Anne Heche will not survive the car accident. The information was provided by her family

“It has long been her choice to donate her organs. She is kept alive by apparatus to determine if any organs are fit for donation,” a spokesman told the media on behalf of her friends and family.

On Sunday, two days after the accident, a representative of Heche informed that her condition remained stable. The day before, on Saturday, August 6, a source close to Heche had informed CNN that the actress had previously been in an intensive care unit with severe burns.

The police also ordered toxicological tests that showed the presence of drugs in the blood. However, the substance was not established. Only the second round of tests will show the substance specifications.

Brain hypoxia is the result of insufficient oxygen being delivered to the brain. It is a very dangerous ailment that can not only cause a disorder of proper functioning, but in many cases it leads to the death of the patient.

Did Anne Heche drink before the accident?

Just before the accident, Anne Heche was photographed with a bottle of vodka in the car. There are more and more indications that she was under the influence of alcohol.

Hours before the accident, Heche published a new episode of the podcast “Better Together”, in which with the co-host Hillary Duff talks about drinking vodka from wine glasses and having a “bad day”. It is still unknown whether the podcast was recorded on the morning of August 5 or only then aired.

Anne Heche: her career peaked in the 1990s.

Shortly after her father’s death, her 18-year-old brother died, crashing into a tree. Anne Heche suspected he had committed suicide, but there is insufficient evidence for this. In turn, the actress’s sister, Susan Bergman, was a respected writer. She described their sad childhood in the book “Anonymity” in 1994. She died ten years later of brain cancer.

Anne Heche sought support in love relationships. In the 1990s, she was an official partner for three years Ellen DeGeneres. Then she became involved, among others with the cinematographer Coleman Laffoon, with whom she has a son, Homer, and actor James Tupper, with whom she had a son, Atlas.

Heche’s career peaked in the 1990s, when she starred in hits such as “Six days, seven nights”, “Psychol” and “Last Summer’s Nightmare”. Recently, in an interview, she stated that she began to receive fewer offers after coming out.