Indi Gregory, from Ilkeston, has a rare mitochondrial disease that saps her energy
Lawyers for the parents of a baby with a rare disease have raised concerns over a refusal to transfer her to Italy in what could be the final legal battle over her treatment. Indi Gregory, from Ilkeston, has a mitochondrial disorder that saps her energy and medical experts have said further treatment for her is futile and causes pain.
Bosses at Nottingham's Queen’s Medical Centre, where Indi is being treated, said the application should be dismissed. Mr Justice Peel considered evidence at a private hearing in the Family Division of the High Court in London and said he aimed to deliver a ruling soon. Specialists say Indi is dying and hospital bosses where she is being cared for asked for a ruling that doctors could lawfully limit treatment. Medics say the treatment Indi receives causes pain and is futile.
“The court is respectfully asked to make the order sought so that Indi can move her medical care a new hospital, who, whilst putting her best interests first, is prepared to treat her… ”
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Italian hospital offering to treat critically ill baby Indi Gregory, says campaign groupIndi Gregory’s parents, Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, have lost legal fights in London and failed in a bid to take the case to a European court.
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Italian Hospital Offers Treatment for Critically Ill Baby Indi GregoryA hospital in Italy has agreed to treat critically ill baby Indi Gregory, leading to a continuation of the legal battle over her treatment. Indi's parents are seeking permission from the High Court to transfer her to the Bambino Gesu Paediatric Hospital in Rome.
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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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Indi Gregory: Parents 'begging' NHS to let them take dying baby to Italy after treatment offerThe parents say the offer from a hospital in Rome 'restores their faith in humanity' after the High Court and the European Court of Human Rights declined to support their attempts to extend Indi's life-support care at a hospital in Nottingham.
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