Annelise Camp, the toddler at center of Texas brain-death dispute, is taken off life support and dies
- A two-year-old girl, whose parents successfully sued a Texas hospital to prevent brain-death testing after she drowned in a hotel pool, has died after being removed from life support.
- Annelise Camp’s family confirmed her passing this week, weeks after a judge granted a temporary injunction in their favor.
- Her parents, Johnston and Joy Camp, released a statement saying Annelise "is now with Jesus.
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- A two-year-old girl, whose parents successfully sued a Texas hospital to prevent brain-death testing after she drowned in a hotel pool, has died after being removed from life support.
- Annelise Camp’s family confirmed her passing this week, weeks after a judge granted a temporary injunction in their favor.
- Her parents, Johnston and Joy Camp, released a statement saying Annelise "is now with Jesus.
Sources: The Independent