Bobbi Kristina Brown Died From Combination of Drugs and Drowning, Medical Examiner Says

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Source: MSN.com

Bobbi Kristina Brown's cause of death was drowning as well as drug intoxication, the Fulton County Medical Examiner's office revealed in a statement on Friday.

Released over seven months after Brown died at the age of 22 in Georgia, the statement sheds light on her condition when she was found unresponsive in her bathtub on Jan. 21, 2015. (Brown spent months in the hospital, a rehabilitation center and hospice care until her passing on July 26.)

Ahead of the full autopsy release, the Medical Examiner's Office in Atlanta said marijuana and alcohol were involved in the death, as well as sedative medications and drugs used to treat anxiety.


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[brush]

1. So sad. It almost sounds like she mimiced her mother's death.

[MrWendel]

2. I don't think...

the was an almost about it. I unfortunately think that was her intention.

[polly7]

3. I think so too. Very sad. :( nt.

[Rhiannon12866]

4. So sad, looks like she followed her mother...

Incredibly tragic - wish she had gotten the help she needed.

[polly7]

5. Yes:(

I feel so sorry for the torment she went through and wish also that she could have gotten help with trying to make the heartbreak she was feeling at least easier to bear.

[Rhiannon12866]

6. I completely agree. There is help out there...

I discovered ACOA (Adult Children of Alcoholics), as well as AA, and see so many who are struggling, but I had no idea how much help and support is available out there if only more people knew. And this young woman had so many resources, if only she had known she wasn't alone. From my perspective, that's the key...

[Myrina]

7. I too am ACOA ...

.... realizing and understanding it, with the help of a therapist, has made an enormous difference in my life.
Things make sense now.

[Rhiannon12866]

9. There aren't as many meetings available, but I've found it to be incredibly enlightening

Kind of goes farther than AA, for those of us with those additional issues. Only about half of my group is also AA, and it's a fairly small group. And I find this surprising, since one thing I hear all the time in AA is "I come from an alcoholic family." But it's not well known, so I try to spread the word. The woman who told me about ACOA has had addiction issues, just not alcohol, and, in turn, I brought someone with me. So glad to hear it's helped you too!

[TexasBushwhacker]

8. All the resources money can buy

But you can't buy anonymity.

[Rhiannon12866]

10. That's very true, but no matter who you are, it helps to know that you're not alone

If only she had been able to find and realize that.

[NurseJackie]

11. I blame Bobby Brown.

To be clear: I do not "accuse" him of anything ... but I think that it's his fault that Whitney's path went spiraling down.

[closeupready]

12. Many eyewitness accounts exist alleging that Whitney Houston was an addict

even long before she met Brown.

[NurseJackie]

13. That may be true, but he was an enabler that made it worse.

[closeupready]

14. Well, you know, lots of people enabled her.

Where were all the people in her life (not Bobby, but everyone else who 'loved' her) when she was at her worst?

Anyway, personally, I don't blame anyone but Whitney for her issues.

[JesterCS]

15. Sorry marijauna was NOT part of what killed her

Everything else, sure. You can show thc in system 45 days after using. Coicidence, yes, did marijauna contribute to adversely affecting her health nearly enough to be considered involved in the death? No. *steps off soapbox*