by Louise Roseingrave © 2009 irishtimes.com
THE FAMILY of a baby girl travelling to China for stem-cell injections defended their decision to seek treatment abroad before departing Ireland yesterday.
Eight month old Gretta Kieran Cullen suffers from a rare condition, Septo-Optic Dysplasia (SOD), causing blindness, hormone deficiencies and low muscle tone.
The family left Dublin airport yesterday and will arrive tomorrow night in China, where Gretta will receive a course of eight stem-cell injections over the course of the next four weeks.
The baby’s mother, Maria Kieran, defended the family’s choice to opt for the controversial treatment, which is set to cost €60,000.
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