Whitney Houston's daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown has been out of the hospital but remains on life support at a rehab facility following the incident of her found unresponsive in her bathtub four months ago.
Bobby Brown and other members of the family have stayed by her side. After showing no signs of recovery, a report says that Bobbi will be spending her final days in her home.
According to Radar, Bobbi Kristina's aunt Pat and uncle Gary Houston have started preparing their house for her arrival. Pat was currently identified as Bobbi's co-guardians besides her distant father Bobby. They will keep Bobbi in Georgia and perhaps they would bring her back to the townhouse since it is also their home.
Bobby still hopes for a miracle to happen and promised that he will keep on fighting for his daughter. Report says that he was not willing to turn Bobbi's life support machine off for the reasons that she will survive this phase of life.
Bobbi Kristina's family members have been in different hospitals and have spent almost half a million dollar on her medical fees and hospital demands up to now. Paul Hughes-Cromwick of the Center for Sustainable Health Spending at the Altarum Institute says that the amount has been spent in Bobbi's healthcare is huge. Paul Hughes-Cromwick also said that is it hard to establish the cost of her health insurance plan might cover.
As stated by Reuters, Brown has been on a ventilator since later February. The National Institutes of Health estimated that the ventilator care has normally cost about $6,700 to $10,800 'for the first day, decreasing from there.'
Several doctors have tried their best just to bring Bobbi back but there has no signs of improvements. Her condition does not change and experts claimed that keeping Bobbi in this condition may be possible but there is no hope on reviving her.
Bobbi had experienced permanent brain damage that is untreatable. Cissy Houston, her grandmother and mother of Whitney Houston said that they are ready on whatever the outcome is involving the removal of the life support.
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