posted February 05, 2015 02:49 PM            

If I'm using the right house to represent her then I don't think she will pass.

Again if I'm using the right house to represent her than she'd be venus and in her 6th house which deals with hospitals, doctors, health. Also she's conjuncting neptune (which could symbolize drug use) and conjuncting chiron which we all know she was probably in a lot of pain due to her mom passing 3 yrs ago.

She's in my 12th which to me makes sense because she's in a coma. Now counting from her 1st to her 8th cusp is mercury and they are NOT aspecting..BUT it is Rx right now. So not sure what that means. Also looking at dignites, despite being in a coma, she's in her exaltation, which can be strong even despite being cadent right?

I'm still learning but I also just really feel it's not her time. So can anybody help me with this? I'm curious what the more experienced forum members think

posted February 05, 2015 09:41 PM            

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Originally posted by appleberry:
I agree, and moon looks good too....

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posted February 07, 2015 04:59 PM            

The AC is at 27*, so I'd say there's not much going to change the outcome.

Her significator is in the turned 9th house (often associated with the afterlife, but not necessarily). It has also just separated from an opposition with the Sun, which is said to be her 'life force'. -Maybe this is all talking about being in a coma, but maybe it's also saying her soul has already passed. Maybe she's gone but being kept 'alive' by machines.

Her health is the turned 6th house (=12th), which is Venus. Venus has some strength but is also surrounded by difficulties.

There is no aspect with Venus and Jupiter or the Moon.

The most positive indicator is that the moon is early and has only applying aspects. It's next conjunction is Saturn, a planet of stability (or restriction) which happens to be in the 6th house of health.

Based on these two charts...
Do I think she's going to die? No.
(Unless she already technically has died.)
Do I think she's going to get her health back? No, I think she has damaged her health for good.

Even the end of the matter seems to be saying that she won't really be okay.

All this, providing this chart isn't invalid for being too similar a question, even though asked by another person... We'll see eventually.

posted June 01, 2015 10:57 PM            

According to Cissy Houston, Bobbi Kristina’s maternal grandmother, the reality star has sustained “global and irreversible brain damage.” Although most people understand that this condition is detrimental, Dr. Ramesh explains the injury in more detail, stating that although Bobbi Kristina may be awake, as indicated by her father Bobby Brown’s surprising announcement at his Dallas, Texas concert, it doesn’t mean that she is aware of her surroundings.

While Bobbi Kristina may be able to open her eyes, global brain damage suggests that her motor movement is gone, meaning she can’t move her eyes, use her voice, or use her muscles. Per Dr. Ramish, once a patient has brain damage that cannot be reversed, the chances of a substantial recovery are extremely slim.

This doesn’t necessarily mean that Bobbi Kristina will not make it. It does mean, however, that she will more than likely never be the same person as she once was. Dr. Ramish explains that artificial life support has saved lives that otherwise wouldn’t have been saved only 30 years ago. Yet, there is no medicine that can undo irreversible brain damage.

Another point of confusion came from the status of Bobbi Kristina’s coma. Whereas Cissy Houston indicated that Bobbi was no longer in a “medically-induced coma,” it doesn’t mean that she’s emerged and is and is recovering. Removal from a medically-induced coma simply means that she was taken off sedative medication.

Bobbi Kristina continues to remain unresponsive, according to her grandmother. Dr. Ramish suggests that this probably means that the 22-year-old is in a vegetative state.

“In a vegetative state, you can be still be wakeful but have no awareness. Your eyes may open but you remain unaware of yourself and your environment. That’s possibly what [Bobbi Kristina] is. There is an absence of any sign of conscious perception. If it goes on for more than three months, it’s called a permanent vegetative state.”

A vegetative state can last for numerous years, sometimes even a lifetime, which poses the question of what Bobbi Kristina’s future will look like if she cannot walk, talk, move, or ever become aware of her surroundings.

While hospice is generally a choice of some families, it will ultimately come down to what Bobby Brown decides. The only way the decision leaves the family’s hands is if Bobbi Kristina becomes brain dead. Dr. Ramish explains, that by law, the life support system is unplugged once a patient is pronounced brain dead.

Bobby Brown received much criticism for announcing to a crowd that his daughter was awake and watching over him. His attorney released a statement earlier this week, explaining that Bobbi Kristina can still have a long life. However, it probably will not be the same kind of life she previously had.

Meanwhile, the details surrounding exactly what happened to Bobbi Kristina Brown on January 31 are still not fully uncovered. Drugs are said play a factor in her condition, and Georgia’s Roswell Police Department continue to treat the situation as a criminal case. Nick Gordon, Bobbi Kristina’s boyfriend, remains under investigation.