Bobbi Kristina Brown has been in a coma since being discovered unconscious in her bathtub back on January 31st. Now some reports say her grandmother, Cissy Houston, thinks it’s time to remove Bobbi Kristina from all forms of life support.

Rumors ran rampant that Bobbi Kristina would be removed from life support so as to die on the anniversary of her mother–Whitney Houston’s–passing. Houston died three years ago February 11th. Fox News reports that Cissy Houston and the Brown family had actually decided for the plug to be pulled at midnight on February 10th, but Bobby Brown decided against doing so.

Last week doctors tried to bring Bobbi Kristina out of her coma, but she suffered seizures when they did so, prompting them to put her back into a medically induced coma once again.

Do you think Cissy Houston–Whitney Houston’s mom–will try to convince Bobby Brown that it’s time to let his daughter go? Certainly the whole family is grief-stricken over the present situation, and making such a decision has got to be the worst one a parent or grandparent could ever have to make.

Bobbi Kristina show no signs of improvement. Pull through, baby girl.#PrayerForBobbiKris: http://t.co/IkdT0wqCMV pic.twitter.com/dM8cYxa9WS

— BET (@BET) February 27, 2015

If Brown and Houston decide to remove Bobbi Kristina from life support, do you think they will allow Nick Gordon in her hospital room to say goodbye? Gordon has been banned from Bobbi Kristina Brown’s bedside since she entered the hospital. Bobby Brown believes Nick Gordon knows more about what happened to his daughter than he is letting on. An investigation is underway on behalf of the Roswell, Georgia Police Department, and Gordon is part of that investigation.

Bobby Brown has postponed his Australian tour so he can remain by Bobbi Kristina’s side, but he can’t do that forever. Do you expect by the time his new tour dates–May 28th and 29th–come around that a decision will have been made?

Do you think there is any chance at this point that Bobbi Kristina Brown can make a full recovery?