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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /nas/content/live/brownpelican/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114LONDON, ENGLAND – Frankly, if I had not closely followed the way the Great Ormond Street Hospital in London had treated the parents of little Charlie Gard, I would not have believe what took place this morning in the courtroom of Justice Nicholas Francis.
The judge deciding the case, Mr. Justice Francis, said that part of the disagreement appeared to be over GOSH’s view that a ventilator will not fit through the front door of the property to which Charlie’s parents want to take him.
said that the hospital believes that the intensive ventilation he requires to live can only be provided in a hospital setting and “cannot be provided at his parents’ home.”
‘The parents’ last wish is to take Charlie home.
‘The parents wish for a few days of tranquility outside the hospital setting…before what the lawyers describe as extubation – the process by which Charlie will subsequently expire.
‘Yesterday the hospital said we won’t stand in the way as long as you can sort it out’.
He added that in April [a possible] US transfer was ‘not an obstacle to the care of Charlie but for some reason transfer from a hospital in central London to an outlying part of London seems to be problematic’.
‘I can’t see what the problem is. On one hand saying they are not standing in the parents’ way, and on the other putting obstacles in the way which can be surmounted.’
‘The parents had hoped that Great Ormond Street would work with them.’