A blind woman who relies on daily visits from carers to get around has been left feeling "terrified" by mice running around her home, scurrying around her room as she lays helpless in bed.
Emma Rankin, 37, was moved to an accessible bungalow in Tuebrook in May last year after spending 14 weeks in an induced coma due to an epileptic seizure. But just a few months after the mum-of-two moved in, her carers, who visit twice a day, noticed mouse droppings and nibbled food in her kitchen.
Emma said: "I've had nothing but problems with mice, and the mice have been getting more and more severe as the months have gone on.
