Tragic Details Found In Carrie Fisher's Autopsy Report

[@GrungeHQ]

Rest In Peace Carrie Fisher.

[@josephpacchetti5997]

R.I.P. Carrie.

[@erajehaidery2019]

RIP Carrie Fisher

[@MrLim-wq2gn]

May The Force Be With You Carrie Fisher. Always 🙏

[@ernestinemaloy8680]

😭😫😭💔🖤✡⚰⚱👑✡

[@alwaysflushinpublic]

Electroconvulsive therapy . Electroconversion is more like Clockwork Orange and still legal in the deep South.

[@KGBeast.]

She was an inspiration to millions around the world. "There can be only one" Rest in power Carrie Fisher gone but always in our hearts

[@adolfvonpanzer9521]

What are you talking about……

[@luvkkimoneypennie5131]

I have been clean for 28 years come November 3rd. She is one of the people who inspired me through her honesty about her issues. I was diagnosed with BiPolar 1 in 2013. Unless you live it you really have no idea how hard it is!

[@carlaeskelsen]

🏆👍🏻🙏🏻

[@carlaeskelsen]

@@christyestep 🏆👍🏻🙏🏻

[@brendadrew834]

Lived with that with my middle daughter whom I lost to a coma like state and brain injury for 16 years from a drug overdose before she passed away from Covid 19 in 2020 at age 41! Her grown daughter now in college also suffers from bi-polar since it can be hereditary! Glad you've been clean for 28 years, congrats!

[@Dancestar1981]

Congratulations on you being clean 28 years what an achievement

[@starofeden9277]

bi-polar is demonic its a disease i had 2 partners that had it and life with them was a living hell chemical imbalances and no sturdy mental state in these people but surely it can be healed by the Holy Spirit done right there is no signs of the symptoms ever part of the problem comes from inheritance through parents and hurt and pain that causes it easily healed just forgive

[@Hey_its_Koda]

May the Force be with her always.

[@nathancruz9172]

Indeed.

[@justatroopernamedhank585]

Yes, sir

[@PeriwinklePotter]

I got a lump in my throat when I saw your comment. 🥺🥺🥺

[@shannondouglas]

Amen

[@rosegibson7351]

I HAVEN'T GOTTEN OVER THE SHOCK...SHE WAS A AWESOME WRITER AND ACTOR AND HER OWN CHARACTER...SHE WASNT DEBBIE OR HER FATHER EDDIE. SHE WAS HER OWN PERSON. MISS HER IN THE WORLD. BLESSINGS CARRIE.

[@christineparis5607]

I have never found any help for drug use, because it's presented as a moral decision, instead of a health problem. Making it a personal problem is ridiculous. I believe just treating it like any other illness, instead of some lack of will power, is so much more effective.

[@johnwagner4559]

I was a drug addict for over 30 yrs....just got it in my mind one day, that was it! Locked myself in the house and went through awful withdrawals! Ridiculous amounts of pills, heroin....and all 6 months after I lost my mom and dad..I believe that what keeps us addicted is the fear of knowing what the withdrawals will be like...was for me. But it's remembering all of that is what keeps me Clean, 8 yrs and counting. If you don't REALLY want, or HAVE TO to quit, you won't. Good luck.

[@clanlock]

I do pray that our society will recognize addiction for what it truly is-an illness-taking the stigma away, thus allowing for medical treatment to be first and foremost advocated as the standard of care, instead of ridicule, shame, and rejection.

[@tarapalmer9140]

Agree

[@lisasmith7066]

Agreed

[@lisasmith7066]

@@johnwagner4559 Great post! 🙏

[@christineparis5607]

I just loved her!! She was incredibly talented, and had the good taste to be on Family Guy! I knew that Debbie Reynolds would go when she did. They were so close.

[@blackbird5634]

2016 Chevy Chase was 72 when he went to rehab for the second time, I have used his experience to help with my own addictions. I've been to rehab twice already and I'm twenty years younger than Chevy. The addicts around us can help by example, if not good, then bad. We have to learn somehow. I was impressed with Carrie's openness and sad to hear how she passed.

[@EmilyKresl]

It's true tho, Robin Williams, Dan Aykroyd and a lot of other comics stopped doing coke when John Belushi overdosed, it was a wakeup call for them

[@JH-ks9oi]

The worst thing about mental illness is learnin how to pretend you're just fine. We think you can see right through us, that it's written on our forehead "I'm bipolar with PTSD". I understand exactly what she meant "I just want to feel anything besides what I'm feeling now". What a great woman she was, a voice for the voiceless hiding in plain sight, just wanting to feel anything besides what we're feeling now

[@kiaramcneese8501]

That’s me

[@rhondablack8079]

My daughter is Bipolar 1 with PTSD. It is so hard. I try not to over tax her. It is learned over time that when she needs to rest she really needs to

[@d.c2837]

I'm Bi polar with complex PTSD, I know exactly what you mean

[@JuztN_Illuxion]

True and a lot of people will with mental illness will say that their fine. A lot don't even know they have a mental disability. And when they say that they are okay they are not.

[@lorihoop3831]

I'm bipolar 1 with ptsd as well. Been through the addiction thing, it helped temporarily until it doesn't and then you're trapped. Locked myself in the house and went through fentanyl withdrawal with God's help. Same with alcohol. I had been in pain management for years, all they are are drug dealers with a diploma and i wanted out, and a new, more natural way to treat the pain. That's when I found kratom. It works, and if I don't need it I don't HAVE to take it. Also, readjusting my lifestyle helped too. I np longer do activities that bring on pain like I used to, it's not worth it. That's when the hard part began, living life clean and being able to see what you numbed yourself to avoid, and finally deal with it. Thank you Lord for helping me. 10 years... I couldn't have done it by myself.

[@lauriefrancisco1084]

Carrie and Debbie, what a pair. Both so talented, funny, and highly intelligent! Old Hollywood and new. So interesting to me that we lost them a day apart. Thankfully we’ll have them forever on film. RIP!

[@valkyrie1066]

So many hugs, Carrie. You can't be a human being without experiencing pain. Rest in Peace; you will always be our princess.

[@christyestep]

She will always be our Princess Leia

[@Paya0321]

I wholeheartedly agree!

[@lauraleecreations3217]

I agree❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@treystephens6166]

Disney murdered her legacy.

[@truthskr7127]

Absolutely

[@franktoth2427]

I like Carrie Fischer, have had mental health problems (PTSD) since I was very young. No matter how much you talk about it. There is “Still “ a horrific stigma attached to it! Try getting a job or apartment when they know you have it.

[@tedrobinson5713]

By law you have No Under any Circumstances have to reveal this to anyone

[@LLLDY]

What she was was a genius in a den of vipers. Despite the nearly impossible odds, she loved deeply on a grand scale. Her life will continue to unfold like a rose.

[@AzaleaLala]

Aw. Bless her. May she rest in peace with her mother. They are together in a wonderful place.

[@toddshockley]

I’m glad the narrator got his biceps just right for this piece - very important.

[@Slingshothiphopopotamus]

Because of the influence her and Anne Heche, I have been living openly as a man who struggles with addiction and bipolar disorder. It's not always pretty, but these conversations need to be had and not stigmatized.

[@tracyseymour6059]

Always in our heart. ❤❤❤

[@blissfulbaboon]

She was courageously honest and helped many people by being so .Thank you Carrie.You were a true leader and inspiration❤

[@nancydavis4618]

I think she suffered terribly from her father deserting the family

[@renatacantore3684]

Thank you for giving us the answer 💔Eddie Fisher destroyed his family.

[@infinitejest441]

Everyone was doing drugs in the 70s. She was smart to avoid alcohol. RIP 🕊

[@dylanbennett958]

Had no clue she suffered like that the same as many of us. Must be horrible to have the money to feed the monster like that. Horrible

[@doug_velasquez007]

Good point. On the plus side you can afford rehab which sadly many die waiting for a bed.

[@janmarchand7294]

Celebrities have such easy access to 'good' drugs, no street drugs for them, but the outcome is usually the same. She lied (obviously) about kicking her drug habit so she shouldn't have promoted any kind of treatment, that really chaps my ass. Did enjoy her acting though and I'm sorry she passed this way.

[@malish7240]

well, often people go on to relapse.. that doesn't mean they haven't been sober for many many years. She wasn't necessarily lying about her treatments or her sobriety, since we can't know when she relapsed. Not that it's our business either way. I still appreciate her advocacy for de-stigmatizing both addiction and mental illness with the platform she had.

[@janmarchand7294]

@@malish7240 You're right of course. I think I was just shocked by all the drugs in her system because I did believe she had quit long ago. I'm 62 and she was such a part of my life since Star War's and having gone through addiction myself and quit, I was happy when she chose sobriety. It's a thin line we addicts all walk and relapse is always around the corner.

[@shellbacksclub]

i can unfortunately totally relate to her plights.

[@JJsiN84]

Growing up on Star Wars and blues brothers I do miss her. I battled addiction. Most of my life as well and heroin with cocaine is just a terrible cocktail. Been sober over 16 years now.

[@gloriayouchisonbrown7734]

She had a great sense of humor

[@livingood1049]

The war on freedom also known as the war on drugs is the first crime against a free society, the other is the social and economic challenges that breed addiction. These are the two things that do not get near enough attention, whereas the finger is always pointed at the addict instead of the problems created by a dreadful lack of care.

[@doug_velasquez007]

The fact that your comment only got 4 likes points to the truth that you're speaking. Thanks for the effort anyway. 🙏🏽

[@jacobstopper3804]

RIP Carrie Fisher 1956-2016

[@calebmaddox479]

Sad. Rest in peace.

[@bulltastik]

She did have a “good” sense of humor…may she RIP

[@ElysetheEevee]

As someone with bipolar (diagnosed age 13), self-medicating is such a huge problem. I agree with another commenter that if society treated drug addiction/abuse and the effects of mental illness intertwined with some drug use as a HEALTH problem and not simply a personal lack of willpower or morality, we could learn so much more to help people. Imagine having the awkward teenage/depressive adult years of not wanting to be yourself for whatever reason and escaping into reading, games, or whatever -times a billion- and you have many mental ill people and how they feel every day of their life. It gets to you when you lack biological control over your own emotions and thoughts, even sometimes what you see and hear (hallucinations happen with generalized anxiety, bipolar, and many other more "mundane" disorders: many people don't know this). Your brain has a massive chemical imbalance that literally affects your reality and how you interact with your world, in many of these cases. We have empathy for those with something like Downs Syndrome, because we can visually SEE the effects of such a syndrome typically. Mental illnesses are sneakier and harder to spot, while being even harder to cope with (than spotting it, not harder than dealing with Downs Syndrome: I would never assume there to be a competition between two people who suffer from things they have going on- we all experience pain differently). I hope these people at least find peace in their passing. Most of us simply want stability and the "normal" life many lead.

[@Dancestar1981]

I have ASD, ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, PTSD and RSD and I understand the wanting to numb the pain

[@angelamariadoamaralbotelho6435]

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[@shaunlever1104]

Are you aware that there are alternive adjectives to 'tragic'?

[@CanadianGamerDad]

She will always be my princess.

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@dfangirl72]

People don't understand or wanna understand that mental illness isn't something you get over and using drugs doesn't help it's just a " hiding " mechanism .Debbie Reynolds may have had a stroke but she passed from a broken heart .I absolutely loved both their personalities and their honesty . a lot of people celebs are honest about their " issues " to get sympathy because they have no real talent .I'm tearing up again .🥺

[@charlesfuentes3695]

R.I.P. Carrie & Debbie 🙏

[@lianefehrle9921]

I think that the pharmaceutical companies should pay people that got addicted on them. I use to have a friend that got addicted to OxyContin. He had his thumb almost cut off. This is what the docs sent hm home with. He used it so long that he could not do without it. He got so skinny and almost died from it. I got him help. He is off of it but it cost a lot of money for rehab. The pharma. Companies should not pay states from a law suit but pay the people that are hooked on it to go get help and the counties and parishes should have a rehab center so people don’t have to go a long away from their families.

[@Punk-Mask]

She’s an icon

[@valley_robot]

Rest in peace ,my childhood was the princess and general Leia ,absolute legend

[@rickytoddbotelho9555]

One of the greatest tragedies ever. Carries took out Tammy👍

[@inmaculadaconcepcion1600]

🥹✨🥀✨Rest in Paradise Princess , the Force is with U.✨🙏🏽

[@nathancruz9172]

I missed Carrie Fisher very much.

[@lucyroberts2800]

Such a shame no one else could have played leila is was just her and her mum too amazing women just sad 😢

[@virginiaviola5097]

She was a magical human. We live in a paradise filled with pain. And life hurts when we feel that.

[@LKre-vi5oq]

So sad that she was still using so hard. Unbelievable. RIP Carrie, RIP Debbie.

[@Dawnabella]

Rest Easy, Fly High~ Carrie Fisher & Mother ✨

[@tinklvsme]

Now we realize that so many good & bad traits are inherited . Who was the carrier that was formed in Carrie? Her mom? Her dad?

[@chanchan5349]

Sometimes it’s just an addictive personality. You can look through your own family & find certain traits that carry. Addictive personalities can use food instead of drugs or alcohol. I think you have to acknowledge that trait if it exists in your own family & be watchful. It can be caffeine, sugar, anything.

[@tinklvsme]

@@chanchan5349 My problem is when people use a bad habit with an excuse. We don't need 1/2 the junk that's passed on as food. Over processed over salted junk food, 🍕 🍔 🍟 If u gave up soda for 1 month the next time u drink 1, drink it room temp, it will taste gross.

[@vortexgen1]

I always loved our Princess.

[@allandavis9328]

So so sad.

[@sheliaspringer7389]

Is help truely available? Ibwatched my precious son drown in a 20 year decline of methadone, opiodes, and very much alcohol! All of this time, we searched every means of help...to NO avail! He died at 43! THERE HAD BEEN NO HELP FOR HIM!

[@Reba24u]

I am so sorry you have to go through this. Is there any comfort knowing he is at peace

[@gadgetireland6714]

So sad rip

[@clubmogambo3214]

Amazing the change in how Carrie looked in her early days vs her final days. And I'm not just talking the natural aging process, hell we all go thru that. But it does appear that decades of drugs, alcohol and terrible plastic surgeries really took their toll on her.

[@thunderbolt2145]

She was such a beautiful young woman, and I agree. She most likely would have aged gracefully if not for her illnesses. Tragic ending for such an inspirational person and cultural icon.

[@r.b.johnson5269]

She died like over 5 years ago and the autopsy report was already released.

[@samspade3227]

Always enjoyed seeing her off the cuff remarks.

[@josephpacchetti5997]

To say that the U.S. has a drug problem is an understatement, You could drop me by parachute in any medium to large city, And I could find drugs in 15 minutes or less, And I don't use illicit drugs.

[@snoozyA113]

I miss her so much, Rest in peace.

[@KC-lf4ly]

Sad, just so very sad.

[@scottzimmerman9619]

2 days after George Michael's Christmas Departure and not long after Prince and Bowie had left us. Was a tough year for all! I recall seeing the Mpls skyline lit up in Purple after Prince passed, while driving across the Hennepin Ave Bridge! It was so surreal!

[@christopherallen9580]

we are the world

[@linda10989]

And wasn't the Empire State building lit up that way as well? Can't remember if the Eiffel tower was, though

[@susanj711]

Believe what you want. This is paid off media.😏

[@edwardsharpe6234]

She died doing what she loved.

[@kathifidalgo0]

Drugs🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@m.f.richardson1602]

Interesting. Thank you. Peace 💕🇺🇲

[@chikacherrycola9189]

Love Her💜

[@elizabethcoleman7852]

September...2022...an.. autopsy..released...on late actor Carrie Fisher....well my comment May the force be with you....you rest in peace...God Bless xoxox

[@Paidonthedaily]

I had the biggest crush on her when i was a boy growing up.i am so sad she is not with us today. I also wish in the last jedi, it was her that made the sacrifice instead of her replacement. It would have been more fitting. I think she died from the clot shot. She didnt die from no sleep apnea. I also had no idea she suffered addiction. God bless her. I think in her honor, we shoupd all help eachother woth addiction. Make it feel safer for people to come out about wothout fear of being put in some asylum, make it acceptable to talk about without any repurcussion or judgement. As some1 who struggled with addiction, we need a movement, one which can truly help those struggling.

[@RandomBubble]

I’m today years old finding out that the lady from Halloweentown (one of my favorite series of movies) was the mother of a lady that was on a different series I love (Star Wars). IN ADDITION FISHER’S DAUGHTER IS AN ACTRESS IN ONE OF MY FAVORITE NETFLIX SERIES AHS. WHATTT ALL THREE GENERATIONS ARE TALENTED I did not know this information until now and I’m shocked that Fisher’s mother also died after her own daughter. That is so sad.

[@sharonmcmann-morelli4896]

so sad😢

[@The_Bass_Stunters]

Damn!! Ya gurl hit for the “cycle!” Obviously she was battling a deep depression. There are other ways to get your dopamine levels up young people. Please seek help if your struggling God Bless you all.

[@ElysetheEevee]

Don't forget that many of those with mental illness have issues with dopamine and retaining and utilizing those "happy chemicals". I would ALWAYS tell someone to go to a clinic to talk to a professional about their levels. It can have some of the biggest effects on you mental (and physical) health. I definitely agree with you though!

[@joshuadequito5484]

What movie was in that thumbnail?

[@exclayredblace1997]

rest in peace

[@pmitchell6819]

RIP you magnificent, Uber talented woman whose death has left a huge hole in many hearts!

[@carlosmorales-zy8ov]

I love in the blues Brothers and Princess Leia mmmmm

[@Sheik2791]

Our princess ♡ always

[@andyanderson3628]

It's the secrets that can kill. I didn't realize how alcoholism was so prevalent in my family. Mostly because it was hidden and lied about. Even lying about the cause of death to people. Family shame. If I had known how many relatives suffered, I might have been more aware when I started drinking.

[@patsmith5947]

Why does it seem that all of the celebrities have drug addiction problems?

[@jamesoncross7494]

Everyone seemed to love her.

[@tinayanotitinaro7569]

Very sad

[@sabrina-hu4ri]

Sad.

[@brianloy7856]

Rest in Peace, Carrie. You were such a rich talent and so very beautiful - even as you aged. Another victim of concentrated and therefore very powerful opiates. I was prescribed oxycodone for chronic pain (severe degenerative arthritis in both knees - inoperative at the time) 16 years ago before the powers that be had a full understanding that long term use of these concentrated powerful synthetics cause more harm than good as the patient slowly moves into tolerance yet becomes deeply addicted. I’m off the poison now - 6 months on methadone so I can completely relate to Carrie’s battle. There is a lesson here. Don’t even use this concentrated poison short term. It is easy to become addicted which can lead you to other outlets. The best advice is to grin and bear your pain unless you are in final stage hospice. Use non-concentrated natural pain relief including specific movements/exercises. Learn from my 2 decade painful struggle in addition to Carrie’s heartbreaking public struggles.

[@Tricker-the-licker]

Rest in peace, you gorgeous queen. 😮

[@sotravelghllc]

Is sleep apnea that dangerous?

[@seanahmed9079]

We knew this

[@brendadrew834]

Another great tragedy of drugs, alcohol ever since the Golden Age of Hollywood since the 1920s, 30s, 40s and 50s and up to today so nothing new along with many suicides and even murders! There are great Hollywood Death books that list all the actors/actresses, directors, screenwriters etc. and how and when they died and where they're buried since around 1915! The very dark underbelly of Planet Hollywood! Thought her death was tragic and then to hear her beloved mother passed away as well was very sad indeed! Debbie had mentioned that one of her greatest fears was that she would lose her daughter to drugs etc. and then she did and Carrie also suffered from bi-polar, a mental illness and was very open about that even with her great sense of humor about it! May they rest in peace~💜💜

[@Fayanora]

2016??? No, I remember her dying in 2019.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

How very sad. Drugs and alcohol killed many of my friends that I grew up with in the 70s, I wouldn’t touch either, it’s bad enough still being hooked on cigarettes. The best way to avoid addiction is just never to try any drug, including alcohol and tobacco, they are much more addictive than people think. Some of my surviving friends, all these decades later, still struggle with addiction.

[@artmakerforever3510]

So freaking smart!

[@tod3msn]

I'm sort of confused about falling into an Apnea sleep. Apnea means you are not getting enough air so you wake up so it's odd that it was said she was sleeping an apnea sleep. Apnea is more of a cause of heart disease or high blood pressure than itself killing you. Since lots of drugs were in Carrie's system it sounds like that was the root cause of death. I have apnea and you wake up a lot with it and need a face mask to sleep.

[@timfahey7127]

I'm still trying to find my way into the alternate reality where Carrie Fisher did not die and her character Leia was the focus of the final film of the sequel trilogy.

[@richardw3470]

Nothing helped her, it just prolonged her.

[@SnoopCatts]

What!!??? Princess Leia was CANDY FLIPPIN on the AIRPLANE!?! Chick was 60 years old!! I know she was trying to feel the FORCE.. but DAMN!

[@louchat333]

I think her main problem was the bi-polar disorder and how she reacted to it. That drugs and the drinking were off shoots of that. I had a close friend with the same problems. It didn’t end well.

[@JuztN_Illuxion]

That sucks I wished my brother would get clean off meth and heroin. He mixes the heroin in a spoon with Albuterol.

[@JungleYT]

*LOL... OK, so, let's review: They refused to have her dissected, but still had her body cremated??? That makes sense - **2:08*

[@Shawnbzilla]

60 and doing all those drugs?? Damn.

[@DevouringWhiteSpider]

It's a disgrace.

[@Shawnbzilla]

@@DevouringWhiteSpider just sad. She seemed like a great person

[@berlintanker]

Her book that was never finished was titled 'How I quit cocaine for two days'...

[@theidahotraveler]

I just quit fentanyl all myself and i was smoking like a gram every couple days it sucked ir was like 150-230 a gram and you need that like every few days

[@tammybrigs]

Her Mother died of a broken heart.

[@queenofalldamned3365]

RIP Dear Carrie Fisher🖤🌹🖤🌹🖤🌹🖤🌹

[@iLLustrious85]

Bruh, 6 years late I'm finding this out.

[@johnwagner4559]

She was only 60? Wow..looked much older...that's what drugs do.

[@edwardsharpe6234]

Yes aged quickly and very badly.

[@ElysetheEevee]

Opiates don't tend to age you like many other types of substances, which I find very interesting. Though, if you're using "stepped on" street shit with various unknown things cut in, then I can see that having a massive effect on health. Alcohol, amphetamines, and smoking (anything with high tar content especially) seem to do the most aging from what I'm aware.

[@robertdemelfi5918]

She aged like a normal person. She was 60. I know sober 50 year olds that look far worse. It's just not all celebs feels the need to get plastic surgery and shit like that to appease people

[@denisebethany5691]

They put her through hell when she filmed star wars. Cant blame her for being that way. She will be missed.

[@wobber999]

Rest In peace gorgeous princess carrie xx