The Muslim parents of Christian convert Rifqa Bary have had their request to order their daughter to continue chemotherapy for uterine cancer rejected in court.

Bary’s doctor disputed faith healer allegation, saying Bary had attended a prayer conference after which she continued with surgeries and other treatment.

The agreement between Rifqa Bary and her parents to settle their conflict through counseling has ended without a single meeting between the parents and their daughter, according to a motion filed in Franklin County Juvenile Court.

The parents – Mohamed and Aysha Bary – are withdrawing their consent to resolve the case. The girl turns 18 on August 10.

Fathima Rifqa Bary, the Ohio teenage runaway whose story of Muslim-to-Christianity conversion and charges of family abuse sparked debates about personal freedom, is going back to her home state.

Meanwhile a taped interview has been released in which the girl told Florida investigators about her religious conversion, explained how and why she ended up in Florida and detailed a fearful life with her Muslim family, including the fact she was supposed to be in an arranged marriage.