Gypsy Rose Blanchard believes she would still be suffering from Dee Dee’s “medical abuse” if her mother were still alive

The gypsy Rosa Blanchard He explained that he believed he would still be under his mother’s command. Dee Dee Blanchard “medical abuse” if she were still alive today in a tell-all interview with CNN on Friday, January 5. Gypsy Rose, 32, also explained that despite everything, she still mourns her mother’s death and her involvement in her murder.

Gypsy Rose explained that she believes that if Dee Dee were still alive, she doesn’t think anything would have changed and couldn’t have predicted how things would have turned out. “I think if my mother were still here, she would still be under the violent medical abuse that I’m going through,” she said. CNN. “I don’t think there’s an end in sight for me.”

Gypsy went on to say that while she thought someone might have discovered her mother’s lies about her health problems and her age, she also didn’t think anyone would have intervened in time. “I realize that there are resources and things that are put in place to protect children from going through what I went through,” she said. “Unfortunately I missed all this.”

Since being released from prison, Gypsy Rose has spoken a lot about her mother. She also mourned the murder of her mother in a Good morning America Interview with Deborah Roberts. “I don’t think my mother was a monster,” he said. “She herself had many demons that she was struggling with. … “I didn’t want him to die, I just wanted to get out of my situation and I thought it was the only way out.”

He also admitted that he hoped sharing his story could be “a warning” to others who have experienced what he went through. “There is enormous support. And I appreciate it. But I’m dealing with a lot of guilt and regret. So, it’s a battle that’s being fought in my heart and in my mind,” she said.