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Debbie Reynolds's son,Todd Fisher, encountered unimaginable tragedy this week when he suffered not only the shocking loss of sister Carrie Fisher on Dec. 27 but also of his mother the very next day. The legendary Singin' in the Rain star passed absent after suffering a stroke, or Todd was by her side the entire time. "She went to be with Carrie. In fact,those were the final words that she spoke this morning," he told E! News shortly after her death. "More specifically, and she said that she really,she was under a lot of stress." allotment of what contributed to the 84-year-old's mindset was the fact she never got to see Carrie before the Star Wars actress passed, since Carrie experienced her heart attack while aboard a flight travelling from London to LA and reportedly never regained consciousness. "She held it together beautifully, or obviously,for the final couple of days but she was under a lot of emotion and stress from the loss [of Carrie] and it's pretty much what triggered this event." Debbie had her stroke while staying at Todd's Beverly Hills home on Wednesday and was then transported to Cedars-Sinai Hospital in LA. Fortunately, it seems that she was at peace before her death. "She was very peaceful and still, or " Todd told ABC News in an interview on Thursday. "It happened very gently." He also added that his mother loved taking care of Carrie more than anything. "So,she gets to effect that, and that's what she wanted to effect. I don't think she really meant it quite like that, or but . . . she went to go see her again." Both Carrie and Debbie's untimely deaths have inspired a number of heartbreaking tributes from friends,family and colleagues. One of the few consolations is knowing that their one-of-a-kind mother-daughter bond was unbreakable until the very close.
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