Some stories begin with a shatter.
There are moments when the world stops — when the words “your child has a brain tumour” rip through everything you believe is safe.
For little Bobbi’s family, that was the day time itself seemed to freeze.

Bobbi — the bright, laughing girl who filled every room with sunshine — was diagnosed with one of the rarest and deadliest brain cancers: Grade 4 ETMR.
Doctors said it was incurable.
Most children survive only a few months.

But her family refused to let fear be the final chapter.

They chose hope, even when hope felt impossibly small.

After nearly 20 hours of surgery, the words no parent should ever hear arrived —
the tumour couldn’t be fully removed.

So they turned to chemotherapy…
not to save her life,
but to give her more good days — days with smiles, cuddles, stories, and love that refuses to fade.

In the quiet bravery of this little girl and the unbreakable strength of those who love her, we are reminded of this truth:
Every moment matters.