Garrison Brown’s Sister Speaks Up Following His Funeral, One Week After His Passing, from ‘Sister Wives’ Star’s Family

Madison Brush, a prominent character on the reality TV show “Sister Wives,” has broken her silence a week after the tragic loss of her younger brother Garrison. In a heartfelt video message shared on her Instagram, Madison expressed her gratitude to the many individuals who have offered their condolences during this difficult time. In addition, she has pledged to use her social media platform to start open discussions about mental health to raise awareness and provide support to those who may be struggling.

 
 
 
 
 
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In a heartfelt speech to her fans and followers, Madison acknowledged her efforts to pursue authenticity in her online presence and emphasized the importance of returning to a sense of normalcy amid grief and confusion. Reflecting on the profound impact of suicide, she highlighted the critical need for more open conversations about mental health, complaining that such discussions are often lacking in society.

Another ‘Sister Wives’ star, Madison Brush, speaks out a week after burying her younger brother.” “…My mind remains consumed with thoughts of Garrison.

Madison expressed her gratitude to the hundreds of people who have offered their condolences in a video message to her fans and followers on Instagram. She subsequently committed to using her Instagram platform to openly discuss mental health.

Madison announced to her fans that she is trying harder to be more authentic and less staged. She informed her fans, “I’m getting back to normal as you can today.”

“It’s crazy how many people [suicide] touches.”

 
 
 
 
 
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“Having good mental health is essential. And I feel like we don’t talk about it enough,” Madison added, showing signs of sadness.

Madison explained to her fans that Garrison’s suicide earlier this month was not the result of bullying or a lack of affection, but rather a mental health issue.

“Garrison compared himself to other people on social media…he always felt like he wasn’t doing enough,” Madison echoed. However, as the ‘Sister Wives star made clear to her own fan base, social media is just a “highlight reel” and not a true representation of reality. It was a topic she and Garrison often discussed.

Reactions to Madison’s video were overwhelmingly positive, with many believing there should be more conversation about mental health. “Madison, that was beautiful,” someone commented. “Wellness is a state of mind. It needs to be destigmatized and treated with dignity. I know a lot of ‘smart’ people who shun those who struggle with mental health issues.

 
 
 
 
 
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Let’s support them and connect with them the same way we do with anyone facing physical health challenges.”

“Deep down, I’m sorry. I’m so sorry for what happened to you and your family. My brother’s suicide affected me irreparably. If you need someone to talk to, I’m always available.”

“Losing someone in this way can be extremely painful,” shared another fan from personal experience.

Another commenter agreed: “Suicide is a different kind of grief.” I wish you and your family all the best as you walk this path. Your language is great.”

Finally, Madison Brush’s heartfelt message after the loss of her brother Garrison sparks an important conversation about mental health. With his candid words, he emphasizes the importance of addressing mental health issues openly and without stigma. Madison’s commitment to authenticity and her willingness to use her platform for such discussions resonated deeply with her followers, prompting an outpouring of support and empathy. As the mental health conversation continues to evolve, Madison’s message serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of compassion, understanding, and destigmatization in supporting those who may struggle with their mental well-being.

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