It’s always shocking to find out one of the addicts profiled has died, usually as a result of their addiction. It shouldn’t be so shocking given that they were in such bad shape that their families felt like the would die without a televised intervention, but still, it is. Maybe it’s because we come to feel like we know them over an hour (I know that’s not possible, but it still feels that way) and we have hope that there will be a happy ending to their story, not a tragic one.
My sincere condolences to the families and friends of the people who have passed on since their intervention. Please know that there are many people out here that became emotionally invested in your story and are deeply sympathetic to the pain that addiction has caused in your lives. We are terribly sorry for your loss.

Bret Cansler
Episode 93. Season 7, Episode 7
Addiction: Alcohol
Died after successful treatment at 105 days sober
Cause of death: Esophageal cancer
Death revealed on first airing, June 2009

Lawrence Ryan
Episode 59. Season 4, Episode 9
Addiction: Alcohol
Cause of death: Esophageal bleeding as a result of cirrhosis of the liver.

Chris Brady
Episode 82. Season 6, Episode 10
Addiction: Alcohol
Cause of death: Suicide while under the influence of alcohol
Interview with Shawn in The Advocate

Sandra (Sandy) Saunders
Episode 84. Season 6, Episode 13
Addiction: Alcohol
Completed treatment, sober 19 months before passing away in June 2011.
Cause of death: Diabetic Ketoacidosis
Sandy’s obituary

Dillon Brewer
Episode 40. Season 3, Episode 6
Addiction: Meth
Left after 31 days of treatment, claimed to be sober
Cause of death: Suicide
Article

Austin A. Powers
Episode 129. Season 10 Episode 3
Addiction: Alcohol
Left treatment after 2 months, claimed to be sober
Cause of death: Heroin overdose
Article 1
Article 2

Mike Fisher
Episode 70. Season 4 (Missing episode)
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Completed treatment and was on medication for OCD until he couldn’t afford it any longer.
Died September 7, 2010
Cause of death: Unconfirmed but suspected suicide
Obituary

Jackie Wooten
Episode 108. Season 7 Episode 7
Addiction: Alcohol
Died January 10, 2013
Cause of death: Unconfirmed
Obituary

John Tyrell
Episode 57. Season 4
Addiction: Alcohol, hallucinogens
Died January 7, 2013
Cause of death: Suicide
Obituary

Sean Messina
Episode 184. Season 11, Episode 11
Addiction: Alcohol
Died January 4, 2014
Cause of death: Liver failure
Facebook page

Megan Wood
Episode 145. Season 10, Episode 5
Addiction: Opiates
Died February 9, 2014
Cause of death: Heroin overdose
Obituary, News Story

Sebastian Ramirez
Episode 97, Season 6
Addiction: Heroin
Died April 2013
Cause of Death: Heart attack or stroke
Memorial Service Video

Charles Weimer
Episode 62, Season 4
Addiction: Heroin
Died March 10, 2014
Cause of Death: Overdose

John Carstens
Episode 76, Season 5
Diabetic
Died September 30, 2014
Cause of Death: Heart Attack
Obituary, Memorial Service Video

Nik Buckmaster
Episode 83, Season 5
Addiction: Heroin
Died November 29, 2014
Cause of Death: Surgery complications

Brooke Renee Boulter
Episode 53, Season 4
Addiction: Pain Medication
Died December 21, 2014
Cause of Death: Overdose
Obituary

Ryan Bond
Episode 128, Season 8
Addiction: Alcohol
Died December 14, 2014
Cause of Death: Cirrhosis of the liver

Laurie Moses-Roeseler
Episode 33, Season 2
Addiction: Pain killers
Died July 1, 2015
Cause of Death: Not made public
Obituary

Lauren Rae Buscher
Episode 34, Season 2
Addiction: Heroin
Died May 24, 2016
Cause of Death: Lung Cancer
Obituary

Brittany Christine Howard
Episode 217, Season 15
Addiction: Heroin
Died August 20th, 2016
Cause of Death: Overdose
Obituary
Funeral Expense Fundraiser

Jeffrey Karl James
Episode 150, Season 10
Addiction: Alcohol
Died November 17, 2016
Cause of Death: Kidney failure
Obituary
Fundraiser
Facebook Page

Megan Morgan Glass
Episode 15, Season 18 of (Originally an Intervention Canada episode)
Addiction: Inhalants
Died November 28, 2016
Cause of Death: Suicide
Funeral Announcement
Facebook page

Brian James Bellamore
Episode 4, Season 1
Addiction: Meth, sex
Died November 29th, 2016
Cause of Death: Medical error while being treated for an infection. His death was not related to his addiction.

Ziggi Tapp
Episode 9, Season 2 of Intervention Canada
Addiction: GHB, Meth
Died December 12, 2016
Cause of Death: Fentanyl overdose
Fundraiser
Facebook page

Ben Lowe
Episode 55, Season 4
Addiction: DXM
Died December 21, 2016
Cause of Death: Overdose
Facebook Page
Obituary

Derek Muzyka
Episode 67, Season 5
Addiction: Alcohol
Died December 30, 2016
Cause of Death: Car accident. Sobriety unknown
Obituary

Karissa Hilts
Episode 209, Season 12
Addiction: Heroin
Died March 8, 2017
Cause of Death: Car accident. She was sober.
News story
Obituary

Joshua Turek
Episode 201, Season 14
Addiction: Heroin, Alcohol
Died March 23. 2017
Cause of Death: Overdose

Eric McDonnell
Episode 184, Season 13
Addiction: Heroin
Died August 19, 2017
Cause of Death: Overdose
Obituary

Robby (Robyn) Stoneburg
Intervention Canada
Episode 9, Season 16
Addiction: Alcohol
Died November 7th, 2017
Cause of Death: Cancer (unconfirmed)
Death Notice

Taylor Nichole Bittler
Season 18 – The Heroin Triangle
Addiction: Heroin
Died January 22, 2018
Cause of Death: Acute Asthmatic Asphyxiation
Obituary
Sister’s video about the Intervention experience and Taylor’s death

Betsy ‘Bets’ Bender
Season 2, Episode 17
Addiction: Alcohol
Died August 8, 2018
Cause of Death: Breast Cancer
Obituary

Vanessa Marquez
Season 1, Episode 2
Addiction: Shopping, agoraphobia
Died August 30, 2018
Cause of Death: Shot by police officer during welfare check
News Story

Joe Spina
Season 8, Episode 7
Addiction: Heroin, Self-Asphyxiation
Died September 1, 2018
Cause of Death: Traumatic Brain Injury
Father’s Facebook posts here and here
Richard Bridgers
Season 7, Episode 17
Addiction: Crack
Died October 23, 2018
Cause of Death: Unconfirmed
Obituary

Lindsay Devoe
Season 2, Episode 4 of Intervention Canada
Addiction: Oxycontin
Died October 2018
Cause of Death: Overdose (heroin laced with fentanyl)
News article
GoFundMe Fundraiser
Rocky Lockridge
Season 7, Episode 13
Addiction: Crack
Died February 7, 2019
Cause of Death: Stroke complications
News Story
Corinne Renee Stumborg
Season 2, Episode 1
Addiction: Heroin
Died March 19, 2019
Cause of Death: Heroin Overdose
Funeral Notice
Facebook page
Ryan Luken
Season 15, Episode 15 of Intervention, Season 3 Episode 1 of Intervention Canada
Addiction: Crack, alcohol
Died June 30, 2019
Here is his obituary
Cause of Death: Unconfirmed

Conrad Dubois
Season 15 Episode 20 of Intervention, Season 1 Episode 6 of Intervention Canada
Addiction: Oxycontin
Died July 13, 2019
Here is his obituary
Cause of Death: Overdose (News story here)

Brittany Loren Ross
Season 5, Episode 5
Addiction: Dilaudid
Died Sept 9, 2019
Cause of Death: Unconfirmed
Obituary

Zachary Reeves
Season 18 The Heroin Triangle
Addiction: Heroin
Died April 16, 2020
Cause of Death: Heroin Overdose
Obituary
Dad’s Facebook post

Courtney Renee Ball
Season 11, Episode 10
Addiction: Heroin
Died May 12, 2020
Cause of Death: Presumed Heroin Overdose
Memorial Notice

Skyler Patrick Russell
Season 11, Episode 8
Addiction: Bath Salts
Died October 16, 2020
Cause of Death: Brain infection and organ failure due to alcohol withdrawal
GoFundMe
Obituary

Joshua Dale Benney
Season 17, Episode 3
Addiction: Hand Sanitizer
Died September 19, 2020
Cause of Death: Organ failure
Facebook post documenting his hospitalization
Obituary

Tanisha Nicole Parker
Season 6, Episode 6
Addiction: Methadone & Benzos
Died May 29, 2021
Cause of Death: Unconfirmed
Video of her Memorial Service
Obituary
Ashley Dorothy Ellen King
Season 17, Episode 9
Addiction: Crack, Opioids
Died July 2, 2021
Cause of Death: Car accident – she was sober at the time
Obituary
Elann Christine Masters
Season 22, Episode 19
Addiction: Alcohol
Died March 2019
Cause of Death: Suicide (intentional overdose)
Article
Trent Gardner Hawn
Season 3, Episode 6
Addiction: Heroin
Died July 22, 2021
Cause of Death: Acute Alcohol Intoxication
Obituary
Clint Robert Pascal
Season 17, Episode 4
Addiction: Meth, Fentanyl
Died August 10, 2021
Cause of Death: Not made public
Death Notice

Tracey Earl Frederick, Jr.
Season 18, The Heroin Triangle
Addiction: Heroin
Died August 23, 2021
Cause of Death: Not made public
Obituary
Marie Francesca Poggi
Season 4, Episode 15
Addiction: Alcohol
Died February 19, 2022
Cause of Death: Breast Cancer
Daughter’s FB Post

Adam Lawson
Season 2, Episode 3
Addiction: Heroin
Died December 7th, 2021
Cause of Death: Heart Attack
Fundraiser

Amanda Marie Thompson
Season 20, Heroin Hub
Addiction: Heroin
Died December 17, 2022
Cause of Death: Overdose
Obituary

Aaron Brink
Season 6, Episode 8
Addiction: Meth, Porn
Died May 16, 2023
Cause of Death: Pancreatic Cancer
News

Theresa Ann ‘Tee’ Ledet
Season 14, Episode 5
Addiction: Alcohol
Died September 5, 2021
Cause of Death: Not Made Public
Notice

Rob Rowden
Season 7, Episode 4
Addiction: Alcohol & Meth
Died: July 2023
Cause of Death: Not Made Public
Obituary

James Michael Garrett
Season 1, Episode 13
Addiction: Alcohol & Cocaine
Died: January 2022
Cause of Death: Suicide
Obituary

William Robert Jericho
Season 20, Heroin Hub
Addiction: Heroin
Died: February 2023
Cause of Death: Not Made Public
Obituary

Jeffrey Mack
Season 6, Episode 2
Addiction: Alcohol
Died: November 2023
Cause of Death: Illness
Obituary

David John Sax
Season 14, Episode 12
Addiction: Meth & Alcohol
Died: July 2023
Cause of Death: Overdose (Unconfirmed)
Mom’s FB

MaryAnn Forsyth Finch
Season 9, Episode 9
Addiction: Alcohol
Died: October 2023
Cause of Death: House fire
Death Notice
News story about fire

Daniel Beck Mewhinney
Season 15, Episode 8
Addiction: Alcohol (vodka)
Died: July 16, 2023
Cause of Death: No Information Available
Death Listing
2021 Mugshot

Janine B. Provence
Season 20, Heroin Hub
Addiction: Heroin
Died: July 23, 2024
Cause of Death: Overdose
Obituary

Tyler Edwin Hall
Season 7, Episode 16
Addiction: Heroin
Died: Feb 5, 2025
Cause of Death: Not made public
Obituary

Robbie Pardlo
Season 7, Episode 9
Addiction: Alcohol
Died: July 17, 2025
Cause of Death: Heart Failure (Rumored)
News Story

Cassandra Ellen MacKay
Season 25, Episode 12
Addiction: Heroin
Died: December 26, 2025
Cause of Death: Did not recover after open heart surgery (unverified)
Obituary

Alana M. Cardinal
Season 20, Heroin Hub
Addiction: Heroin
Died:Nov 8, 2025
Cause of Death: Not made public
Obituary

Bernard “Benny”Louis Salem Jr.
Season 9, Episode 9
Addiction: Opiates, Alcohol, Pain Meds
Died:Mar 22, 2026
Cause of Death: Not made public
Obituary
Christine Caban
Season 23, Episodes 3 & 4
Addiction: Fentanyl
Died:May 2026
Cause of Death: Not made public
Go Fund Me
NOTES ON COMMENTING HERE: I no longer publish comments on this page asking for an update on someone. This thread is for support, discussion and news about addicts who have passed away. If you’d like to find out about how someone is doing, or you have information you’d like to share, please do a search of this site for that person (search bar in the top right on every page) and then read the comments on that person’s individual page – someone may have already provided an update. Also, I’ve started an open thread page for people who are suffering from addiction or struggling in recovery and are reaching out for help from this community. Please visit that page if you’d like to offer your support and recovery wisdom.
Thanks everyone. – Dizzy










I’ve been on a Intervention binge these last few days and some of the videos that I’ve watched are of those who sadly are in this category. It’s like I want to scream at the tv “you’re going to die if you don’t stop” because I already know what their fate is at this point. It’s so hard to see them struggling and some even getting clean but then find out they died from their disease. It’s crazy to watch and know that this person will not live a long life or much longer after their video was filmed.
I feel the exact same way! It’s almost awkward rewatching the episodes knowing the subject has passed away. I watched Karissa’s episode again recently and knowing she was sober and died in a car wreck just broke my heart all over again. She was one of my “Favorite” addicts, if you can call it that. RIP Karissa.
I really like Karissa too. She was funny at a time that nothing was really funny. I don’t know how to explain it. In a weird way, I think I get more upset when I hear that an addict dies but not from their addiction but from something like Karissa did. She was clean and sober which for some reason makes it even worse for me. Does that make sense? I don’t know.
For all the people who I happily thought would make it, I just feel so much sadness 😥 to see that they have passed, I am so sorry for the families that had to go through this 😢💔 God Bless you 🙏 Rest in Peace
You cannot blame a tv show for an addict that relapses. It happens. Some are fortunate enough to make it back in the rooms of recovery but some aren’t. I have been clean for 24 plus years and have seen my share of successes and failures in recovery. And what I mean by failures is someone that dies from addiction.
I think it is reprehensible that A&E removed episodes of people featured on Intervention that have passed away. Whether the situation was drug related or not, they have most likely removed the “unsuccessful” interventions from their website. If anything, it is a story that needs to be told even if it doesn’t have a happy ending. They most likely removed said episodes to not make the show look bad, when in reality it makes it look like they are hiding things.
Actually, I believe that certain networks pull the episodes due to the families’ request out of respect for their deceased loved one. I recently saw Ben Lowe’s episode on VICE and he passed last Fall, as well as Brittany Howard (I sat for literally 10 minutes reading the last black screen of her overdose with tears running down my face). It also might be that said Networks have newer shows running and don’t have time slots allotted for older syndicated episodes of shows that have run for almost 20 years.
Indeed. Lauren and Corrine’s episodes are still up. I do kind of wonder about unsuccessful interventions getting pulled. I wonder if that was the case with Betsy’s episode as Jeff royally screwed up by allowing her boyfriend to accompany her.
There are plenty of videos still up about those who have passed away. What makes you think otherwise?
I try to buy the episodes on Amazon soon after learning about the deaths, if it was an interesting episode. That sounds weird now that I’m typing it out, but it’s the truth and what do I have to hide!
Side note — it’s been YEARS since I’ve watched most of the episodes of the people listed here. I remember almost all of them, and remember most in pretty clear detail. I’m not sure I’ll EVER forget some of them.
Indeed. Brett’s episode I’ll never forget. Just thinking about his children makes me tear up. Thankfully they seem to be doing great.
I just watched Elann’s episode on TV …she committed suicide
My heart is broken so much for the ones who are either struggling or the ones who didn’t survive like Karissa was killed in a hit and run was sober at the time beautiful soul Ashley from intervention Canada just passed away roughly 2 weeks ago again a car accident also sober beautiful soul and Elann from Intervention Canada unfortunately committed suicide it is a nightmare that her mom Tracy lost her second child first her son Scott from a brain aneurysm and now her daughter Elann to suicide I’m crying 😭 and poor Rocky and Tanisha from my native New York City both gone and sweet girl Courtney from Florida I know that Donna tried to help her but in the end the pain was too much and she’s not here anymore her poor mom and sister Kimberly and Dee her sister in law beautiful angels who are loved by their family and friends and partners in life and loved Skyler poor guy he’s gone too soon his fiancée and his parents are devastated by his loss Rest In Peace beautiful souls 🙏
I’m late to watching the show and work third shift in mental health and have been binging episodes during my overnights. This show is such a struggle for me to watch because there are so many parallels in my life and the addicts lives. I feel so much empathy for all of them.
Does anyone know how Shandon is doing?
As I scroll down I make it a point to study every picture, every face as tears roll down my cheeks. Each one of them was someone’s child, someone’s friend. So many lives lost.
It’s almost like fetishizing people’s suffering for monetary gain isn’t the best way of helping them.
Hi everyone. My name is Ari and I’m Skyler Russell’s fiancee. Unfortunately he passed away at age 33 October 16, 2020 in hospice. He had years of alcohol addiction that he fought and when he finally stopped his body basically shut down. DTs took him into organ failure. He spent 3 weeks in ICU, 2 days in hospice. He was, however, sober when he was taken into the hospital and had been doing an amazing job at regaining control of his life again.
Words can never express how devastated we are. A lot of things died with him. He leaves behind a 12 year old son. Thank you all for the support over the years. I’ll update again when Tiffany runs the death notice. We have a GoFundMe set up to help us out with the final costs of putting our beloved to rest.
https://www.instagram.com/iamanepigram/?hl=en
Found Dallas’ Instagram Idk if that is weird just was trying to find an update on her. Looks like she might be doing better? Obviously we can’t always tell from an Instagram page but I hope she is doing well. And she seems to be with Jason still
Does anyone know what happened to Kayne and Amy? The episode ended by saying he did well in rehab for 99 days, until Amy visited him, then he relapsed. Anyone have an update?
https://intervention-directory.com/2015/08/episod-203-kayne/
Hello, so I watched the new season premiere earlier tonight. I have never watched this show, it was by happenstance that I caught it. It was about a lady named Melanie. I came on here looking for an update for her. I sincerely hope she is doing well. My heart hurts for these people and their friends and families. I found this site and seeing the photos and reading the stories of all these people who passed away, it’s heart-wrenching. I’m not sure I can watch this show again. Thanks for all the updates and any updates on Melanie.
It’s very emotional, especially during the interventions. I go through 1/4 box of tissues every time I watch.
For those on here saying things about “failure” and the percentage of long-term success, if you SAVE even ONE addict, if this show helps PREVENT others from following these footsteps, if it EDUCATES ANYONE on addiction, THEN IT IS 100% SUCCESSFUL!!! While it is typical to want to dichotomize something, addiction affects everyone in a different way, whether they are addicts or otherwise. Don’t ever forget, recovery is forever and relapse is always a blink away.
In case nobody has seen yet the New Season starts July 20th @10-9 Central. Can’t wait to see what’s in store and hopefully get more help for these addicts.
Wow awesome!!! Gosh I wish they’d go back to their old format. I do understand the need to transition tho
I doubt anyone will even read this.. I just submitted my friends name Jesse W to INTERVENTION, he NEEDS HELP.. Please pray he gets his shot. I am desperate to help this family.
Does anyone know what happened to Brittany Howard’s brother? He died a few years after her.
Omg Courtney 🙁 I remember thinking, this girl needs serious help and she just slipped through the cracks, but I do wish best of condolences to her family, friends and loved ones.
Mike- there are plenty of people spotlighted on the show who are sober, successful, and doing recovery work. The show isn’t responsible for keeping people alive. The show gives the addict the opportunity for paid treatment, as a last chance effort to save their life. Once the person accepts or declines the gift of treatment it’s up to them, and the family bottom lines, to determine the direction their life
His obituary:
https://www.everhere.com/us/obituaries/ga/acworth/zachary-reeves-10724004
Zac Reeves from Heroin Triangle died from an overdose on April 16, 2020. He was in rehab until Easter Sunday 2020, He used when he got a day pass on Easter and failed a drug test when he came back to rehab. His rehab took him to a detox facility that night. A female alleged to be a user/seller found him dead in her bathroom the following Thursday.
Guess the show was a complete success. Lol, I mean it was in reguards to making some rich people richer. Whilst exploiting a family that feels completely helpless. Here’s what we’re going to do, let’s get some folks that are at rock bottom, expose all their dirties secrets and put the under the pressure of having the whole world watch the hardest thing they’ll ever do. That way when they relapse they’ll feel that much worse, what could go wrong!?
Wow, I feel so bad I listened to whatever troll disseminated that information but thank god she’s alive!!! I wonder what type of soul could go posing as a cousin and say those things. Her daughter is beautiful and looks happy and thriving, that is all amazing news Karen, thank you!
I wonder if anyone has run into the same as myself, but I’m following up on obituaries, fact-checking, and almost every link on every person usually ends up being a dead link.
Either some of these addicts are lucky lately, or is this page being updated as frequently? I’m surprised there’s been no deaths since Brittany. I hate seeing it happen so in a way I’m glad, but I’m surprised given the frequency of fentanyl and other additives in opiates slash accidental overdoses still on the same continuum. As sad as it is, I’ve realized too that although the show ended on a high note, it’s odd that their success rate was so much higher than anything else, when we can obviously see some of these ‘successes’ have since racked up into the new full page of people who eventually died from this disease.
As sad as it is, they should not advertise the same rate of success anymore, or maybe this site should redo it, taking into account the current (if confirmed by family) news about active users, not only just deaths. it’s nowhere near the rate advertised. I think 90 day rehabs in general have a 10-20 (max) chance of someone sticking it out for a year. And this is coming from someone who knows a little bit of what they’re talking about, late 20’s but 3 1/2 years now clean (:
I can’t emphasize enough that I was ready when I was ready. It’s sad some people take valuable rehab seats if they’re not ready, but getting help even against their will sometimes by family members and bottom lines can be important when someone has truly lost their way and mind. I see both sides. And I am a huge fan of the show, despite by opinion above about statistics.
The gap between Taylor and Betsy was much longer, so I wouldn’t worry too much.
That Ramoin guy had comments from an apparent family member on the episode of the H addict from season 2, with a daughter Sadee ;-( named Kristen had actually been deceased but they also had a cease and desist letter from the show, and did not want to share with the masses their updates of their family. So I wouldn’t add her to the list, but they did comment back to me publically before the channel went down on the public episode and didn’t ask me for any privacy so I mean sharing it on this forum isn’t the same as their apparent feelings towards the show or the crew providing an update which they also said had been blocked. I wonder if there’s any more people we just don’t know what they’re up to, because the show, and perhaps they themselves, like Courtney, have decided NOT to go public or allow their families to share. Ugh, confusing and a bit scary indeed.
I definitely think reading the Kristen thing, realizing there was no updates on here about her really had me worried that we were just touching the surface, as I could understand many families wanting their children not to become spectacles or remembered related to their addiction after their death. But I feel you, and I totally hope you’re right.
Kristen is alive and well. https://www.facebook.com/kristen.prusaitis?__tn__=%2CdlC-R-R&eid=ARAMWwGX_FEuXK9bScnKDtKEfdfEUKc0evwh5dsgwghB_gk03nzaPAGs4Jcgl30-OTp4vWExJLQU-psb&hc_ref=ARRqEGER4q-Bw0VyFRcGOXSJpv-zEqUW6n2aeFO1_mMEAfxHYTR-liMbdmkH4VgLd0U
I been watching old repeats of Intervention and just watched Corinne R. Stumborgs episode. I’ve seen it a few times already and always wondered what happen with her and so many others on the show. I did a search and found a list of all the ones who’ve passed on and was surprised Corinne passed earlier this year. She seemed so happy and full of life after her treatment. And she looked so good and healthy. The real victims of this sad story is her kids and family that suffer the most. Gone to soon. So sad. RIP…
Rocky. I’m so sorry. The world is less bright without you
Does anyone know how Darick from TN is? He cooked and used meth and icy. I’m not sure what season he was on. I was just wondering how he was doing.
According to his profile he’s doing great!
What happened to Katie from season 18 episode 21? She was a hot mess, but had previously been a substance abuse counselor. She left treatment, but can’t find if she (somehow) survived.
According to the comments section on her profile she’s in prison.
So sad to hear about corrine. I had high hopes for her. My condolences to her family.
RIP Corinne. Here is her obituary.
Forgot to attach it.
https://www.kutisfuneralhomes.com/14064
I hope she is at peace now.
Oh no. I’ve followed Corrine for a long time now. I know she fought her addictions so hard. I feel bad for her daughters.