Make a Wish Foundation PS3 stolen from disabled boy

Back in March we reported on an extremely unfortunate incident of a boy stricken with cancer who had his PSP stolen. Now we have a story to rival that, but with a PS3. Zak Touilii, an 14-year old Australian boy confined to a wheelchair by the life-threatening illness duchenne muscular dystrophy, had his PS3 stolen when thieves burglarized his home.

Worse yet, the PS3 and games Touilii owned were granted to him by the Make-a-Wish Foundation. But that's not even all, as Touilii was also scheduled this week to meet his favorite rugby team, the Melbourne Storm. Instead, he had to stay home because of a broken wheelchair.

Let's hope these thieves have a heart and return Touilii's PS3, especially if after they read about this. And let's all hope Zak has a much, much better next week.