Mother weeps as court rules brain injured daughter must move to UK for care

A mother wept in the High Court today as it made orders for her brain-injured daughter to be moved to a UK facility after being told there is no public or private facility here capable of assessing her complex needs.

Thu, 25 Jan, 2018 - 16:53

By Ann O’Loughlin

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