UK Court Says NO, Alfie Evans Will NOT be Allowed Transport to Italy for New Treatment; Pray for a Miracle Healing!

Diane Montagna : Apr 25, 2018
LifeSiteNews.com

"Alfie is still doing as well as he can. He's fighting." -Thomas Evans

[UPDATE: According to the live update page for LifeSiteNews, Thomas and Kate's most recent appeals in court on behalf of their son, Alfie 'have been rejected.' This means the UK will NOT allow Alfie to go to Italy for new—possibly life-saving treatment, or to go home, he must stay at the hospital] (Photo: Kate James holds her son Alfie while he breathes on his own/Facebook/via LifeSiteNews)

A spokesman for the Christian Legal Centre, the lawyers representing the family, said the Court of Appeal has agreed to hold a hearing this afternoon at 2 PM, as to whether parents Thomas Evans and Kate James can transport their son abroad to receive treatment.

On Tuesday evening, Judge Anthony Hayden ruled that the parents could not take their child to Italy and called his decision the "final chapter in the case of this extraordinary little boy."

But speaking outside Alder Hey hospital in Liverpool this morning, Thomas Evans said the Court of Appeal contacted them last night after Justice Hayden's decision. "They contacted Mr. Diamond [the parent's lawyer] and said that we are ... ready for your appeal," he told Britain's This Morning show.

"We believe this could be a dramatic change or twist in the case. We hope it is. The Court of Appeal has got to see that Justice Hayden was wrong, and so were the doctors," he said.

Asked how he and Kate are "coping," Evans said: "Just as well as Alfie is coping."

"We've put so much dedication into him, and he's just paying us back now. In a way, we are sustaining his life and doing what the doctors should be doing."

Following reports last evening that Alfie was being starved, Thomas Evans today confirmed his son is now receiving nourishment, but he said "they only started feeding him at 1AM" last night...

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