Anne Heche does a bunch of cocaine, rams into a house and goes into coma - Page 2

*IndigoErth* · 08-12-2022, 12:42 PM

You are reading far too much into what I said.

If there were drugs in her system, not medication, and if she chose to ram her car into someone's home or put herself in the situation of doing so, almost killing the woman who lived there and burdening her by destroying her home, then yes, those choices make me less sympathetic to her actions than if she's just gone off on some sad, self destructive rampage that only involved herself.

Anyone can have demons, but that doesn't make harming others with them okay. That's the part I have personal resentment with.

*Andrew NDB* · 08-12-2022, 12:48 PM

Pretty much I'm in the IndigoErth camp on this one. We can be sympathetic at the end of the day but no one shoved the cocaine and who knows what else up her nose. That was all her. If some cracked out lunatic rammed into my house but bumped their head I'm not going to super care that they were diddled when they were 12, or whatever sob story they've got. Anne Heche is 53. Does she just get to wield the "I was abused" card forever, like a get out of jail free card that she just keeps, forever protecting her from ire?

*triplexxx* · 08-12-2022, 01:05 PM

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She's now been taken off the life support and has died. Regardless of any fault that may have lied with her in this incident, wish her well to heaven, wish her family and those victimized by this incident well too. Also, hopefully the organs she was intent on donating go to good use.

*IndigoErth* · 08-12-2022, 01:13 PM

Sad...

Was looking at the Wikipedia page on her and talk about one messy life and family... eesh. Sad to say, but I suppose she's better off no longer having to deal with it if she was that unable to find her way to a mentally healthier life.

*ProphetofGanja* · 08-12-2022, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

She was sexually abused at 12.

like that somehow precludes her from being wacky? or needs to be mentioned as response to that?

~~AquaParade~~ · 08-12-2022, 01:34 PM

Regardless, it's sad and haunting to think of someone in a coma, after a situation like this.

I'm probably talking out my ass, but I imagine your consciousness slowly rising to the surface, getting a sense of all the tragedy caused, and retreating into nothingness.

Idk, just the idea of being caught between death and waking to such horror is one of the scariest things I can think of.

*IndigoErth* · 08-12-2022, 02:12 PM

If she was clinically brain dead then hopefully she had no idea what was going on when the decision was made to take her off life support.

The idea of being in there but not being able to respond is horrifying. One of my mom's friends, a survivor of a brain aneurysm many years ago (albeit with problems ever since), had a bad period a number of years go and ended up in a coma and on life support for a while. They got to the point of discussing taking her off the life support...and then her ass bounced back (to the point that she was able) and woke up. I only heard about it second hand, though I think she supposedly had claimed to have heard them talking about it.

Hamato Yoshi · 08-19-2022, 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by ProphetofGanja

like that somehow precludes her from being wacky? or needs to be mentioned as response to that?

So did Roger Moore , Teri Hatcher (and Connery too , if what he said about losing his v-card at age 8 is true

) but they never did stuff like that

*Andrew NDB* · 08-19-2022, 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by IndigoErth

If she was clinically brain dead then hopefully she had no idea what was going on when the decision was made to take her off life support.

The idea of being in there but not being able to respond is horrifying. One of my mom's friends, a survivor of a brain aneurysm many years ago (albeit with problems ever since), had a bad period a number of years go and ended up in a coma and on life support for a while. They got to the point of discussing taking her off the life support...and then her ass bounced back (to the point that she was able) and woke up. I only heard about it second hand, though I think she supposedly had claimed to have heard them talking about it.

There's an episode of "The Outer Limits" from the 90s with Beau Bridges about a guy that develops an injection that simulates death without actually killing you, and you remain awake after it's administered... and then they start harvesting the guy's organs and such while he's alive. That one really stays with me.

~~Leo656~~ · 08-19-2022, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Andrew NDB

There's an episode of "The Outer Limits" from the 90s with Beau Bridges about a guy that develops an injection that simulates death without actually killing you, and you remain awake after it's administered... and then they start harvesting the guy's organs and such while he's alive. That one really stays with me.

I'm a big fan of that scene in Robocop 2 where Kane is just a brain and some eyeballs in a jar, and he's watching the scientists all walk around with his empty skull and everything. Good stuff. I'm sure he was furious.

08-12-2022, 12:48 PM	#22
Andrew NDB Weed Whacker Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Auburn, WA Posts: 34,590	Pretty much I'm in the IndigoErth camp on this one. We can be sympathetic at the end of the day but no one shoved the cocaine and who knows what else up her nose. That was all her. If some cracked out lunatic rammed into my house but bumped their head I'm not going to super care that they were diddled when they were 12, or whatever sob story they've got. Anne Heche is 53. Does she just get to wield the "I was abused" card forever, like a get out of jail free card that she just keeps, forever protecting her from ire? __________________ [ ODYSSEY \| ORIGIN \| THE IMAGE/VOL. 3 CONCLUSION \| THE SHELLSHOCKED PODCAST \| ON FACEBOOK ]

08-12-2022, 12:42 PM	#21
IndigoErth Team Blue Boy Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: U.S., East Coast Posts: 16,296	You are reading far too much into what I said. If there were drugs in her system, not medication, and if she chose to ram her car into someone's home or put herself in the situation of doing so, almost killing the woman who lived there and burdening her by destroying her home, then yes, those choices make me less sympathetic to her actions than if she's just gone off on some sad, self destructive rampage that only involved herself. Anyone can have demons, but that doesn't make harming others with them okay. That's the part I have personal resentment with.

08-12-2022, 01:05 PM	#23
triplexxx Mad Scientist Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,819	https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...dailymailceleb She's now been taken off the life support and has died. Regardless of any fault that may have lied with her in this incident, wish her well to heaven, wish her family and those victimized by this incident well too. Also, hopefully the organs she was intent on donating go to good use.

08-12-2022, 01:13 PM	#24
IndigoErth Team Blue Boy Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: U.S., East Coast Posts: 16,296	Sad... Was looking at the Wikipedia page on her and talk about one messy life and family... eesh. Sad to say, but I suppose she's better off no longer having to deal with it if she was that unable to find her way to a mentally healthier life.

08-12-2022, 01:34 PM	#26
~~AquaParade~~ Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 8,450	Regardless, it's sad and haunting to think of someone in a coma, after a situation like this. I'm probably talking out my ass, but I imagine your consciousness slowly rising to the surface, getting a sense of all the tragedy caused, and retreating into nothingness. Idk, just the idea of being caught between death and waking to such horror is one of the scariest things I can think of.

08-12-2022, 02:12 PM	#27
IndigoErth Team Blue Boy Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: U.S., East Coast Posts: 16,296	If she was clinically brain dead then hopefully she had no idea what was going on when the decision was made to take her off life support. The idea of being in there but not being able to respond is horrifying. One of my mom's friends, a survivor of a brain aneurysm many years ago (albeit with problems ever since), had a bad period a number of years go and ended up in a coma and on life support for a while. They got to the point of discussing taking her off the life support...and then her ass bounced back (to the point that she was able) and woke up. I only heard about it second hand, though I think she supposedly had claimed to have heard them talking about it.