Father captures powerful photos of his four-year-old daughter proudly showing off her ‘battle scars’ after receiving a life-saving liver transplant

November 21, 2016

Indi Warner was born with Biliary Atresia, a disease of the liver
She was underwent a life-saving liver transplant at seven months old
Now four, the Sydney youngster wears her battle scars with pride
Her father took photos of her dressed as a boxer, thanking organ donors

Australian Associated Press

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Tanya Li for Daily Mail Australia

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06:56 EST, 20 November 2016

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07:18 EST, 20 November 2016

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At just four years old, Indi Warner has already had the fight of her life.

Born with Biliary Atresia, she had a liver transplant at just seven months old.

Now four, the plucky Sydney youngster has taken it all in her stride and wears her battle scars with pride.

The fierce Indi Warner was born with Biliary Atresia and had a liver transplant at just seven months old

Biliary atresia is a life-threatening condition in infants in which the bile ducts inside or outside the liver do not have normal openings.

Her mum Kylie says the entire family is inspired by Indi’s strength.

She starts kindergarten next year and enjoys playing soccer, running around the backyard and dancing with her big sister.

‘Just creating general havoc like any kid her age,’ she told AAP.

‘We didn’t realise how life threatening her condition was until she was 10 days old, but she’s been sick since she was born and taken it all in her stride.’

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Her dad Mat, a professional photographer, has taken photos of Indi dressed as a boxer in a bid to pay homage to all the anonymous organ donors and their families.

‘Because of them, my daughter has been given a second chance at life,’ Mat said.

Sunday is DonateLife Thankyou Day – an opportunity for Australian’s to acknowledge living and deceased organ and tissue donations that save and transform the lives of others.

Her dad Mat, a professional photographer, has taken photos of Indi dressed as a boxer in a bid to pay homage to all the anonymous organ donors and their families