08/28/2026
ATRT. Four letters that change a family's life forever. ππ§
When Tali was diagnosed with Atypical Teratoid Rhabdoid Tumour (ATRT) in 2006, our world changed in an instant.
ATRT is one of the rarest and most aggressive brain tumours affecting infants and very young children. Because these tumours develop during the earliest stages of brain development, treating them is incredibly challenging. Traditional therapies can save lives, but they can also leave children with lifelong side effects.
The good news? Progress is happening.
Thanks to years of research, advocacy, and the generosity of supporters, groundbreaking clinical trials are now exploring safer, more targeted treatments that aim to treat the cancer while protecting a child's developing brain.
At Tali's Fund, this is why we do what we do:
π To fund life-changing research.
π To support families facing childhood brain cancer.
π To create hope where there was once so little.
Knowledge creates awareness. Awareness drives research. Research saves lives.
π Swipe through to learn more about ATRT, then share this post to help more people understand this disease and why rare pediatric brain cancer research deserves greater attention.
Together, we can change the future for children diagnosed with ATRT. π©Ά