Bobbi Kristina Condition Latest News Update: In Coma for 10 Weeks Now, Family Appears at a Loss on What to Do

Mercy Soriano Monday, April 13, 2015

Ten weeks have passed since Bobbi Kristina was placed in a medically induced coma after she was found face-down in a bathtub at her home on Jan. 31.

Now, the family of the 22-year-old daughter of the late singer Whitney Houston and her ex-husband Bobby Brown reportedly is having difficulty deciding what to do next.

Some unnamed members of her family reportedly considered turning off Bobbi Kristina's life support due to a lack of response from her. But sources said the family as a whole is not buying this since the members all believe Bobbi "deserves" to survive. Sources said Bobby Brown is among those who believe that they better wait since Bobbi Kristina may still recover.

An attempt to bring Bobbi Kristina out of her coma was alleged to have been done recently, but it ended with her having violent seizures. The positive side to this is that the seizure seemed to indicate brain activity.

Despite the lack of response from Bobbi Kristina, members of her family are still hoping for a miracle. However, there are concerns as to what state Bobbi Kristina will be when she wakes up – whether there would be permanent effects of the coma on her.

Bobby Brown has been by his daughter's side through the entire hospital stay and her subsequent transfer to a rehab unit in the hospital. The Brown and Houston families are reportedly getting along as both rally and pray for a miracle.

Nick Gordon, Bobbi Kristina's boyfriend, is still under investigation by the Roswell Police Department for the events leading up to the tragic near-drowning that led to Bobbi Kristina's current situation. Gordon has not shared any information yet about what happened on that fateful day.

After postponing a concert series that includes performers such as Stephanie Mills and El Debarge in March, Bobby Brown is now obligated to fulfill a contract he signed prior to the incident that put his daughter in the hospital. Although obviously, this is the last thing that Bobby Brown wants to do, he needs to honor his contractual obligations.