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Grandmother denied contact with severely disabled child due to extreme conflict; grandfather granted limited supervised contact.
The maternal grandparents sought contact and access to medical records for their five-year-old granddaughter, who suffered a catastrophic brain injury after her mother (the applicant) attempted to murder her via an insulin overdose.
The child resides with her father, who opposed the grandparents' contact due to extreme conflict, their interference with medical care, and the grandmother's delusional accusations against him and the medical team.
The court denied the grandmother contact and access to medical records, finding her conduct detrimental to the child's well-being, and granted a restraining order against her.
The grandfather was granted limited, supervised contact of one hour per month, as he demonstrated a willingness to cooperate and follow the caregivers' directions.
