She was diagnosed with MS and fibromyalgia earlier this year.
An Offaly woman who's been hit with a life-changing diagnosis says she's forever grateful to those who've helped with donations.
28 year old Ann Marie Gallagher was diagnosed with MS and fibromyalgia while living in Australia earlier this year.
With her condition deteriorating, she was no longer able to work, and her family and friends set up a Go Fund Me page, which has since raised almost 16,000 dollars.
The Portarlington woman says she's the support from others has helped her get through a lonely and difficult time:
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