In a tragic and emotionally charged legal battle, the parents of seven-month-old Indi Gregory have lost their fight to keep her on life support. Indi, born with a mitochondrial disease that drains energy from her body’s cells, has been receiving full life support at the Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham.

The case unfolded in the Family Division of the High Court, where Mr. Justice Peel heard evidence regarding Indi’s critical condition. Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust sought permission from the court to lawfully limit treatment, arguing that specialists deemed her condition terminal.

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