Home / Sports / Warrington girl felt she was ‘living with a ticking time bomb’ before making historySportsWarrington girl felt she was ‘living with a ticking time bomb’ before making history liverpool.news@trinitymirror.com (Emily Carubia) July 22, 2026 3 Views 0Skip to main contentLiverpool Echo: Latest Liverpool and Merseyside news sports and whats onNews Things To Do Liverpool FC Everton FC More Buy a PaperFuneral NoticesJobsAdvertise with usReachSportShopBook an AdNewsletter SignupPropertyVoucher CodesDirectoryNewsLiverpool NewsTraffic and TravelCrimeHillsboroughCelebsBusinessEducationPoliticsNostalgiaReal LivesMotorsUK & World NewsNews OpinionNews By AreaIn Your AreaLFCEverton FCWhat’s onLatest What’s onThings to doFamily & KidsFood & DrinkComedyMusic & NightlifeThe BeatlesArts & CultureFilmTheatreShoppingStay InTravelSportLatest SportLiverpool FCEverton FCTranmere Rovers FCBoxingRugby LeagueCricketFootballOther SportSport OpinionFantasy FootballCelebsPartner StoriesBuy a PaperFuneral NoticesJobsAdvertise with usReachSportShopBook an AdNewsletter SignupPropertyVoucher CodesDirectoryNewsLiverpool NewsWarringtonMatilda, known as “Tilly”, underwent a groundbreaking operation at Alder Hey Children’s HospitalCommentsNewsEmily Carubia Late reporter05:00, 22 Jul 2026View 3 ImagesView 3 ImagesView 3 ImagesArticle continues belowENJOYED THIS STORY?Alder Hey Children’s HospitalWarringtonHealthAcceptFollow Liverpool Echo:FacebookX (Twitter)InstagramComments Source link
Matilda, known as “Tilly”, underwent a groundbreaking operation at Alder Hey Children’s HospitalCommentsNewsEmily Carubia Late reporter05:00, 22 Jul 2026View 3 ImagesView 3 ImagesView 3 ImagesArticle continues below
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