Brittany Murphy’s death – meds prescriptions revealed by the paramedics

Sources tell that in the moment of her death, Brittany Murphy was with her husband and her mother and they both tried to resuscitate her before paramedics arrived.   L.A. police discovered an excessive number of meds prescriptions in her bedroom.

Brittany Murphy

According to those prescriptions, Brittany Murphy suffered of severe pains on his abdomen and problems with her breath during the last seven – ten days.

Brittany entered in the bathroom on Sunday at 7:30 a.m. and half hour later, her mother found her lying on the floor, without any reply. Then she started to scream and Simon Monjack, Brittany Murphy’s husband, ran to them.

Sharon Murphy, Brittany’s mother called 911, while Simon Monjack tried to make Brittany respond, putting her under the shower and running the water.

When the paramedics arrived, Brittany was in the same condition – unresponsive.

They saw the meds prescriptions in the bedroom. Those contained:

-          Topamax: a medicine to prevent migraines

-          Fluoxetine: med for depression

-          Carbamazepine: a bipolar med who treats Diabetic symptoms

-          Methyprednisolone: anti inflammatory med

-          Klonopin: med for the anxiety

-          Vicoprofen: sedative for pain

-          Ativan: also for anxiety

-          Blaxin: antibiotics med

-          Propranolol: med to prevent heart attacks

-          Hydrocodone: sedative for pain

Beside those meds prescriptions, no alcohol and drugs were found.

And it is known that Brittany consumed the night before only lemon tea, water and Gatorade.