Brittany Murphy dies of a heart attack

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Posted by italarmo on Dec-20-2009 23:38:

OMG i just read this thread! WOW! she was so young, and from all things to die from, a heart attack? sucks... and definitely too bad.

Posted by Abercrombie on Dec-20-2009 23:52:

I really hope she went to keep DarkAngel happy

RIP hottie :_(

Posted by mnemonic. on Dec-21-2009 00:04:

Right before Christmas, I feel sorry for her family and friends, that's really really sad. May she rest in peace.

Posted by dgame on Dec-21-2009 00:07:

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Originally posted by Nick Cenik
I really enjoyed her performance in Don't Say a Word.

RIP

+1. She did a great job. In fact, she's been in a bunch of great movies. RIP

Posted by lopi on Dec-21-2009 00:13:

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Originally posted by barbina
good movie

It's definitely on my top 10.

Posted by pete242 on Dec-21-2009 00:19:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHyd9mvHLjk

one of my fav scenes with her...rollin with the hommies!

Posted by yankeeBaby on Dec-21-2009 01:26:

so I *heard* that the husband is putting up a fight against her getting an autopsy......if this is in fact, true, that sounds extremely suspicious!

Posted by Abercrombie on Dec-21-2009 01:51:

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Originally posted by yankeeBaby
so I *heard* that the husband is putting up a fight against her getting an autopsy......if this is in fact, true, that sounds extremely suspicious!

Her husband needs a better pair of jeans.

Posted by jon jon on Dec-21-2009 02:00:

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Originally posted by Abercrombie

asdfjldsajflkdajflkasdjflk;j blondes ftw

RIP

Posted by magikb on Dec-21-2009 02:14:

Posted by Stilez on Dec-21-2009 02:22:

didn't her husband have an attack on a plane just last month?
messed up. She was a cutie.
Def. drug related imo.

Posted by VERTiG0 on Dec-21-2009 02:45:

Who?

Posted by 1dawoman on Dec-21-2009 02:50:

So sad to hear about this. I really liked a bunch of movies she was in. Although the involvement of drugs are a probablility in my opinion, the girl did have diabetes and a history of anorexia so who knows what exactly happened.

Posted by FunkyCrew on Dec-21-2009 03:59:

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Originally posted by 1dawoman
So sad to hear about this. I really liked a bunch of movies she was in. Although the involvement of drugs are a probablility in my opinion, the girl did have diabetes and a history of anorexia so who knows what exactly happened.

exactly..
srsly, another drug related poster should just smack themselves in the face

Posted by VDub on Dec-21-2009 04:13:

Yes now they're saying it looks like natural causes...

Posted by Abercrombie on Dec-21-2009 05:37:

REAL PICTURE: Brittany slammin' back some coke !!!!!
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Posted by mute79 on Dec-21-2009 05:42:

spun was an awesome movie!

rip

Posted by *~LiSa-LoO~* on Dec-21-2009 12:44:

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Originally posted by mute79
spun was an awesome movie!

rip

I haven't seen that yet. But I keep hearing how great it is.

Posted by Tiesto4Life on Dec-21-2009 20:52:

she was at Mr.Desyatnikov's party in Moscow just before she died. he said most people at his party were doing drugs and she in particular did cocaine. source? it's all ruski.

Posted by Abercrombie on Feb-04-2010 23:58:

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Brittany Murphy died of pneumonia: coroner

Actor Brittany Murphy died of pneumonia, a Los Angeles County coroner revealed on Thursday, but prescription drugs also played a role in her death.

Spokesman Craig Harvey said Murphy, who died Dec. 20 at age 32, also had anemia, and multiple prescription drugs in her system.

But those were secondary factors in the young starlet's death, he said. Pneumonia was the primary cause.

Harvey would not say which drugs were involved, but said all traces found were prescription medications.

Murphy, star of Eight Mile and the voice of Luanne on the animated series King of the Hill, collapsed in her Hollywood Hills home after complaining of flu-like symptoms.

She was found by her mother, who moved to California to support her in her acting career. Murphy was married to British screenwriter Simon Monjack, who made the 911 call for help.

Both her mother and her husband have said she did not abuse drugs. In an interview after her death, Monjack said Murphy took prescription medication for seizures and had been taking the over-the-counter drug Robitussin for her flu symptoms.

She also had roles in movies including Clueless, Girl, Interrupted and Don't Say a Word, and episodes of now-defunct TV series Frasier.

Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/arts/film/story/2...l#ixzz0ecBKkWyV

Posted by Abercrombie on Feb-05-2010 00:00:

from another report;

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The cause of death for Murphy, 32, who died Dec. 20, was determined to be "community acquired pneumonia, iron deficiency anemia and multiple drug intoxication." The manner of death was labeled "accident."

Posted by SkyHigh on Feb-05-2010 00:24:

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Originally posted by FunkyCrew
exactly..
srsly, another drug related poster should just smack themselves in the face

DRUG RELATED

Posted by FunkyCrew on Feb-05-2010 03:50:

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Originally posted by SkyHigh
DRUG RELATED

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Pneumonia was the primary cause.

...right!

Posted by TrAnCeiN4LiFe on Feb-06-2010 16:37:

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Originally posted by FunkyCrew
...right!

i am willing to bet that 3/4 of the people on this forum dont even know what Pneumonia is...

"Pneumonia is an abnormal inflammatory condition of the lung. It is often characterized as including inflammation of the parenchyma of the lung (that is, the alveoli) and abnormal alveolar filling with fluid (consolidation and exudation).

The alveoli are microscopic air-filled sacs in the lungs responsible for absorbing oxygen. Pneumonia can result from a variety of causes, including infection with bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites, and chemical or physical injury to the lungs. Its cause may also be officially described as idiopathic�that is, unknown�when infectious causes have been excluded."

which means it is just like TB, its not treatable but there is medication or if you wanna call them "drugs" available to prevent it from doing damage... sooner or later it will catch up with you.

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