2 Months in Jail in Nicaragua (Part 4) - Jail Transfer & Confrontation

[@lyndsayhammond6884]

I am so invested in this story. I can’t believe you lived this.

[@baddie1shoe]

It’s very exciting

[@HughMadBro]

I’m shook too…

[@flamingodiego]

It's insane! What a nightmare!!!

[@Andi-tx1rl]

Right?!?!

[@kellynicole3672]

I hope there’s a part 5

[@TedGivens]

Thank you for sharing this very traumatic story. As winter expats in Nica, we were aware of what had happened to Harrison in a very general way and a bit about your health issues. The details you are adding are so moving and are evidence of what a strong woman you are. We can watch this often-horrific chapter of your life unfold only because we know Harrison did get released from jail and you are in Canada now. God bless you for sharing and may He help your family heal.

[@AKA-Nana]

I’m going to wait for more parts to pile up because the suspense is excruciating when I finish a part and don’t know what is coming next. I’m so grateful you guys are out of there to tell the story!!!

[@LimeRickey71]

My heart goes out to you hearing this situation change, escalate, worsen and pull all at the same time. Feel for you and your family so much being completely at the mercy of these people, systems, and processes. I was checking youtube every few hours for this update. Thank you for this.

[@allisonsjourney]

Thank you

[@jeanc.65]

I have been anxiously waiting for this video. It is such a compelling story and I am on the edge of my seat!!!

[@sosleepy2]

As a Crohn's disease patient I'm just so sorry for you given all of this I'm sending the biggest hug on the planet

[@latenightstreetlights6963]

I cannot believe all the back and forth you had to go through with the family, them being angry then calm then angry then calm again. It's so frustrating to even hear about, i can't imagine how you felt going through that.

[@MeJaneEntrprsz]

It's sad they manipulated her & and took time away from her imprisoned hubby. That alone is blackmail/extortion & mental duress. 💔

[@vrroomm]

@@MeJaneEntrprsz ughhhh their family member died + there’s language and culture barrier. Give them some grace

[@saltymilspouse]

@@vrroomm their family member was driving drunk with no protection or lights turned on his motorcycle. Grief aside, they were profiting off of their family members negligence and stupidity.

[@leonardroberts8852]

Prayers to you guys. We had a similar deal with my stepson in NIC. He would up 3 months in one of those crappy jails. He was innocent all along and the judge knew it but the DA had the power to hold him for 90 days. It was a mess and I feel your pain. I do wish you wouldn't even mention things that happened but you can't tell us what they are. That's kind of frustrating. Better to not even mention what you can't say anyway. God bless you. Glad it all history now.

[@heatherTiti2023]

My heart is so shattered hearing you share this horrific experience, I want you to know your story is very important and I am so grateful for your strength as you share it with us.♥️Today, I cried listening to the sheer pain and anguish you were experiencing, not just mentally, emotionally, physically, I heard the pain you were suffering when you’re Colitis flared up, and not just a baby flare.. bc at this point you had been If I remember 2 yrs without any symptoms, flare ups and were medication free… You are a true warrior, truly healthy bodies have no idea what this is like..😘 Today was a shorter video, and that’s ok. I want to thank~you for sharing this experience with us, I am sending you the warmest hug from afar.. From one Mama Bear to another, I am so so happy your in-laws made it safely and arrived by the end of this night.. ( pls no one forget her Mom and Stepdad had to go back home, due to him having his own medical issues as well.. ) ** If you cannot be nice, kindly pls just do not comment..This family owes no one any kind of answers on why they chose to live and make this beautiful Country their home.**

[@scrumps101]

I just want to say, you have the most beautiful, big blue eyes I think I’ve ever seen! I even showed my husband and he was like “wow, her eyes are mesmerizing”. I know that is totally out of context with the story but I can’t pass on an opportunity to share a genuine compliment😊

[@charitynunez8189]

😲 wow!!! You have me hooked!!!! Good for you for staying so strong. I can't imagine.....look forward to watching lots more of this story and other stories!!!!! Blessings, Good Health, Strength and Safety for you and your family!!

[@CLMbesties4life]

I’m invested in this story. Such a wild story. Hope you’re doing better now!

[@saukamp1]

I can not believe this story! I have been watching and subscribed to your channel for years! I am so sorry this happened to your family.

[@jpritt5522]

Oh my goodness- I have just watched this entire story and so invested - sending you ❤ for all you and your family has been through

[@cynthiabeck1563]

Hi your story is heartbreaking as well as informative. I wait to hear more between each video. My love and prayers to ur family

[@carolynharmon7074]

Always waiting to hear the next part.

[@ChimiChimiChurryPie]

This needs to be a movie, I swear.

[@Justin-wk5mi]

Itscan interesting story but movie? Lets not get crazy lol😂

[@MeJaneEntrprsz]

I lived in the Bahamas for a yr 4 decades ago. I totally see how this can & does happen. Thkfully not the language barrier. I'm so sorry you had to endure this. Hope hubby actually got fed & mat to sleep on. Those prisons are deplorable. Hope you're all healing from the traumatic experience.

[@gingerkirby8208]

I agree with turning your volume up, or getting one of those cheap bluetooth mics from Amazon that you can hold. They make a huge difference! I think I paid about $13 and got two of them. But I wanted to say you're doing a fabulous job with story continuity and details. I know you had a friend keep notes for you but its amazing that you can remember so much and keep it in the chronological order that it happened. Can't wait to hear the next chapter! I hope you are planning a book because this would make a great audible. I can easily picture the scenes and environment when you talk about locations.

[@allisonsjourney]

Thank you. Sorry I've already filmed a few more parts at the same volume. I'll try to make it louder for the next ones.

[@HughMadBro]

@@allisonsjourneygirl don’t worry about it :) we will watch it any which way 💜 we know you filmed all of this in one day 🤷🏼‍♀️😂 thank you…

[@jlcollins7673]

The volume was fine for me,​@@allisonsjourney

[@BhappyD]

@@allisonsjourney​​⁠​⁠I haven’t had an issues with the audio of the videos. I’m not sure what this person is even referring to. I’m watching on my phone with the volume barely turned up and I can hear everything you say perfectly. 🤷‍♀️ I wouldn’t worry too much about the sound quality. Your story is extremely engaging and people clearly aren’t stopping themselves from watching each consecutive follow up video. I think you’re doing just fine as is! 😊

[@SadNThik]

Babe wake up, more Nicaragua lore just dropped

[@rutherke41]

Looooooool.

[@fabulissj]

Wow! I cannot believe this is what you guys had to go through even knowing it was his fault and he was drunk! Unbelievable... glad you back here in Canada! Eagerly waiting to hear how this story ends 😬

[@marykbergen1932]

Wow the communication is so terrible! I can not believe it, I'd be terrified being in jail/prison and not knowing anything! Wow!

[@sosleepy2]

This family is intense given their family member was drunk driving

[@HughMadBro]

💯💯💯

[@jceezee1084]

It doesn't matter. In Latin America, the thinking process is essentially that if you are a foreigner, you are just a walking money cow to be extorted, shaken down, squeezed and milked.

[@jlcollins7673]

Omgoodness.....this story has been all i have thought about since the last video!!

[@adalineproulx9773]

I think the bottom line is nicaragua needs to have insurances to deal with this. Meeting in personal and mediating with a grieving family is a recipe for extortion disaster! Pure craziness! There shouldve been a amount for this type of accident set up through insurance none of this picking a number off the top of your head.

[@truejoie]

Exactly! Well said...so crazy!

[@mistyjomay6272]

Another great video!! I feel like we are getting pretty close to getting him out. ❤❤

[@rutherke41]

I just found your videos and just finished part 3 minutes ago so this is perfect timing! This is like who tf did I marry but it’s who tf is gonna get my husband out of jail and WHEN! I am all in on this story. I’m so sorry this happened. This was traumatic I’m sure and this is not entertainment, but you are such an entertaining storyteller!

[@jlcollins7673]

Omg....it IS JUST LIKE THAT!!

[@rutherke41]

@@jlcollins7673 it has me completed hooked just like that did!!!

[@ashling328]

I'm so sorry you and your husband went through this. I hope that you and your family are healing.

[@allisonsjourney]

Thank you

[@Bees-knees99]

Just here to say I love my country even more after hearing this story🇨🇦

[@HughMadBro]

Don’t leave Canadian soil 🫣🤷🏼‍♀️

[@Bees-knees99]

@@HughMadBro Had a friend murdered a few years ago because he ignored a travel advisory. These things happen too often and I appreciate Canada even more because of the corruption abroad in many countries. Thankfully there are safe places to travel.

[@melz3671]

I can't imagine what you and your family have been through!!!!!! I will never leave my home!!!!

[@jessiesheldon-huffey1824]

Be aware that similar consequences can befall a person in the states. Vehicular manslaughter is the charge when a driver accidentally kills someone when the driver was determined to be at fault ( as in this case). The sentence for that is the states is a 15k fine and up to 7 years in jail. In addition, the victims family can also sue for as much money as you have. If this situation happened in the states, the consequences could have been just as severe (albeit different)

[@melz3671]

@@jessiesheldon-huffey1824 Yes, but her husband was found to be the one that wasn't at fault. The other driver that passed was intoxicated and at fault and her husband was still arrested. That would never happen in the states.

[@theflightoficarus]

on a smaller scale, my neighbor in SJDS she was turning left in town and a motorcycle cut in front of her and she clipped him. He was of course at fault, but he went to the hospital and was trying to get as much money out of her as possible. She ended up giving him $500 just to make the whole thing go away.

[@tristanaricardo]

I could totally be suckered into going to Nicaragua😆the incredible biodiversity and naturaleza…but this story is nuts, I’m so sorry you guys had to go through that. We are currently staying in mexico with my husband’s family for a visit (I’m American) and it’s def culture shock even though I’m familiar with the country, been here for a stay once before…it’s very eye opening and gives you a perspective to be grateful for things I’ve grown accustomed to back home, even while being cognizant of the issues our county faces. God bless you all, I hope you’re all doing well now

[@reneelesperance]

I love Nicaragua, been there many times and moving permanently. To avoid situations like this you would have to avoid many countries in central/south America. Mexico is generally much more dangerous than Nicaragua. Driving is a huge risk in these countries

[@LaurenOliviArt]

Such strange laws. So sorry you had to go through all of this ! ❤

[@zariballard]

Wow!! So this guy is at fault, hes drunk driving and dies as a result of the accident HE caused and the family basically is allowed to and EXPECTED to extort the Canadian/American for $$$. Ya gotta wonder who's getting kickbacks on that from within that system. Its tje end of part 4 and I still dont know what his "charges" are🥺. Waiting for Part 5!!!! Blessings to u and ur family!

[@AK19909]

She said her husband was at fault bc he was turning left on a green light….so even though the guy was speeding and drunk he still had the right of way

[@samit8178]

It's very unlikely that they thought that your husband was being released. That was their excuse. But Nicaraguans would know better than that. And they would know that being released would not mean a transfer to the city holding cells, that makes no sense either. It sounds like they were attempting to manipulate the situation using that as an excuse.

[@LaurenOliviArt]

Yes I agree !! They are doing many different tactics for sure

[@adalineproulx9773]

Agree...this scare tactic of sending photos is really creepy.

[@sosleepy2]

You are beyond strong ❤

[@Mandieham.beachlifeforme]

Why such short videos... and days in between? Many have said please make longer videos... they're not too long...

[@Pattybluehayes]

Sometimes retelling a story brings up intense emotions. She is going at the pace that’s comfortable for her. You can tell she still has fear because she’ll say I can’t use names and feels it may not be safe to share certain parts of the story. She’s taking care of herself and knows her boundaries 🙏

[@catherinemcmartin8275]

I had been waiting for this video. Thank you. Please turn your volume up. I listen while I work in my kitchen, have volume on 100%. Thanks again.

[@allisonsjourney]

Sorry. I've already filmed a few more parts so they will be at the same volume. But I'll try to turn it up after that.

[@LaurenOliviArt]

The volume is fine for me. Are you using headphones?

[@proudmamita2009]

Oh my God, I'm so sorry ❤

[@dariostud9424]

What city was this at if i may ask? I am originally from Nica, however moved away to the states when i was in my late teens, 20 or so years ago. I go down there sometimes and know the place. Every time i head down i try to stay out of trouble cuz i can tell that law down there can be a bit sketchy and so i totally can feel what y'all went thru.

[@JeepGirl45]

What a wild story! You could have put these videos into a 5 hour video and I would watch every minute. I would never visit a country like this much less live there.

[@adalineproulx9773]

Im so sorry allison im still in shock you went thru this. I hope you got therapy after thatd be so traumatizing ❤

[@ScottAlanMillerVlog]

As the story unfolds, it kind sounds like maybe.... this isn't actually the family and they are attempting to up the stakes. If they were the true family, wouldn't they be rushing to prove to the police that they really were so that they'd have leverage? Right now (in the story) their only "leverage" is making you panic, but the police and courts can't do anything on their behalf because they aren't yet filed as the family of the deceased party. It's still unofficial.

[@reneelesperance]

I was thinking the same thing, that many of these so-called family members are not actually family members. It is so sad that they have suffered a death and all this family can see is $$$ signs, not surprised

[@ghostlyMostly1]

I feel like they keep upping because she is obviously North American and they assume she is wealthy, and also the exchange rate is good. Theyd probably have done the same for a European but would have settled for much less from a local.

[@ScottAlanMillerVlog]

@@ghostlyMostly1 well for sure. exchange rate means nothing through. it's just a number does change value. nicaragua is on the US dollar too. for large amounts you work in dollars anyway. so no exchange at all. but that she's a rich north american living in the rich enclave they know that they have leverage.

[@catweasel828]

Her story graphically illustrates how sugar coated and incomplete your incoherent rants are Scott. Nicaragua, such a dream destination for expats. Roll up, Cringy has the good oil 🤣

[@ghostlyMostly1]

Wow, you hear horror stories like this and it just makes me glad I don't live anywhere else. It really makea you realize you dont need to visit certain areas of the world.

[@LindaH444-b2u]

Allison, you are a strong woman.

[@vanessalatona9812]

Omg! How long do I have to wait for the rest of the story? 🤦🏻‍♀️😂

[@galilali4]

Blessings from Merida México

[@HughMadBro]

Don’t leave US/Canada soil folks 🤷🏼‍♀️👀🤦🏼‍♀️ I could never deal with this… idk how you went through it & made it out, I hope you’re back in Canada tho & if you are I would consult the embassy about what/when you can say…

[@amiesenn3827]

The videos are too short 😢

[@HughMadBro]

Idk how people can put a number in death 🤦🏼‍♀️👀🫣 My uncle owns a funeral home & I’m very, very familiar with death.. I get compensation & stuff like that but for him being drunk. Thats wild 🤦🏼‍♀️🫣 I hope yalls children are ok & yall are safe & sound back home 🤞🏻

[@Wapp360]

It seems that the lawyers saw the deal of the year. The story sounds like a cat locked between both lawyer and family. It is unfortunate that your lawyers, instead of looking after your interests, seem to have taken advantage of you.

[@Dadlbjm]

what kind of help were you from the US embassy at this point?

[@RickWoord]

Why would the us embassy care?

[@tmarie1280]

Gosh this is wild . The man was speeding, drunk , reckless , no lights ans in neutral And you have to pay his family . Insane

[@susanpalle3199]

Since when does an intoxicated person that caused an accident have so many rights?

[@mummyandhealth]

Not sure about what the locals think about western people in terms of money. But we currently live in the Middle East as expats and I know the attitude is western people have money

[@DustinKillyact]

I'm so sorry your having to go through this after all the money scams from the first video now they are scamming you for more money just like they are lieing about not speaking English I've been in that area the children grow up watching cartoons in English they just say they don't speak English so they can easedrop on everything said hopefully your next video will be of you and your husband together love you so much as a stranger and stay strong

[@allisonsjourney]

Thank you

[@maryweeks9474]

I wish your lawyer would have said something to the family that It wasn’t your husband’s fault their son(family members) got in the crash in the first place. And they need to be great full for any money. It baffles me how they had all the control. I know it’s because you are a foreigner and they assume you have money.

[@charokimble1728]

obviously they are trying to take your money. Do you see that ?

[@theflightoficarus]

yes that is obvious

[@jceezee1084]

Yes, I think she got that, thanks for your input. I think that is the very purpose of these videos.

[@flamingodiego]

Mexican cops told my father in law he was speeding and that they could make his situation very difficult or very easy, it was right before Christmas and they wanted $500 to let him go... he had $400 cash and they took it and let him go. Bit the same as being thrown in jail and your nightmare..... my colitis is bad from time to time, luckily I don't have pain, but the bleeding, urgency, frequency can get bad. Oral prednisone can help unless like me, you've become refractory to it,

[@flamingodiego]

Thank goodness his parents came to help.

[@Shan-ShanH]

What happens to a person if they don’t have anyone to bring them food?

[@lifewith9cats153]

According to a longtime Nicaragua resident from the USA, he said they starve and die. He says this is not uncommon. Most Nicaraguan citizens are very poor and may not have the resources to provide or get meals daily to loved ones. Very sad.

[@bettywith2girls]

@@lifewith9cats153 I watch KZbin videos of expats who go to the Philippines and I'm not sure about their jail system, but their hospital system is the same. Everything is you pay cash before the treatment or surgery or you don't get it. There's just one nurse per floor and that's it; you are required to provide a person (either a relative or you pay someone) to be there 24/7 and basically take care of the patient, and the nurse only comes to give the patient pills or shots or does nursing-only things. I'm sure the family has to provide the food also to the patient.

[@RickWoord]

​@lifewith9cats153 Nice story. I live in Nicaragua, and I personally know a lady that cooks at the local prison.

[@victoriadelbando3283]

I think it’s a horrible situation period. I’m sorry this happened to your family. Yes a life was lost but these other foreign countries always think your made of money! What a scary situation! Wonder what the outcome is. I’m vested in your story!

[@betsybabf748]

I can't even imagine living in a nation with such a backwards judicial system. To have a drunk driver die, due to his actions, endangering an innocent sober driver, then for the government to sanction and encourage extortion by the drunk driver's family, while the hold the innocent party hostage incarcerated, tells all one needs to know about the country.

[@njmommy609]

Don’t forget the drunk driver also had no lights on, bike was in neutral AND he also endangered their underage child!!!

[@betsybabf748]

@@njmommy609 As an attorney, for any government to handle a case like they do disgusts me. There is no intelligence, ethics or critical thinking in the entire process.

[@MeJaneEntrprsz]

​@betsybabf748 this is what poverty does to people. When the rich get richer & the poor continue to get pregnant, dire consequences ensue. The USA should take heed. Happens in poor American society & everywhere, if you look closely at stats.

[@theflightoficarus]

welcome to Nicaragua

[@estancianews7837]

Think of it like family court in the U.S. from the man's perspective. 😂

[@gabrielasofia4919]

Im confused why you were in pain and actively bleeding 😭! I think I missed something !!!

[@gabrielasofia4919]

Ohhhh the ulcerative colitis I think

[@HughMadBro]

Yes she has U.C!

[@jceezee1084]

This is going to sound absolutely awful, but having listened to your ordeal, I think the *fairest* thing to do, would have been what Rose suspected you of trying to do, and pay to get your husband out, and only *then* talk to them about money. Absolutely horrible people; it's almost hard to feel empathy.

[@Andi-tx1rl]

I am RIVETED. Somebody get this woman in contact with Netflix or Amazon Prime cuz holy movie batman!! You know that nervous nauseated feeling that happens when you're just watching a suspenseful show, esp if it's based on true events?... Even though you know you can't do anything? That's me watching these. I'm just 😮 the whole time!

[@estancianews7837]

I love the "I love muh Canada" comments. 😂 As if Canada and the U.S. weren't actively taking advantage of their own citizens.

[@pamlovell9125]

Anybody know the back story as to why they are living in a 3rd world country on the Do Not Travel list? I mean who should be shocked??

[@MeJaneEntrprsz]

See her prior vids.

[@HughMadBro]

She has previous videos…

[@adalineproulx9773]

Its only level 2 travel advisory.

[@amiesenn3827]

Nooooooooo

[@arfriedman4577]

I'm sorry this happened. I don't understand why you'd live in Nicaragua when the tv talked of guerilla warfare and other issues years ago.

[@LoLoLifeinFlorida]

1st thing I thought too

[@latenightstreetlights6963]

She has lots of videos on her channel explaining their decision to go there. I would never move to another country personally but it seems like she thought about it and planned it for years, and they're not the only family who's done something like this. It's sad that we can't get the cost of living under control in our home countries that this becomes a viable option, but I do hope this story can make some potential expats reconsider

[@ScottAlanMillerVlog]

Years ago like in the 1980s? Why would you live in Canada, don't you know the Americans burned down Toronto? See how silly that sounds.

[@arfriedman4577]

@latenightstreetlights6963 I saw her reasons. I'm asking a bout the other things.

[@arfriedman4577]

@ScottAlanMillerVlog you don't know what guerilla warfare is and the issues they had. Canada is way different. You can't compare.

[@momofthree9100]

I’m ready to hear the rest. I’m also SO curious what the numbers are. I don’t know anything about the country or culture there so I have zero idea what kind of amounts could be being discussed. I’m so sorry yall had to go through this but I’m thankful that at least he’s out now and I hope y’all can move on from it. Thank you for sharing!

[@allisonsjourney]

Thank you

[@bettywith2girls]

I'm glad she's not mentioning figures and how much they paid. Whatever numbers they come up with, there will be people saying "You should have paid more! Is that all a life is to you?" and have other people comment "You got taken! Why did you be so stupid to agree to pay that much?" It doesn't matter w-h-a-t the number was. Looking forward to Episode #5, hoping their pain will stop and this is the last episode, a final "number" will be reached...and I would have left that country as soon as I could as soon as my husband was out of jail too! What a nightmare!

[@tristanaricardo]

I’m going to guess it was like $1.2mil USD (I’m not from Canada so not sure of conversions)

[@leegonn]

His cellmate came by the foodcart after his realease and grabbed a philly sandwich.

[@marijo1013]

Question, why don’t you just do a long video and finish the story?? In addition, I’m was born in Nicaragua and moved to USA when I was 6 years old. I don’t even go to Nicaragua for vacation. Such a scary place with the communist president and substandard medical care. Not a good place to invest any money in

[@allisonsjourney]

I wouldn't be able to film the entire thing in one go. It's a 70 day story. It's going to be countless hours long.

[@drs1078]

This is horrible that this happened. But hope you learned a lesson. The grass is NOT always greener.

[@notatrollanoob6156]

Exactly my thoughts I am sympathetic to her but I also feel its a little carless to move to a country like this not understanding what all youre going to be volunerable to being Gringo in Central America where theres a travel advisory to visit let alone live 😬 theres a reason its so cheap to live there and its because most of the civilized world knows better 🤨

[@njmommy609]

They moved there a couple years ago. There are lots of gringos that live there. It’s just certain situations the laws there suck and will take advantage of gringos they think have money because any country that is poor will have corrupt government. Look at our government in America. Look at our police. Look at our politicians. They ain’t no better they just have more money!!!

[@chaneycook2216]

It's easy to pass judgement when you've never been there

[@notatrollanoob6156]

@chaneycook2216 I was married to man from Ecuador and have visited Quito several times so I have a pretty good idea 😉

[@RickWoord]

These people are from Canada. They are not gringos!!!

[@notatrollanoob6156]

@@RickWoord it is my understanding a gringo is any Caucasian foreigner who doesn't speak Spanish .. so ..

[@rogerbreier6376]

Rule # 1 Don't go to these places. Why would you even consider going to a place like that?

[@samratsai7062]

I'm overjoyed and grateful to see God's blessings manifest in my family's life. We're happy once again, and I can now provide for my loved ones even in retirement, thanks to a remarkable weekly income of $67,000. It's a game-changer after fac

[@samratsai7062]

@@Katie_BoydenMaria Angelina Alexander I really appreciate her efforts and transparency.

[@samratsai7062]

Giving her my initial savings of $21,000 to invest in a brokerage account was a turning point in my life. It's been an incredibly rewarding experience and the best decision I ever made!

[@Jenniferp70]

This is a definition of God's unending provisions for his people. God remains faithful to his words. I receive this for my household.🙏

[@MarkSarah-qn2oc]

YES!!! That's exactly her name (Maria Angelina Alexander) so many people have recommended highly about her and am just starting with her from Brisbane Australia.

[@Katie_Boyden]

Awesome 👏 I'm 37 and have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??

[@notatrollanoob6156]

Geeze couldnt you just tell the whole story in 2 video the slow drip of a long drawn story is making me lose interest this is starting to get annoying at this point it will be 6 months and 99 videos in until we get the full story and im sorry but im just not that dedicated I wish you and your husband the best of luck

[@njmommy609]

Do you understand it’s 2 months worth of a story? Who can do that in 2 20 minute videos? She’s also a content creator and needs to be paid for her story. If you don’t like it don’t listen. You are the only person I’ve seen complaining out of 4 videos!!! 😂

[@jz2842]

Allison - ignore this person. Tell your story at your own pace. Those who are invested in hearing about your experience will listen to it however you want to tell it regardless of the length. Personally, I prefer longer videos. I actually thought this video was a good amount of time and could’ve even been longer and I would have still appreciated any more details you were willing to provide. Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@notatrollanoob6156]

@jz2842 I am invested thats the problem ... 😁 I can't wait 6 months and 99 videos to hear this 1 hour story

[@notatrollanoob6156]

@njmommy609 because I'm 4 videos in right along with you and it's still only what 9 days into the story? This is excruciating.

[@allisonsjourney]

This story plays out over 70 days and it's emotionally exhausting to film and post. I'm doing my best to film only the relevant parts, but it's going to be a very long story.