20-year-old British Effie Tombis won a lawsuit against the doctor who monitored her mother’s pregnancy with her, and the girl confirmed that she filed the lawsuit, because the doctor did not tell her mother that her fetus suffers from a defect in its spine, and that it does not grow normally inside her womb during a period her pregnancy.

And Evie won, in millions of pounds, compensation from her mother’s doctor, “Philip Mitchell”, because he did not give her mother the nutrients, vitamins and folic acid necessary during the first 12 weeks of her pregnancy, which caused her a spinal cord problem later, and also limited her practice of her life normally. After her birth, orissapost reported.

Historic judgment

The British websites described the court’s decision as historic, as the girl’s case is unique, and “Effie” wished she had not been born, blaming the doctor who did not advise her mother to abort her, and Evie currently lives between her home and the hospital in which she is treated, and she always tries to challenge her disability by practicing a hobby. Riding carefully.

On the other hand, it is noteworthy that in a lawsuit also related to childbirth, it was reported – last November – that a couple in Los Angeles, USA, was experiencing a tragedy because of their child, who had received him by fertilization with eggs in a clinic, only to be surprised later that the child was not their son. He belongs to another family.

According to Agence France-Presse, the couple was surprised several months after the birth of their child that the child belongs to another family, after the doctor replaced the eggs of the mother with eggs belonging to another family.

The incident began in 2019 after different features of the couple’s child appeared, with skin and hair darker than their nature and the rest of the family, and soon they subjected the girl to genetic tests that confirm the validity of their claim.

The report conveyed the details of the lawsuit filed by the couple, Daphna and Alexander Cardinale, against the clinic, in which they demanded the court to prosecute the clinic for negligence in implanting eggs in the uterus of another woman and replacing their eggs.

The couple quickly reached out to the other parents who decided to replace the baby with their real child after the court ruling, to establish a friendship between them, and the report quoted a statement from Cardinale saying: “The birth of our daughter was supposed to be one of the happiest times of my life, but I was immediately shocked and upset because I I didn’t recognize her,” he said, adding: “When the truth emerged, the exchange of the two children was even more disturbing. Losing the child you know and recovering the genetic child you don’t know yet is already a nightmare.”