Several reports have confirmed that Joan Rivers is now on life support.
Joan Rivers Now On Life Support
Her family is hoping that when they decide to let doctors switch off the life support machine, she’ll fight through it
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Sources have told TMZ that the legendary comedian is ‘completely reliant on machines to stay alive’.
Rivers’ family will have the next couple of days to decide whether to keep her on life support. Her family is hoping that when they decide to let doctors switch off the machine, she’ll fight through it.
The 81-year-old Fashion Police show host was rushed to the hospital after she stopped breathing during throat surgery on Thursday, August 28, 2014.
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