Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth were told they can't take their daughter to an Italian hospital.
Indi, who was born in February, has mitochondrial disease The parents of critically ill baby Indi Gregory have been told they can’t take her to Italy, in the latest round of their court fight over life-support treatment. Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth have been trying to prevent doctors from limiting the treatment they give to Indi, who turned eight months old last week.
Barrister Emma Sutton KC, who led the trust’s legal team, said Indi has an exceptionally rare and devastating neurometabolic disorder, and that the treatment she received caused pain and was futile. Dean and Claire, from Ilkeston in Derbyshire, disagree with the assessment.
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Critically ill baby Indi Gregory cannot be transferred for treatment in Italy, court rulesMr Justice Peel recently ruled that doctors treating Indi Gregory in Nottingham could lawfully limit treatment.
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Italian hospital offers treatment for baby Indi GregoryAn Italian hospital has offered to treat baby Indi Gregory, who is at the centre of a High Court hearing over her life-support treatment. Indi's parents are seeking permission to move her to Italy for treatment.
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Baby Indi 'deserves a chance', father says, as family await court ruling on treatment abroadIndi Gregory has a mitochondrial disease which saps energy from her cells. Her parents, Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth are hopeful that a hospital in Italy could provide their daughter with a longer life if granted permission by the High Court to travel.
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Critically ill baby’s parents wait for ruling on move to ItalyIndi Gregory’s parents, Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, say a hospital in Rome has now offered to treat the little girl.
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