Disabled woman's wheelchair funds taken - what's the best electric toothbrush to buy

Thieves who stole the savings of a disabled woman in South Launceston may ruin her chances of returning to work.
Natasha Street for cerebral palsy patients to buy a special-save $6000
The electric wheelchair was designed so she could handle it. Time employment.
When she returned home to find cash and some drugs stolen in December 8, four years of study, surgery and savings were washed away. The 37-year-
Old, who often sees her dog Freda by her side near Launceston, says she feels violated.
Over the past four years, MS Street has put all her change in a large jar belonging to her grandfather.
It was because of the commitment to him that MS Street experienced five leg surgeries, including two interruptions and then returned to college.
He has been "like her best friend" and died the day before her first leg correction surgery in 2007.
She had planned to start working as a social worker this year, but she could not do it without a new chair.
"My brain is good, I just can't go a long way," MS Street said . ".
"I'm saving money for a mobile office.
"The government program offers grants of up to $20,000 to cover the cost of wheelchairs, but the electric chair that MS the street demand is $25,000.
She is "very correct" and is not a high priority for grants, adding that "someone is much worse than me ".
MS Street can take a short distance with crutches, but it has surpassed her current electric wheelchair.
"The shape of my body has completely changed (
Because of the operation)
"So I'm a lot taller, a lot straight, and my wheelchair doesn't fit me anymore," she said . ".
She described that she was supported by a wall while walking, "kind of like a toddler, I could walk on my own, but only a short distance, and I was painfully paying for it.
Mandy radsen, a police officer at Launceston CIB, said police had collected forensic evidence from their home on MS Street and the investigation was ongoing.
For any information, please call the Launceston Administration for Industry and Commerce at 6336 3915 or stop the perpetrators at 333 on 1800.