NJ parents launch mission to find treatment for child's fatal disease

NJ parents launch mission to find treatment for child's fatal disease

SOUTH AMBOY, N.J. (PIX11) -- A New Jersey family is fighting to find a treatment and eventual cure for a rare and fatal genetic disorder. It's called INAD, or Infantile Neuroaxonal Dystrophy, and it affects one in every 1 million children. Jack Drury, 2, of South Amboy, was diagnosed with INAD after months of uncertainty for his parents, Kelsey and Tim Drury. More Local News Kelsey Drury tells PIX11 News, "It was hard to not understand wha…