Nearly seven weeks after Bobbi Kristina Brown was found unresponsive in her bathtub, her family may be inching closer toward letting her go. Whitney Houston's only child has been in a medically induced coma ever since arriving at an Atlanta hospital, and two attempts to bring her out of it have resulted in violent seizures. While sources close to the situation have said Brown had some limited brain activity, her chance for any kind of recovery has been slim at best. According to a new report by Radar Online, the Brown and Houston families are scheduled to have a meeting this week about disconnecting her life support.
It seems the Houstons made peace with the reality that Bobbi Kristina is gone, but her father Bobby Brown has yet to decide to disconnect her life support. Cissy Houston has reportedly arrived in Atlanta again and is ready to deal with the crisis again.
What is interesting is that while Bobby has the final say over what happens to his daughter, the doctor's caring for her have every right to veto his decision. If they believe there is no hope for recovery, they can decide that the facility will no longer keep her on life support. If that happens, then Bobby would need to find new doctors and another facility. This tragic story has taken so many upsetting twists and turns since Bobbi Kristina was first found Jan. 31.
Her boyfriend Nick Gordon is currently in a rehab facility and also under investigation for attempted murder. He has not been allowed to see her since she was rushed to the hospital and has admitted to fighting with her just hours before she was found unconscious. Some members of the Brown family have been filming a reality show in the midst of this crisis and the dysfunction seems to be at an all-time high.
Do you think Brown will finally decide to let his daughter go this week? Do you think we will ever know exactly what happened in those hours leading up to when Bobbi Kristina was found? Tell us your thoughts in the comments section below.
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