1.4K views · 13 reactions | Patients facing sudden, uncertain surgery delays are appealing to Albertans to get vaccinated. One Calgarian got prepped for a long-awaited procedure to relieve pain only to find out it was cancelled the day prior. | CityNews Calgary | Facebook

Asiya Manghrio, from Pakistan, suffered from frontonasal encephalocele, a condition in which brain tissue grows through an opening in the skull. This left the little girl with a trunk-like nose, while her family was rumored to carry a curse. However, Asiya's life changed when doctors at Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center offered to treat her condition by performing three-hour surgery for free. Despite the multiple risks, the procedure was a success. | Vitamin