Anne Heche On Life Support , and Not Expected to Recover , From Fiery Crash.<br />The Associated Press reports that Anne Heche <br />is on life support after suffering a brain injury <br />in an automobile accident a week ago.<br />According to a representative speaking <br />on behalf of Heche and her family, <br />the actor is not expected to survive. .<br />Heche is currently in a coma, <br />in critical condition and being kept on <br />life support for possible organ donation.<br />According to the statement, Heche suffered a , "severe anoxic brain injury" , caused by a sustained lack of oxygen to the brain.<br />According to the statement, Heche suffered a , "severe anoxic brain injury" , caused by a sustained lack of oxygen to the brain.<br />She is not expected to survive. <br />It has long been her choice to donate <br />her organs and she is being kept on <br />life support to determine if any are viable, Heather Duffy Boylston, <br />Heche spokesperson, <br />via Associated Press.<br />On August 5, Heche's car crashed into a house <br />in west Los Angeles, igniting a fire while <br />the vehicle was still embedded in the home.<br />Anne had a huge heart and touched <br />everyone she met with her generous spirit. <br />More than her extraordinary talent, <br />she saw spreading kindness and joy <br />as her life’s work — especially moving <br />the needle for acceptance of who you love, Heather Duffy Boylston, <br />Heche spokesperson, <br />via Associated Press.<br />She will be remembered for <br />her courageous honesty and <br />dearly missed for her light, Heather Duffy Boylston, <br />Heche spokesperson, <br />via Associated Press.<br />According to an LAPD spokesperson, <br />evidence is still being gathered from the crash but <br />a blood test has revealed narcotics in her system. .<br />According to an LAPD spokesperson, <br />evidence is still being gathered from the crash but <br />a blood test has revealed narcotics in her system.
