ARCHIVE: Discussion: Spoilers/Rumors - 12

Nothing really new here, but I'll post anyway.
http://www.thewrap.com/carrie-fisher-update-latest-developments-on-hollywood-icons-heart-attack/

Still praying for her, hopefully everyone who cares about her will be having a chat with their particular gods on this day.

motherofpearl1 wrote:Nothing really new here, but I'll post anyway.
http://www.thewrap.com/carrie-fisher-update-latest-developments-on-hollywood-icons-heart-attack/

Still praying for her, hopefully everyone who cares about her will be having a chat with their particular gods on this day.

@motherofpearl1

I've been through this same thing with family of my own, and even if it's only days without change, it can seem like weeks or months. It sounds like that's exactly what's happening here. My heart goes out to her family because I know exactly what this feels like. It's the not knowing that just tears you up.

Yes, I feel desperately sorry for them,especially at this time of year.

motherofpearl1 wrote:Yes, I feel desperately sorry for them,especially at this time of year.

Same... I really hope everything will be fine in the end and I wish her a quick recovery.

#Hope

Darth_Awakened wrote:#Hope

@Darth_Awakened

Thats great news!!! She's been in my thoughts all weekend...

Darth_Awakened wrote:#Hope

@Darth_Awakened

Such a relief to read that!

I'd read a news article earlier today that described her as "recovering", but I hesitated to post it (even though that's obviously a positive word to use) in case it was just the journalist's word choice.

Fingers crossed that she continues to improve.

Also encouraging to read responses to Debbie's message - some people are sharing their own stories of having been without a pulse for 15 minutes or even more but still made a full recovery.

It's possible, and Carrie will surely get the best possible care.

One day she'll write one hell of a book about it.

Just think: someone even said her father was without a pulse for over half an hour (!) but was left with no permanent damage!

Medicine has truly come a long way.

Darth Dingbat wrote:Just think: someone even said her father was without a pulse for over half an hour (!) but was left with no permanent damage!

Medicine has truly come a long way.

@Darth Dingbat

I was just thinking - even if she was without a pulse for 15 minutes, that doesn't mean she was without oxygen if someone was performing CPR on her during this time.

This is great news, and I admit I'm feeling more optimistic than I was yesterday. She's conquered so many hurdles in her life that she might just say what's one more...

I was flipping through my son's 'Star Wars, Year By Year; A Visual History' book today. Back in pre- production of ANH. There was a time that Luke became a girl. They have a picture of the concept art. Dessert planet, staff, landspeeder....looking over the cliff toward most Eisley. I found that little fact interesting.  The outfit seems closer to what Jyn wore in Rogue one.

No one seems to care much when I say she's had a heart attack.its really depressing also some people's responses on the internet are horrific. So tired of this s***

Same news really but reassuring to hear it from her mum
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/carrie-fisher-latest-cardiac-arrest-update-stable-condition-debbie-reynolds-star-wars-a7496026.html

Darth Dingbat wrote:Just think: someone even said her father was without a pulse for over half an hour (!) but was left with no permanent damage!

Medicine has truly come a long way.

@Darth Dingbat

Reminds me of the time the footballer Fabrice Muamba collapsed on the pitch back in 2012. He went into a cardiac arrest and his heart stopped beating for a grand total of 78 minutes. Luckily, the medical team was pitch-side and immediately began giving him CPR as soon as he collapsed. He was given 15 defibrillation shocks on his way to the hospital, and after 78 minutes, his heart started beating again. The Monday after, he regained consciousness and against all expectations made a full and healthy recovery. It was a miracle to say the least. Medical science has definitely come a long way. Hopefully the end result is similar for Carrie.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2012/mar/25/muamba-collapse-minute-by-minute

Kylo Rey wrote:

Darth Dingbat wrote:Just think: someone even said her father was without a pulse for over half an hour (!) but was left with no permanent damage!

Medicine has truly come a long way.

@Darth Dingbat

Reminds me of the time the footballer Fabrice Muamba collapsed on the pitch back in 2012. He went into a cardiac arrest and his heart stopped beating for a grand total of 78 minutes. Luckily, the medical team was pitch-side and immediately began giving him CPR as soon as he collapsed. He was given 15 defibrillation shocks on his way to the hospital, and after 78 minutes, his heart started beating again. The Monday after, he regained consciousness and against all expectations made a full and healthy recovery. It was a miracle to say the least. Medical science has definitely come a long way. Hopefully the end result is similar for Carrie.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2012/mar/25/muamba-collapse-minute-by-minute

@Kylo Rey

What keeps my hope alive is speculating on what Carrie's comments will be on this experience once she's recovered.  

It puts a smile on my face every time I think about it.  I'm sure her commentary will be nothing short of epic.

IoJovi wrote:

Kylo Rey wrote:

Darth Dingbat wrote:Just think: someone even said her father was without a pulse for over half an hour (!) but was left with no permanent damage!

Medicine has truly come a long way.

@Darth Dingbat

Reminds me of the time the footballer Fabrice Muamba collapsed on the pitch back in 2012. He went into a cardiac arrest and his heart stopped beating for a grand total of 78 minutes. Luckily, the medical team was pitch-side and immediately began giving him CPR as soon as he collapsed. He was given 15 defibrillation shocks on his way to the hospital, and after 78 minutes, his heart started beating again. The Monday after, he regained consciousness and against all expectations made a full and healthy recovery. It was a miracle to say the least. Medical science has definitely come a long way. Hopefully the end result is similar for Carrie.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2012/mar/25/muamba-collapse-minute-by-minute

@Kylo Rey

What keeps my hope alive is speculating on what Carrie's comments will be on this experience once she's recovered.  

It puts a smile on my face every time I think about it.  I'm sure her commentary will be nothing short of epic.

@IoJovi

Yep. Carrie's wit and humour is great. I'm sure she would have a lot to say if/when she hopefully recovers.

Kylo Rey wrote:

Darth Dingbat wrote:Just think: someone even said her father was without a pulse for over half an hour (!) but was left with no permanent damage!

Medicine has truly come a long way.

@Darth Dingbat

Reminds me of the time the footballer Fabrice Muamba collapsed on the pitch back in 2012. He went into a cardiac arrest and his heart stopped beating for a grand total of 78 minutes. Luckily, the medical team was pitch-side and immediately began giving him CPR as soon as he collapsed. He was given 15 defibrillation shocks on his way to the hospital, and after 78 minutes, his heart started beating again. The Monday after, he regained consciousness and against all expectations made a full and healthy recovery. It was a miracle to say the least. Medical science has definitely come a long way. Hopefully the end result is similar for Carrie.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2012/mar/25/muamba-collapse-minute-by-minute

@Kylo Rey

Yes, that's wonderfully inspiring.

Kylo Rey wrote:

Darth Dingbat wrote:Just think: someone even said her father was without a pulse for over half an hour (!) but was left with no permanent damage!

Medicine has truly come a long way.

@Darth Dingbat

Reminds me of the time the footballer Fabrice Muamba collapsed on the pitch back in 2012. He went into a cardiac arrest and his heart stopped beating for a grand total of 78 minutes. Luckily, the medical team was pitch-side and immediately began giving him CPR as soon as he collapsed. He was given 15 defibrillation shocks on his way to the hospital, and after 78 minutes, his heart started beating again. The Monday after, he regained consciousness and against all expectations made a full and healthy recovery. It was a miracle to say the least. Medical science has definitely come a long way. Hopefully the end result is similar for Carrie.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2012/mar/25/muamba-collapse-minute-by-minute

@Kylo Rey

I remember watching that live on tv (husband is a big Spurs fan). That was scary as heck.

If true then it's Luke unless Daisy is just playing with words.

http://screencrush.com/ridley-rey-parents-obvious-ep-7/?utm_source=zergnet.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=zergnet_1331319

DarthRen wrote:If true then it's Luke unless Daisy is just playing with words.

http://screencrush.com/ridley-rey-parents-obvious-ep-7/?utm_source=zergnet.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=zergnet_1331319

@DarthRen

I don't think there's any confirmation in that answet that Luke is the dad at all.

Rei of Sunshine wrote:

DarthRen wrote:If true then it's Luke unless Daisy is just playing with words.

http://screencrush.com/ridley-rey-parents-obvious-ep-7/?utm_source=zergnet.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=zergnet_1331319

@DarthRen

I don't think there's any confirmation in that answet that Luke is the dad at all.

@Rei of Sunshine


Daisy likes to make jokes of this type ... she is contradicting what JJ himself has said ... the other day I read an interview that she said that her most important sentence in eps 8 will be "I" ... frankly it's a Very bad taste joke

She didn't say that this was the most important line, just that she was revealing a part of the script.

I don't get what's 'bad taste' about that, or the quote in the article?

Jakku wrote:She didn't say that this was the most important line, just that she was revealing a part of the script.

I don't get what's 'bad taste' about that, or the quote in the article?

@Jakku

I meant that when Daisy mentioned this part of the script, it gave a lot of room to several interpretations, especially of the antis, that did not add up to anything, so it would have been better if she did not say anything!

Rei of Sunshine wrote:

DarthRen wrote:If true then it's Luke unless Daisy is just playing with words.

http://screencrush.com/ridley-rey-parents-obvious-ep-7/?utm_source=zergnet.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=zergnet_1331319

@DarthRen

I don't think there's any confirmation in that answet that Luke is the dad at all.

@Rei of Sunshine

Hummm...there's nothing in this that says it's Luke.

You gotta love how Daisy does not actually say her parents are in tfa. Look how much they twisted what was said. She implies that tfa answered a lot about her lineage. I'm pretty sure she never said her parents are in tfa

This is what she says: "I thought a lot was answered in The Force Awakens."

How the hell people think that means she's saying her parents are in tfa is beyond me.


Tfa does 2 things

1. Does not reveal her parents
2. Hints at rey kenobi with film language

So she's either random or kenobi imo