Thu Nov 9, 2023 – 1:06 pm ESTThu Nov 9, 2023 – 1:17 pm EST
LONDON (LifeSiteNews) — British-born infant Indi Gregory has been granted another day on life support.
Today a British Court of Appeal judge gave Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of the 8-month-old girl, permission to appeal a High Court judge’s decision to allow her doctors in Nottingham to remove her life support. She will therefore continue to receive life-sustaining treatment until the outcome of the hearing.
According to Italian pro-life group Pro Vita e Famiglia (“For Life and Family”), a judge will hear arguments tomorrow, November 10, at 12:00 PM local time, about the possibility of transferring the jurisdiction of Indi’s case to an Italian judge. (In an attempt to save the child’s life, the Italian government has granted her Italian citizenship.) Meanwhile, Rome’s Bambino Gesù (“Baby Jesus”) children’s hospital has pledged its willingness the treat Indi’s mitochondrial disease.
Indi’s life support was due to be removed at the Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham at 2pm today, but after an appeal was lodged by the family’s lawyers, the deadline was extended to 4pm by Lady Justice Eleanor King.
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