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Texas family who refused to let doctors declare daughter, 2, brain dead after drowning incident now insist toddler is 'doing better' after move to new hospital
A Texas family refused to let doctors declare their 2-year-old daughter brain dead after a drowning incident. The family now claims the toddler is 'doing better' following her transfer to a new hospital.
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