04/29/2026
Some stories stay with you long after you’ve heard them. Jocelyn’s is one of those stories. 💛
Throughout her fight with ATRT, her journey was shared online, not in a perfect or curated way, but in a real one. People were able to see her strength, her joy, and the love that surrounded her, even during the most difficult moments.
During treatment, Jocelyn found happiness in painting. Her artwork was used to raise funds for childhood cancer research, a small but powerful reflection of the impact she was already making.
After she passed away at just three years old, her story didn’t fade. Her family continued to share, honouring her life and creating something meaningful from their loss. What followed was a community that showed up and a foundation built to continue her legacy through initiatives like art kits for children in hospitals.
It’s a reminder that social media, when used with intention, can do more than connect people. It can raise awareness for rare diseases like ATRT, inspire action, and create real support for families who need it.
At Tali’s Fund, we believe every story shared has the power to make a difference.
💛 If this resonated with you, consider sharing to help raise awareness.