Hey it's Brit, if you just found this show, you're going to want to start at episode one.

This is the true story of my life.

I change some names and details to protect the innocent.

It is marked explicit.

The Canaan story is only one part of it. Here's the rest.

I mean who gets the story of their wife's death wrong? You probably think the story is about you. I'm Brittany Arred and this story is mine. As I continued to search, there were all these articles about his son where she was quoted very much alive.

Each of the women that I've talked to has their own version of his story on how his ex-wife died,

if she even died at all.

I worked with people living with a specific illness and so that's what I've done for about 15 years now and he

said that his son's mother so his ex-wife also had that illness and so she had

committed suicide because of her diagnosis.

She had gotten in a car crash and died in Hawaii and his son was in Hawaii alone basically.

He was in the Middle East and then he received a phone call

that his ex-wife had overdosed and his son was in the car with her.

Our conversations would be he has a brother and then it's no he has a sister.

He had to get honorably discharged from the military and move back to Hawaii to take care of his son until he graduated.

They rushed them both to the hospital and she was in a coma for another two to three months?

She died this way and no, she died that way.

We all were like, no, we know the real version of him.

And he said something about he felt guilty like that he didn't do enough to like help her and

that's why one of the reasons she might commit suicide and so he wanted to work with

that population as well. And now I'm finding out she's wonderfully alive.

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