Two-year-old Annelise Camp, the girl at the center of a high-profile legal battle over her medical care after drowning, has died. Her parents, who fought to keep her on life support and avoid brain death testing, confirmed she was taken off life support last Monday. They had been granted a temporary injunction to transfer her to a Louisiana hospital, with Texas Right to Life and the Texas Attorney General backing their efforts. Found unconscious in a hotel pool on Memorial Day, Annelise was initially treated at Texas Children’s Hospital, where her parents argued her heart was beating and she showed signs of progress. According to her grandfather, she passed away quickly after breathing tubes were removed. The family says they’re heartbroken but trust in God’s love, with a church service planned for next Wednesday in Houston. The case underscores the emotional and legal complexities families face when navigating end-of-life decisions.
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