Whitney Purvis Says Son’s Dying ‘Might Have Been Prevented,’ Accuses Ex of Failing to Present Medical Care

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As we beforehand reported, former 16 and Pregnant star Whitney Purvis misplaced her 7-year-old son earlier this month.

Weston Gosa Jr.’s explanation for dying remains to be unclear, however in a collection of livid Fb posts, Whitney now claims that her son’s passing “could have been prevented,” and she or he blames the boy’s father for refusing to pay for his medical health insurance.

She additionally alleges that Weson Gosa Sr. lied to her concerning the time of the boy’s funeral in order that she would present up two hours late.

Weston Gosa Jr., the son of ’16 and Pregnant’ star Whitney Purvis, has handed away on the age of 16. (YouTube)

Whitney Purvis unleashes tirade in opposition to son’s father

Whitney started by accusing her ex of denying her entry to Weston Jr.’s funeral:

“I’ve let my sons father and [his] wife bash me online and make up their own narrative to make me sound horrible for years but I’m gonna stand up for myself this time. No one deserves to go thru what they put me thru. Just to clear up some things what happened over the weekend, my son’s funeral was this past Saturday,” she wrote.

“My son’s father told me it was at four and if you don’t know we have a horrible relationship, no matter how hard I’ve tried to get along he has always refused and will always do his best to make sure I suffer. You would think with little Weston dying that we could put our differences aside right? Nope. It always has to be drama. You had to be on a list to get into the funeral. Guess who wasn’t on the list? Me and all my friends and family were not allowed to come in,” Whitney continued, including:

“It wouldnt matter what time I got there I wasnt getting in. If that wasn’t sick enough, they tried to spin it around and say I was 2 hours late to his funeral and i knew it was at two. Like come the hell on, I would never!! Use your brain! Who would come 2 hrs late. I was told four!”

Whitney Purvis throughout one in every of her appearances on the primary season of MTV’s ’16 and Pregnant.’ (MTV)

Whitney says she’s not stunned by ex’s actions

From there, Whitney claimed that her ex’s current habits is strictly what she’s come to count on from him in recent times.

“If you don’t think Weston would lie to me about our son’s funeral then you don’t know Weston. I’m not saying I was the perfect parent by any means cause who is? But I know I didn’t deserve all this and neither did my kids,” he wrote.

“I hate that I have to even post this long novel but enough is enough. I’m grieving, I just lost my son and for him to do this to me is sickening and pure evil. This has been so traumatic. Even in my son’s death he couldn’t be a decent person not only for me but for little Weston.”

Whitney blames ex for son’s dying citing lack of correct medical care

In a follow-up submit, Whitney upped the ante and accused her ex of failing to offer their son with life-saving medical consideration.

“My son had diabetes, Addison’s disease, and alpha one anti-trypsin deficiency, and he had no medical insurance, but he had a life insurance policy taken out on him. His dad bought five cars in the last six months but couldn’t pay for medical insurance,” she wrote.

“He brags about how much money he has and has the nerve to make a GoFundMe to help bury him when he was just going to cremate him anyway because it was the cheapest, plus he had the life insurance policy. His death could’ve been prevented,” Whitney continued, including:

“He should have had a Dexcom/glucose monitor that alerted when his sugar was going up or down to a dangerous level. In our custody order, he was supposed to have medical insurance on our kids; that was part of our agreement.”

Whitney went on to state that she raised these complaints to Weston Sr. within the days earlier than the funeral.

For sure, these are very critical allegations. Whitney’s ex has but to reply to the scenario publicly.

We may have additional updates on this creating story as new info turns into accessible.