Lakeland, Florida - A frustrating struggle for a Lakeland grandmother who was just trying to get medical help has led to a generous offer. An anonymous donor has volunteered to build her and her family a free home that will accommodate her special needs.

51 year old Yvonne Gallimore has endured a lot of heartache the past 17 years. Her family members say she's done so in private until recently.

Gallimore battled a medical condition called lymphedema which is caused by a blockage that allows fluids to build up in the body causing excessive swelling. It's caused her weight to tip the scale at 770 pounds which makes it impossible to get around.

Gallimore cries as she explains, "I don't like that. I don't like not being able to do nothing for my grandchildren and stuff and the only time they see me is lying in the bed."

Lakeland, Florida - A bank employee training to become a deputy helped himself to $4,000 from a Wells Fargo ATM he was supposed to restock with cash, the sheriff's office said.

Nicholas David Cabrera, 21, of Plant City was charged with Grand Theft.

The sheriff's office said he was an employee of the Wells Fargo Bank on South Combee in Lakeland, entrusted with keys and codes to restock the automatic teller machine there.

Instead, on April 29th, he allegedly removed about $4,000 and hid the cash in his back pocket.

Detectives say he admitted the theft under questioning. He said he spent the money on personal items and put about $1,000 of it into his savings account.

He was booked into the Polk County jail.

Bianca Mulaney, a Lakeland resident and junior at Bartow International Baccalaureate, represented Polk County at the state capitol as part of a student organization, Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda (FBLA-PBL).

Mulaney, a state FBLA-PBL vice president, was one of 15 students statewide chosen to visit the capitol earlier this year as a FBLA-PBL state officer.

FBLA-PBL is a student organization with approximately 250,000 students preparing for careers in business and related fields.  The program is intended for middle, high school, and college students to develop vocational and career competencies. FBLA-PBL is one of the leading student business organizations internationally.