Ballinakill's Roseanne Dwyer looks after her son James, who has a rare metabolic disorder called PKU.
A Laois mother is seeking reimbursement from the HSE, over a drug needed to improve symptoms of her son's metabolic disorder.
Ballinakill's Roseanne Dwyer looks after her nine year son James, who was diagnosed with a rare metabolic disorder called PKU through the heel prick test.
He was put on a trial for a drug for a short period of time, but did not meet the clinical deadline.
Ms Dwyer says it is possible to get effectively covered:
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