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A nine-year-old boy's stomach has swollen to three times the size of a beach ball, as he struggles with chronic liver disease.
Aneet Ur Rehman from Karachi, Pakistan, often writhes in pain if anything touches his tender stomach.
His family are unable to afford the huge £35,000 bill to pay for a transplant.
Aneet's father, Ali said: "Aneet was born as a normal child like his six other siblings but four years ago he would often complain of abdominal pain.
"Soon his belly started swelling but it was not too big.
"However, in past one year it has reached to this size that we find it difficult to find clothes that can fit him.
"He can hardly walk and sleeps in one position.
"If by mistake anything hits his stomach, he writhes in pain and cries incessantly."
