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3 years ago today, Baby Indi Gregory was killed by the UK government at 8 months old for being sick.
While still in the womb, doctors discovered that Indi had a hole in her heart and fluid on her brain.
Doctors recommended abortion, but Indi’s parents, Dean and Claire, protected their daughter.
At birth, Indi had a twisted bowel & received surgery.
At 3 weeks old, she started having seizures & was treated.
But when genetic testing revealed Indi had a mitochondrial disease, the medical neglect began.
While well-tested treatment was available for her condition - Indi’s doctors began refusing her some of the most basic care.
Dean & Claire found specialists around the world ready and willing to help Indi.
But UK judges refused to listen and sided with the NHS doctors and government officials who insisted that Indi was a lost cause and should be taken off life support.
As her story spread, the Bambino Gesù Pediatric Hospital in Rome outlined a detailed treatment plan for Indi.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni gave Indi Italian citizenship, and the Italian government agreed to cover the ENTIRE cost of treatment.
But the UK judges refused to let Indi leave the country.
Instead, they set a date for the removal of Indi’s breathing support and said it was Indi’s “best interest.”
Dean and Claire were forced to watch their little girl suffer until she died a completely preventable death.
Baby Indi was murdered.
There MUST be a reckoning.
Reform MUST happen.
Reparations MUST be made by both the medical teams and the UK courts.
We MUST never forget what happened to this precious baby girl.
While still in the womb, doctors discovered that Indi had a hole in her heart and fluid on her brain.
Doctors recommended abortion, but Indi’s parents, Dean and Claire, protected their daughter.
At birth, Indi had a twisted bowel & received surgery.
At 3 weeks old, she started having seizures & was treated.
But when genetic testing revealed Indi had a mitochondrial disease, the medical neglect began.
While well-tested treatment was available for her condition - Indi’s doctors began refusing her some of the most basic care.
Dean & Claire found specialists around the world ready and willing to help Indi.
But UK judges refused to listen and sided with the NHS doctors and government officials who insisted that Indi was a lost cause and should be taken off life support.
As her story spread, the Bambino Gesù Pediatric Hospital in Rome outlined a detailed treatment plan for Indi.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni gave Indi Italian citizenship, and the Italian government agreed to cover the ENTIRE cost of treatment.
But the UK judges refused to let Indi leave the country.
Instead, they set a date for the removal of Indi’s breathing support and said it was Indi’s “best interest.”
Dean and Claire were forced to watch their little girl suffer until she died a completely preventable death.
Baby Indi was murdered.
There MUST be a reckoning.
Reform MUST happen.
Reparations MUST be made by both the medical teams and the UK courts.
We MUST never forget what happened to this precious baby girl.
Evangeline was miscarried at 8 weeks.
Her mother’s midwives referred to her as “tissue.”
When her mother suggested burial or cremation, her midwives scoffed.
Evangeline’s mother was adamant to have her baby to hold and to bury.
She showed her midwife photos of Evangeline after delivery.
The midwife cried.
“From this point on, my baby was no longer referred to as ‘tissue.’”
Her mother’s midwives referred to her as “tissue.”
When her mother suggested burial or cremation, her midwives scoffed.
Evangeline’s mother was adamant to have her baby to hold and to bury.
She showed her midwife photos of Evangeline after delivery.
The midwife cried.
“From this point on, my baby was no longer referred to as ‘tissue.’”
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