A High Court judge recently ruled that doctors could lawfully limit the treatment they provide to Indi Gregory – against the wishes of her parents.
BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE Undated handout photo of six-month-old Indi Gregory taken from GoFundMe, with permission of her father Dean Gregory. Two appeal judges are set to consider Indi’s case at a Court of Appeal hearing in London. Issue date: Friday
A High Court judge recently ruled that doctors could lawfully limit the treatment they provide to Indi Gregory – against the wishes of her parents, Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth. Specialists say she is dying and bosses at the hospital’s governing trust asked Mr Justice Peel to rule that doctors could lawfully limit treatment provided to her.
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