I have very little sympathy for Bobbi Kristina’s family. They forced that poor girl to stay alive far too long after it was determined there was nothing they could do to save her. Whether she did it to herself or if her boyfriend killed her, whether she wanted to die or not, it’s safe to say that she suffered through 3 long years of unimaginable grief. I’m more inclined to believe that she killed herself, but that’s just me.
If I were her, all I would want is to be with my mother, not wasting a hospital bed while my family begs me to make an impossible recovery and indulges in all that pointless media attention. And since so much time has passed between when they found her and when she finally died, the autopsy wouldn’t give them much info about what killed her. Her family basically shot themselves in the foot keeping her on life support so long. If it was a murder, they’ll never get any justice. If it was a suicide, they’ll never get any closure. If I were Bobbi Kristina, I would absolutely hate them for doing that to me.
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Wow not only do I agree 100 percent with you, but I was thinking about writing my own article on the topic.
It was highly selfish of the Brown family to keep her alive and hoping for “miracles” as if some mythical being (God) was going to come down and heal her. Theoretically, even if she could have woken up, do you think she would really enjoy living with all that brain damage she got?
They need to pass laws to speedily euthanize people in situations like that instead of the “oh I’ll starve them in the bed for 10 days”. If I was in charge of people’s lives (such as Terri Shiavo or Bobbi Kristina Brown), I’d make sure they was out to sleep ASAP.
If it was up to me, Bobbi Kristina Brown would have died within a week (if I couldnt have made it sooner) of her being found in the bathtub. The same thing would go for people like Terri Shiavo. At this point, you are only feeding a mindless brain stem with no thoughts or value.
There are so many sick people in this world who think that death is the worst thing that can happen to someone. That’s not true at all….SUFFERING is the worst thing, physical or mental. I’d rather see this whole world evaporate, taking us all instantly, than for one more second to go by were there is human suffering.
I am very pro suicide to the point of being a zealot on this issue. I believe that it should be a choice. I had a great friend that took his own life back in 2009. I was extremely suicidal back than as well (and still am but will not tolerate this world for long). Even though I missed him, I’m glad that he did what needed to be done. My friend, like me, had nothing but misery in his world. I knew he was going to do it but I also was not selfish and allowed and even coached him on his endeavors.
I agree- I think they should have just let her go as soon as she was pronounced brain-dead, not a second longer. If she had survived, her quality of life would be so diminished she probably wouldn’t be able to do anything for herself. They can’t say she would’ve wanted to be kept alive, because who in their right mind wants the life of a vegetable? I myself am religious but I do think death is better than a life full of pain, and if I were in a life-threatening situation I would sign a DNR in a heartbeat. It was so inhumane of them to keep her artificially alive like that, like some sort of puppet doll they could use to keep the spotlight on them. Like I said, I have almost no sympathy for them, and Whitney would probably be ashamed of them.
Completely agreed. Although I understand that in their shoes it must be extremely difficult to do that, you want whats best for her and should use reason. I see the most likely scenerio of the reason of keeping her alive for so long was probably because of the hope of god, it being difficult was only a part of it.
I can’t agree with you, guys. There’s a hospital for people that are “lost cases”. Do you know how many people wake up from coma after YEARS? That’s unbelievable how small our knowledge about brain is.