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Terrible, RIP.
"natural causes" seems like a strange way to describe someone dying at 39.
It could be "natural" for someone with liver problems and organ donations don't always work. But I don't care much for celebrity gossip.
But enjoyed a lot of her work. RIP.
Pretty sure she had a problem with alcohol
Sure, that matches with liver problems. But I really don't care. I know enough real people and just care about celebities. Sure this is sad, but I just came across this by accident. Yeah, I know her name, she's fucking Buffy.
I can't listen to lost prophets anymore because of things I learned. I hate it. I don't want to know things about celebrities, it just ruins media.
She wasn't Buffy, and the topic was about whether or not a death associated with a liver transplant at 39 years old was 'natural'. Retorting with 'I just don't care' on a topic that you spurred on begs the question - why did you decide to comment, at all?
I think it's more about not joining the gossip about alcohol problems while answering the question about "natural causes" with the published information she'd had a liver transplant. I think you're ascribing malice when it wasn't there. Whedon toxicity is probably the part they hate.
I usually don't follow that kind news, but I knew the name. That's all. Sorry for commenting. I won't do it again.
For real, though, the worst part of that whole saga has to be that you specifically can’t enjoy a couple mid tier screamo albums
You could edit, she was Buffy's little sister, so of course you knew of her. I think you could also insert "don't" where it's missing. Btw, Buffy is Sara Michelle Gellar Prinze. And alive. They both have (had) done a lot of good roles.
The phrase "natural causes" here refers to it being a medical reason not caused by a murder, accident, or suicide, just the body failing for whatever other reason.
That makes sense to me. I'm just not used to hearing it for anything but old age, I guess. It would also hit my ear weird if they used that phrasing for cancer, heart failure, stroke, etc.
I don't know anything about her medical conditions, but that's a big hint.
I suppose something like sepsis after an operation would qualify as "natural causes".