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I hope she's ok. She always seemed like a decent person.
I'm sure being a nepo baby provides a lot of opportunities, but it probably also comes with enormous unwanted pressure to live up to your parents or at least accomplish something great. Being the daughter of Elvis could not have been easy.
People magazine is reporting that she has died. >

Just saw it on the news at the bar, reporting dead.  Sad how sometimes history repeats itself in odd ways >

I wouldn't call it "odd", considering heart issues can be genetic, she has a history of multiple drug abuse, has been dealing with grief for the past two years, and has shown signs of being physically weak in the last months.
I get what you're saying, but this doesn't come off like some horribly odd tragedy, it comes off like a horribly preventable tragedy. >

How does this come off as “preventable”? >

Drugs are bad mmmkay >

Priscilla has made a statement saying Lisa Marie passed. RIP. >

First her husband, grandson, and now her daughter. No one deserves to lose that many people in their life. >

If you live long enough, you're going to lose a lot of loved ones. Priscilla is 77. >

I'm a paramedic and have worked probably hundreds of cardiac arrests. I've gotten a pulse back on 5-10%. out of every 10 we get a pulse back, only 2-3 or so actually go home again neurologically intact. It all depends on how long they are down before cpr was started. I've had many patients that we got a pulse back on that were declared brain dead due to being down too long. 
Things look bad, but I wasn't involved and don't know details on her case, but odds are heavily against her. >

I highly doubt he was without oxygen for 9 minutes considering how many medical personnel were there. Cpr was started within 2-3 minutes and we give oxygen and breaths during cpr. >

Right, but he was still getting oxygen in that time (forced into him by medical responders using a bvm - bag valve mask) >

This. From what I've read, so taking with a grain of salt, the body generally has a couple minutes worth of oxygenated blood when these cardiac events happen, so the amount of time Damar was without oxygen/blood circulation would be very minimal. He was also getting about the best emergency medical attention an American could get, with two dozen+ medical professionals on-site. >

I stumbled on this story because I just finished the Elvis movie last night and wanted to see how she was doing 😔 >

how was the movie? I've been meaning to see it. >

It's... Ok.
The guy who plays Elvis is awesome (and was very funny/charming on a recent SNL episode.)
But then in strolls Tom Hanks looking and acting like more a cartoon character than he did in Polar Express. Hanks performance doesn't really work, and it's a bit of a mess. It also suffers from the Baz Luhrman problem where he inserts hip-hop in to eras that don't call for it. There's some really weird remixing of Elvis songs going on.
Overall I'd give it a 2.5 out of 5. >

I imagine Hanks' performance can also be due to Luhrmann's direction. Moulin Rouge is actually in my top 5 favorite movies (hush) and most of the characters in it are as you described Hanks as being. And I think it works fine in Moulin Rouge, but it sounds bad for a biopic. Still want to see it, though. >

It's a good film and there was nothing wrong with Hanks' performance. >

Good to know. I'm a bit of a Luhrmann completionist, but I fully recognize his faults and missteps (Australia was haaaaard to sit through) and it was easy to picture Hanks with cartooney vibes. I think I'll actually watch it tonight, it keeps falling off my radar. >

I think people don't realize that the person Hanks portrays in it was pretty cartoonish in real life.
I think it was spot on representative of what the Colonel was actually like.
I'm also a huge fan of Luhrmann so I suppose I could also be slightly biased but the hate it's getting here is pretty silly. >

I honestly don’t know much about Elvis, most of what I know comes from Uncle Jesse on Full House. I’ll go into the movie with an open mind.
And I just read that Lisa Marie unfortunately passed. Kind of going to feel weird watching the movie tonight… May she rest in peace. >

Well, fuck. that's not good. >

Pricilla has just announced that Lisa Marie has passed away. >

it was not good >

I was sad reading this. Her life hasn't been easy and she seems physically unwell in the interview at the Golden Globes - (referring to the part when she asks the gentleman she is with if she can hold his arm). >

She didn’t look to good in this interview too >

Pulling for her. She’s had a harder life than many believe. Never got real privacy, battled her demons in-front of the world who never will stop comparing her to her megastar father. Bless her
EDIT: saddened to read of her untimely passing this evening. May she finally have the peace she so desperately longed for. ❤️ Love to Priscilla Her heart must be in pieces. >

And her son committed suicide >

Oh no,  she was just at the Golden Globes w her mother. Paramedics had to regain a pulse - I’m not sure how that exactly translates or the specifics but I really hope she recovers. >

I'm a paramedic and have worked probably hundreds of cardiac arrests. I've gotten a pulse back on 5-10%. out of every 10 we get a pulse back, only 2-3 or so actually go home again neurologically intact. It all depends on how long they are down before cpr was started. I've had many patients that we got a pulse back on that were declared brain dead due to being down too long. 
Things look bad, but I wasn't involved and don't know details on her case, but odds are heavily against her. >

I just read she’s in critical condition on life support and in an induced coma. She had been complaining of stomach pains since Tuesday. She was given a shot of epinephrine to restore her pulse. >

All normal procedures. We give epi every 4 minutes during an arrest until we get a pulse or pronounce. I gave 3 on the last arrest I worked. >

Totally off topic but if someone goes into anaphylactic shock and throat closes up is it the same stuff?  The epi? >

Yes. Epinephrine = Adrenalin >

No, it’s not the same exact stuff. There’s cardiac epi and anaphylactic epi. >

Per the latest update, she passed away >

54 is so incredibly young….RIP LMP :( >

This makes me sad. I do hope she's able to recover. >

Oh shit! Hopefully she'll be fine. >

She died 😢 >

Right after Elvis' birthday too. Hope she will be okay🙏 >

TMZ is reporting that she’s on life support. >

Damn. She passed. RIP. >

Wasn't she at the globes last night? >

2 nights ago, but yes. >

So sad. Her poor mother. >

Crazy. She was at the freaking Globes,  just surreal. I'm glad she saw Austin win. What a life she had!