their addiction. It turns them into the opposite of who they really are. My brother trashed my mum's house because she wouldn't give him more money (it destroyed part of her and not just financial side) the lies and manipulation were unbelievable. Please don't blame yourself as many do. I used to say to my mum that if she did something wrong then all of us siblings would be like him, we're not. It's a combination of so many issues, trauma and bad choices. I don't know what your situation is now but I hope you have some peace and joy back in your life. Take care. 💙
@@angiechristensen638 I am sorry you were through this. Yes, the addiction literally transforms someone, even down to the brain structure. The urge is so powerful it can drive you to behaviours you would not do otherwise. The worse thing is the more you take, the more you want to take as the brain gets reprogrammed with every massive release of dopamine (10-20 times natural levels). The positive is that studies have shown that people with addiction issues who manage to overcome this, basically evolve. Their brain becomes different from the brains of other non-addicts: it develops a centre of control which others do not have and this allows them to have successful lives..hence the saying "THe addict who overcomes addiction, goes on to do great things". I hope your son gets the help (and will) he needs.
@@angiechristensen638 I so know what you're saying and I've been in Alanon for the last 7 years because of my own son and his drinking. I was killing myself trying to save him. He didn't want help, he wanted me to enable him. He walked out of rehab and just became more and more abusive. I'm sorry you've had to experience this with your own son and I hope you're learning ways to cope so that you can live your life with some sort of peace and hope.
@@trickortrump3292 I wish Aaron had a chance but I agree unless you’ve been very close to someone struggling with addiction and mental illness it really puts your well being at risk. I don’t think Nick ever gave up on him he just had to love him from a distance.
@@melaninmonroeeee cause you could’ve saved him right? I grew up watching House of Carters Nick tried to be the parent Aaron never had (even if it was tough love at times) Aarons health was declining for many years.
@@Thechubbun why could I have saved him you weirdo . You’re just saying anything now 💀 . And I know it was . That is why he shouldnt have have got a restraining order on him and then abandoned him . Especially after these lives that he was doing the huffing . Literal cries out for help . Now watch nick go on these sympathetic hobo tours doing a bunch interviews about the situation. trying to make himself seem like a good guy . Smh
Amen to what he said about never giving up on someone who’s battling mental illness. My sister passed away unexpectedly a few years ago 11/27 & she battled many years with mental illness ( it was triggered by verbal abuse in a toxic marriage ). She had a heart of gold but her mind told her things that weren’t true. Eventually her health continued to decline over the years. Ultimately it contributed to her passing. My heart goes out to Aaron’s family & friends. It’s easy to judge when we’re not in someone else’s situation. I pray for peace & comfort in this most difficult time. 🙏♾
I'm sorry that you lost your sister under these circumstances. It's bloody hard having a family member with mental illness, especially when substance addiction issues are also in play. For all these people commenting about how his family abandoned or enabled him... They have no idea of the toll it takes when you have to deal with their issues day in, day out for years and years. They need support, they need people to not give up on them, especially family. We have no idea of what really went on so it seems unfair to judge. And tragically as you sadly know, sometimes all the support you can possibly offer isn't enough. It sounds like your sister knew that you had her back. I hope if she had children that you have an incredible relationship with them. Take care.
So sorry to hear Cindy. Stay strong. To enter Paradise, believe and say - Ash hadu anna la ilaha il ul la wa ash hadu anna Muhammadan abduhu wa rasulalah Say - I bear witness there is nothing worthy of worship except Allah and prophet Muhammad peace be upon him is the last and final messenger of Allah Upon saying the above Shahada all of your sins will be removed and all of your good deeds will be added on and you will insha'Allaah enter Paradise by the mercy of Allah
@@elenawilliams32 Exactly. Those saying you should never give up have never really dealt with one of these people. Mentally ill addicts can be, and often are, detrimental to your own health - you can give up on them when it’s affecting your own health and happiness. They have to want to help themselves...
@@nox7282 exactly right. My wife, soon to be ex, is beating the shit out of herself, fracturing her own arm, giving herself black eyes, ripping her hair out of her head, running around fucking any guy that will have her, showing them pictures of the bruises she’s giving herself in an effort to have one of these guys kill me or beat me and I never laid a hand on her. All our arguments were about her drinking every day and her need for this exuberant lifestyle that I found hard to provide, that’s it. In her mind, and she truly believes this, she’s a victim of physical and verbal abuse and she sells a fantastic story. She tried to have me put away for 10 to 20 years based on lies she made up. When that didn’t work, shes now trying to get some guy mad enough to want to “handle me” himself. No one will help me. Her parents are fucking morons. Isn’t there a point where you consider your own safety and life first? The safety and life of our 4-year-old son? Luckily I have custody but it’s sick how I have to live a life in fear with no one to help and I have text messages of her trying to plan my murder and she’s not even a citizen of the U.S. it’s sickening.
This is the ONLY honest interview I've seen. He just confirms what we all have been saying!!!! Aarons so called friends and fans didn't care, they loved the extra attention they got from being associated with Aaron. The ALL KNEW what he was doing and did not tried to help him!!!!! They are at fault as well as Aaron. So sad. As for his family, maybe some of them cut him off bc of his addiction. Maybe they did try and help him and then finally they realized they needed to put themselves first and love from a far or he cut them out bc they did try and help him.
A lot of people actually did try to help him. He pushed a lot of people away. You can't force a person to get help that doesn't want it. Aaron had a lot of enablers that wouldn't give him tough love or an ultimatum. Several of these people were complicit in his actions and behavior and cared more about what he thought of them than they ever cared about him.
For all we know, this guy is another enabler. So quick to do an interview like this is pretty odd. I believe one of his ex’s mentioned he was surrounded by enablers.
Aaron was in total denial of his addiction He always bragged about being “Cali Sober”. There were a lot of us that tried to talk him into getting help. Unfortunately you cannot force someone into sobriety. He needed a conservatorship but that would have just infuriated him more
His fans always tried to help him. Even calling police to do a welfare check on Aaron a while back. Aaron had all the resources he needed to get help, like going on "the Dr.s" but he was too worried about proving to everyone that he didn't need help. It's easy to blame others. But if you've never had to deal with someone in addiction, you won't understand how difficult it is. R.i.P. Aaron Carter. I hope he's finally at peace.
"They dont think the way we think. They're different - their mind is different. So we need to love and support them. So we should never give up on them." As someone who experienced (maybe still) mental illness, this is spot on. 😔 I also believe he did not take his own life. Coz even if he went through a lot and almost gave up on himself and life. He still always find a reason to fight and love life especially now that he has a son. For sure he still wanted to be there for him bec. he knew out of everyone that it's so difficult to be left alone and he didnt want that to happen to his son and experience what he experienced but sadly this happened. 💔 I pray to God for your soul to be at peace, Aaron. I also pray for everyone who experience the same to be given a second chance in life and see the light in times of darkness.
This drops me to my knees. He is absolutely correct. We can NEVER EVER give up on those with mental health issues. They just want to be loved and know that they are not alone and that they are ok. Good lord….another beautiful soul gone. This is just heartbreaking. God rest his soul-🙏❤️
Aaron Carter was completely misunderstood . I am addict recovering like him but the struggles never go away . I spoke to him on some of his Livestreams in the past so heartbreaking with his loss. Addiction causes so many Problems .. and ONLY a person who suffers with the same Problems truly understands . Rest in peace my dude . Heart hurts since 💔 Saturday. ✌🏼
I sense that Aaron was someone that was tough to love as he pushed a lot of people away. But deep down, he wanted them to help pull him out of his spiral. This barber seems like one of his true friends and someone who could be trusted.
*Addiction* is REAL *Loneliness* is REAL *Mental illness* is REAL This man's gentleness has my tears flowing. I know that I am _not alone_ I see you & you are 💓LUVED.
What a wise and true friend, “never give up on someone with mental illness”. Admire his honesty about the situation and also his respect and caring for Aaron. A tragic accident indeed.
But the fact that he says that his family gave up on him.... he has no idea what a family goes through with a family member that goes thru addiction, speaking from experience...... you can have a "friend " but family can only do so much until they break .......... my older bro passed away unexpectedly a few weeks ago but me , my mom , my sister's and my other brother tried so hard to pull him out of his addiction.... but now , here we are , without him........... a family will never give up until there is littleraly nothing left to give . So try to consider that . Said with no hate, just experience
His family didn't give up on him. I grew up with nick and Aaron, but addiction is unlike anything on this planet...... the love of family can only take you so far. This upsets me bc ,yeah , he may have been a close friend but he has no experience in what it was like for Aaron's family....... they have lost , they grew with him and have lost an enormous deal with Aaron's passing regardless if they spoke 2 minutes before or 10 years in between , the growth of a sibling has no matter tome that's passed , is a loss you can not comprehend....... especially too soon
I’m kind of going through the same thing with my brother. He is currently hospitalised and family has totally given up on him. Very sad but I will always be there even though I have depression/anxiety and may not be enough. But I’m doing my best bro x will always be by your side.
From an addict in recovery- please please take care of yourself and do not sacrifice your mental health for his. No matter how much you love him, he cannot and will not change until HE wants to! I’ll be praying/sending positive vibes to all of you.
@@haleyhopes5774 it’s not only addiction he has developed paranoid schizophrenia from the weed use. So he is extremely vulnerable. It is killing me mentally im not going to lie but what choice do I have? I know weed is not seen as Drug but it really is.
@@jasminej2844 I’m so sorry to hear that. I worked in a mental health facility that dealt with many patients on the schizophrenia spectrum and it was incredible to learn just how powerful that illness and the human mind can be. I’m glad that your brother has you in his corner though! You may not always feel strong but you are stronger than you think! Just having the guts and heart to not just follow your family’s actions proves that. Giving up is easy. Standing side by side while he’s in battle is not:)
This was literally me 2 years ago! Can’t believe I came across your comment.. I truly believe this is your sign that things WILL get better, my brother recovered completely and is sober today living as the best version of himself I’ve ever seen . Never give up ❤ keep praying. Rehab saved his life !
Aaron needed more people like this man in his life, he seems like a genuine friend, who really cared & wanted the best for him. I hope he is able to stay in Aaron's sons life, and be there for the little guy. RIP, Mr. Carter, hope you are at peace now.
Im not one to cry over a celebrity death.. but man the news of his passing made me feel so sad. He seemed like a good person, just tortured w his illnesses.. may u rest easy Aaron 💓
That’s exactly what I think too, he relapsed and was isolated- and I hope they do an autopsy bc huffing is what he was addicted to most. I am in recovery myself and it’s hard at first, but it’s worth it. Don’t give up on addicts, just try!! Please!! They did give up on him, Aaron said that in many interviews and kept saying how he loved his family.. this friend is truly incredible
You've got to be in a really bad place to be huffing all the time. If you've never huffed it feels like you are kind of just obliterating yourself for 20 seconds. It's a very dangerous, extreme form of escapism
This man is trying to make himself look like a great friend and a hero. But Aaron is dead. He didn’t save him. So, why try to blame his family? Pathetic.
What a kind , compassionate man. It makes me feel a little better about the horrors Aaron endured as a young star, to know at his most vulnerable he had friends like this who cared about him.
someone with anxiety and depression im hugging this man hes right we do perceive life differently and we do see things and feelings differently and possibly a lot stronger
This man was more of a family to Aaron than his actual family. So sad. There's no excuse to be so unkind and cold towards your children. I couldn't imagine going through the things I've gone through without having a loving family. Aaron deserved that so much. He was such a beautiful person. We love you baby, please rest in peace, soar high. 🙏💔☁️♥️💘
I AGREE! especially when there's a strong possibility Aaron's childhood contributed. The adults have it hard on Hollywood. I can't even image what a child would go thru. But many former child stars struggle. It's not ALL Aaron's fault, the parents definitely played.a role. They turned their back on him so they wouldn't have to face the fact they FAILED Aaron...
It's not his family's fault, he threatened to kill his sister and Nick's wife among a lot of other turmoil he put them through. He chose to do drugs and act out and make threats. His family had to protect their kids. Anyone who has dealt with someone like that in their family knows. It's sad but in the end , he is solely responsible for his own downfall.
I'm sure Aaron didn't threaten this man's family or make false allegations against him like he did Nick for so many years. I would have shut him out of my life as well.
@@chatnoirsilver4790 his mom took his money at a young age. Of course he'd act out. When someone us going through that they need love and support from parents too. Which was lacking.
My family and friends have given up on me. I feel like this will be my path. I'm drunk and high af rn. I'm not asking for a pitty party just know that it happens to all of us and please don't ever give up on someone who is lost. Especially if they ask for help.
It doesn’t mean they’ve given up permanently. Trust things will change and nothing stays the same, it’s up to you to make that change and I know it’s hard but be strong, for YOURSELF. There’s still so much you can do in your life.
It's very hard not to give up. I gave up on my brother. He almost broke my own family I gave him my son's bed to stay with us and do good. I never wanted him to be alone but he messed up over and over again. He made my mom very sick. Took money from me and my older brother and all this when I was pregnant. He wouldn't care. Worst time of my life. I cried during the whole pregnancy. I left everything aside to help him but he didn't want my help so I gave up. Sometimes you can only do so much. They don't want to be helped, they already gave up on their own but blame the family.
This friend really cared for him. I just wish his advice, love and attention was enough to help Aaron. I wish he listened to him to get the proper care he needed exactly at that moment and that his passing was not due to malicious intent towards him. Rest In Peace, Aaron 🕊
A lot of these comments are very misguided. I have been sober for 2.5 years now and in the worst pit of my addiction, some people had to take space from me because unfortunately when you are very sick, you can hurt other people. Those who are compassionate towards you can also experience burnout, fatigue, secondhand trauma, etc. and sometimes you cannot bear to stand so close to the flame. It is very sad but people also have the right to take space for their own sanity and wellbeing. I have some relatives and a friend still in active addiction and I keep an arm's length away from them because being around them when they're so messed up puts me in a bad mental and emotional state. But when they are ready to honestly get help, I'll be right there
This man has a Iranian soul, the type I know. They way he talks about how love should be. It’s half of my family. However I also have experience where someone can consume your life to the point you are drained and it feels like your support isn’t utilised. Your own health is effected as you’ve given your all over and over again - even when you have a lot on your plate. Yes more people were needed but it’s really hard when they’ve maybe gone through multiple experiences of trying to be there. I have empathy for both sides but I’m not one for managing how love should be given, personally it’s not in my nature. However that might not even be the full story here.
Wow, I wasn't going to watch this- but he is a real one. A true friend, and a beautiful kind hearted human. I'm glad he had a friend like this, and that his son will always have a father figure in his life 💙
I never have been a fan of Arron Carter, but I do remember seeing him when i was a kid come out with his first CD and on interviews as a kid. I seen him on no jumper or somewhere a few years ago and seen lots of his drama unfold like the rest of you, and for some reason I was drawn to him and felt sorry for him the whole time. Hearing about his death the other day tore me up, especially knowing of how much shit everyone was giving him the whole time
Never give up on family with mental Illness. My son was diagnosed with Bipolar disorder and I never gave up on him. He is thriving right now and living on his own, supporting himself. Never ever give up!
I’m so glad this man will be there for Prince.. Aaron is looking down on him and will be happy knowing that he will have a father figure in his sons life.. Rest easy .. you will be missed! RIP 🙏🙏❤❤
I think people that judge his family and friends that just had to step back from Aaron have never had a person they love with addiction and severe mental illness. There comes a point it can get so toxic to you, your children and your family you have to let go or they'll drag you down with them. If they don't want help there's nothing you can do sadly. The only thing you can do is leave your door open to them that you are there when they do want help and are ready to recover. It's very sad I mean this story could only go two ways, recovery or death and sadly it went the way of death. I feel for his family and friends it's hard to sit back and allow someone to destroy themselves but you can't make an addict want to get sober and unless you are a doctor you can't help a mentally ill person 😔. At some point with people like this you just accept it's going to possibly end in death and by the time it does you've already cried a lot of tears
You are not going to help anyone by walking away thats for sure. You can not leave a door open when you seek restraining orders and its a legal requirement. Britney had the same mental health problems she was loved enough to have a conservatorship on her in the begining. Excusing how long it went on for. Aaron needed that from his own like nobody's business. There was never a reference to him they treated him like he died. Then when he did we get references. Too late. They deserve to be judged with family like that who needs enemys.
You also cannot stop your life and let someone who cannot help themselves ruin your along the way. No matter friend or family, you can only do so much.
He felt tons of loneliness and rejection from his family which can do you in real fast. They never cared about that man. Especially nick carter. Then not caring is what created his addiction from the pain is caused.
@@Itslatwellnotlatoyal your wrong. When your family abuses you and rejects you that creates your mental problems. Just imagine it for a min. They’re just a bunch of narcissistic aholes
This is so sad. Addiction is a horrible burden to bare. So many people believe it's a choice but it becomes so much more when it reaches the levels where Aaron was at. He mattered & he will be missed. I don't believe he meant to die I believe he longed for his family & friends to convince him he was loved & he mattered above & beyond his addiction. It's an incredibly hard & slippery slope & one bad decision can end tragically even when there was no intention. My heart goes out to his family & friends. Peace & Love
I suffer from extreme depression at times and anxiety but I refuse to turn to substances because they just make it worse! I have learned my triggers through therapy and I take meds so even though I’m not perfect I am better than I once was. This is such a sad story.
I agree I would never give up on anyone but we don’t know the whole story either. Sometimes one has to step away for their own sobriety and mental health. I really think that was the case with Nick I truly do. The whole family struggled from the top to the bottom. What do you do when your family is that incredibly toxic?
He was very abusive, it's all recorded from his live streams. His family and fans have tried to help him for years. Mental illness does not excuse abuse, and people can only tolerate so much abuse until they need to set boundaries and cut someone off. Other people need to take care of their mental health too. People do not understand what it's like to live with someone who is abusive and won't get help.
This this is very sincere, watching this I can tell this man is sincere he said the right things and nothing to gain. Very true about everything he said God bless him and Aaron rest in peace...
This man was the only friend Aaron had. Bless him, what a good human being. Melanie and the others who flocked to AC are toxic and part of the reason why he’s gone. If he’s had more people like this kind man ^^^ I think he’d still be here.
He read my mind. I completely agree with him. The last and worst thing you can do with someone suffering SO MUCH is what they did. I’m not saying they didn’t try their best to do something to help him but I don’t share what they did. You always have to think he was ill. Yes, I know what he did but he was not ok, you don’t need another thing than watch the videos and look at him. He didn’t even need to say anything for us to realise how bad he was. Cannot avoid crying when I think of him. Hope he is resting in peace now. I love you Aaron and always will. 💔🤍
My father had the same thing and no one ever gave up on him when you on a mental rollercoaster you need your family. It is a same his family was not there to help him.
I feel so horrible for those dogs. I hope they find a loving home. And his family was NOT there for him. They should be ashamed of themselves. I watched his live streams for years. He NEEDED his family.
His family was always there but if you were around during The House Of Carters you would know how deep and dark the family was struggling. The family tried helping him for years.
Nick didn’t “give up” on Aaron. Aaron pushed everyone away. He threatened his family (and had his guns removed because of it), he said extremely disgusting and hateful things to nick, he was a heavy drug addict who constantly competed with everyone, he was a compulsive liar and a textbook narcissist. Nick and other family HAD to remove Aaron from their lives for the sake of their OWN mental health. No one, not even family, is obligated to stick around through all of the things Aaron did to them. They absolutely did try but Aaron refused to admit anything was wrong. This friend is kind of blaming Aaron’s family but it’s ironic because this friend actually WAS around, knew what was going on, yet he also did “nothing” to help. Aaron was in denial and quite frankly, very far gone. No one could help him but himself and he wouldn’t take that first step. It’s awful things ended this way but finger pointing at Nick or the family wild to me given the circumstances of the last few years.
Love Junkie 💖 I do kinda agree even I have put a little blame on them but noone should be blamed unless they literally did something to cause his death and I know Nick would never do that . I hope Mel and Nicks family will embrace each other for AC and Prince . 💖It's not that I blamed them for his death I guess I felt they did give up on him but in reality AC was hard to deal with .. I don't mean that in a bad way but it's kinda true . That's why I don't like people blaming Mel she couldn't control him or help he would push her away when she tryed . But only my opinion hopefully I didn't say anything to make you mad . I sometimes don't word things correctly ..💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
His demons were so strong I hope he has found the peace he couldn’t find here on earth. His family did give up on him very sad situation all the way around
That lil boy will need this man. God bless him and his efforts. So so sorry for your loss. I lost a brother inlaw to drug addiction. It hurts to not be able to force someone to heal. Honestly devastating.
