Irish Woman Advocates for Rare Disease Patients, Citing 'Second-Class Citizen' Treatment

A 26-year-old woman from West Cork, Emma O’Shea, is speaking out about the inadequate treatment of hundreds of rare disease patients in Ireland, a condition that also claimed her brother's life in 2016.

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West Cork woman with rare disease says hundreds nationwide are being treated like ‘second-class citizens’

Emma O’Shea (26) lost her brother Timmy, aged 29, in 2016 to the same rare disease

By Kevin Galvin

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Irish Woman Advocates for Rare Disease Patients, Citing 'Second-Class Citizen' Treatment

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West Cork woman with rare disease says hundreds nationwide are being treated like ‘second-class citizens’

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