Savannah, Georgia – a 38-year-old woman hurts the fertility clinic she used in a child after a false discovery was born when the infant was born, according to a lawsuit.
The suit, filed Tuesday at Georgia State Court, declared Krystena Murray “accidentally brought a child by pregnancy once he saved the boy. Murray should provide custody to the child to His biological parents were five months later, adding to his trauma, said the suit.
Murray, a wedding photographer who lives in Savannah, decided to conceive and evaluate a child with the help of vitro claits in South Carolina and Georgia.
The case says Murray has chosen a sperm donor similar to her: the donor white with dirty blond hair and blue eyes. The coastal fame moved to an embryo to destroy 2023, but when he began to december in the year, the child immediately knew a “dark skined, African American child. “
“My son’s birth is the happiest time in my life, and faithful, it is. But it is also the most scary time in my life,” Murray said Tuesday, adding a conference She was afraid to take the baby right away from her. “All the love and happiness I felt to see him for the first time replaced immediately with fear. How did it happen?”
However Murray binds the child and love him as his own – even after making a DNA test, as the case.
“I hope it’s a mix-up sperm, not an embryo mix-up,” Murray says an interview with NBC news. But DNA results confirm that the child is not biologically related to him.
He knew he had to say clinically, so February 2024, Murray’s lawyer informed specialists in the shore. The clinic is then recognized and contacted the biological parents of the child, not named in the case. They confirmed by a DNA test of themselves that the child is theirs, then settled for custody, the legal complaint says.
Murray voluntarily gives the child his biological parents in court a suffering day.
“I walked to a mother with a child and a child who loved me and me and had attached to me, and told me that my son was ignorant, and told me the news.
“I grew up, I raised him, I loved him. I didn’t see anything differently than I, my own genetic embryo,” he added.
Murray’s lawyer, Adam Wolf, a spouse of law firm Peifer Carrway Corway and if any of his own embryos were transferred to another couple or if they were still storing the fertility clinic.
“We do not know, today, the present situation of Christina’s embryos,” Wolf said at the news conference on Tuesday.
“This is the cardinal sin for fertility clinics, to move the wrong embryo to one of your patients. It will never happen,” he added.
The lawsuit dispenses specialists in the specialists and Dr. Jeffrey Gray, Embryology laboratory director, as skulled. In a statement for the clinic and gray, the fertility specialists say “Change the misery caused by an unspeakable fault.”
“This is a remote event with no further patients affected. On the same day this error knows that we immediately conduct a deeper review and places additional area protections to ensure that Such incidence will never happen again, “The statement read on one side.
Tuesday suit accuses the accused of neglect, among other allegations, and seek harm to the jury.
“He became an unwanted surrender, against his will, for another couple,” as a complaint said Murray said.
IVF Clinic Mix-up is believed to be more unique, but Murray’s case is not the first of his sort. In 2019, a New York couples hurt a California fertility clinic Doctors who intercede doctors belonging to two other couples, a discovery made by accusers after giving birth to twins. In 2021, Two couples sprout different California clinics After a mixture that brings couples to spend many months raised biological children in each other before they diminished. The cases have since been settled.
While industrial groups offer some instructions to IVF processes, no federal IVF regulations in the United States, the University of San Diego said, where he ordered the health policy center. No federal requirements necessary for US clinics to report such evils.
“If you know the assisted again, no agency or tracking authority or police is this kind of large and unnecessary mistake,” fox said.
Nothing is insured in standard recourse to all patients and couples affected by mistakes.
American Society for Medicine Change, an organization of trade, said it will not comment on Tuesday’s case because it does not know case details, a complex federal, state, and professional regulation of federal, state. ” On its websiteThe group says centers for disease control and avoidance, food administration and Medicare centers & medicaid devices used and the quality of laboratory testing.
Wolf, whose company that matches fertility cases, encourages more than IVF industry management similar to other developed countries.
“Until IVF clinics are subjected to actual regulations, reporting the requirements and mandatory certification of staff, these types of errors will continue to occur,” he said to the news conference on Tuesday.
Murray called the boy who bore the “most beautiful man” he was trying and said he always thought of her son.
“I spent my whole life wanting to be a mother. I love, nurture and grew up with my son, and I will literally do anything in my power to keep him,” he said.
Priya Sridhar reported from Savannah, Georgia. Elizabeth Chuck reported from New York.
