Natasha Richardson Brain Dead
After suffering a devastating head injury Monday while skiing on a beginner’s slope the news does not look good for actress Natasha Richardson.
“There is no chance” a family friend told PEOPLE on Tuesday night. “It is a fact that her heart is beating but she is brain dead.”
Her dire condition – doctors described it to those close to Richardson as “leakage of blood between the brain and skull,” the friend says – has the actress’s family coming to grips with potentially having to make an unthinkably difficult decision. “It’s not official yet,” says the friend, “but they basically will detach her.”
With the previous news sadly I figured this would be the case. My thoughts and prayers are with Natasha, her husband Liam Neeson, her children, family and friends.
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How awful!
So tragic. I feel horrible for the family. May she RIP.
Really sad.
RIP Natasha Richardson
May God bless the family!
So sad
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