She needs to return to Cyprus if she's to have any hope of getting her life back on track.
Efforts are underway to get an Offaly mother back to Cyprus for life-saving medical treatment.
Carol Grennan from Killeigh has been suffering from Lyme Disease since 2014, which has led to blackouts and her organs failing.
She received treatment in a specialist clinic last year - but needs to return if she's to have any hope of getting her life back on track.
Local woman Paula Nolan is helping to raise the €40,000 to make that happen.
Midlands 103's Ellen Butler has this report:
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