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A WOMAN who had a boob job on the NHS has tweeted 'tax payers will always fund me' as it is revealed the state pays for taxis to take her children to school.

Josie Cunningham, 23, says that getting public transport gives her anxiety attacks, and now uses a taxi to take her children to and from school - at a cost equivalent to £6,000 a year.
The pregnant mother-of-two says that the public notoriety she gained after it emerged she had had a £4,800 breast enlargement on the NHS means that she cannot face travelling on public transport.
Leeds City Council are now footing the bill for her daily trips to and from school.
As the story broke today, Ms Cunningham tweeted: 'Sticks and stones may break my bones, but tax payers will always fund me :)'
Earlier, she said: "Why should I foot the bill when it's the public who cause me so much discomfort?
"They can pay for it. I couldn't get a bus again. I'm too well recognised and the amount of hate that I receive makes it impossible to get public transport."
She added: "Taxpayers should be grateful it's only taxi fares and not private hire cars."

The mother-of-two is using taxis to take her children to school [MATRIX]

Ms Cunningham hit the headlines after it emerged that she had been given a boob job on the NHS in order to look like her role model Katie Price.
She has also received £1,500 in Botox treatments to cure excessive sweating, and had £2,500 worth of dental care, both on the NHS.
Speaking to The Sun, she added: "You wouldn't see Katie Price getting a bus - and I'm more hated than her."
A spokesperson for Leeds City Council, which is making £50m in budget cuts, said: "We are not able to comment on individual cases.
"However, the council takes matters relating to attendance at school extremely seriously."