Woman with terminal cervical cancer will 'fight until last breath' for gagging clause ban

An Irish woman who won a successful battle against the Dutch health system after she was left with terminal cervical cancer because of hospital negligence has vowed to fight until her "last breath" to put a no gagging clause policy in place right across the EU.

Woman with terminal cervical cancer will 'fight until last breath' for gagging clause ban

An Irish woman who won a successful battle against the Dutch health system after she was left with terminal cervical cancer because of hospital negligence has vowed to fight until her "last breath" to put a no gagging clause policy in place right across the EU.

Adrienne Cullen, 58, who grew up in Limerick says that women like her and her counterparts Vicky Phelan and Emma Mhic Mathúna have had their lives stolen from them.

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