Hope for 18-month-old girl with rare skull condition after charity offers to pay for treatment her parents can't afford

• Roona Begum suffers from a severe case of Hydrocephalus
• Doctors will attempt to drain fluid from her brain tomorrow
• They will then examine Roona properly and decide how to treat her

Poorly: Doctors say that Roona is lucky to be alive as sufferers of the condition normally do not live beyond a year

New hope: Roona begum will undergo surgery to drain fluid from her brain tomorrow after a charity stepped in to help her

Heartbreaking: 18-month-old Roona's head has swelled to more than three times its normal size due to a rare condition which has caused fluid to collect on her brain

Getting help: Dr Sandeep Vaishya, from the Fortis Memorial Research Institute, examines Roona Begum, who was born with Hydrocephalus

Worried: Parents Abdul, 19 and Fatima Khatoon, 24, sit by their daughter's bedside in hospital ahead of tomorrow's surgical procedure

Treatment: Roona is being treated at a private hospital after the Fortis Foundation offered to help

Loving: Fatima Khatoon attempts to comfort her young daughter as she rests in her hospital bed

By STEVE NOLAN

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