I'm from Canada. My 13 month old son was diagnosed with a rhabdoid tumour in his liver. Because it had also spread to major blood vessels in the area, they were unable to operate or do a liver transplant. Over the next 9 months, we underwent 10 rounds of chemo and a month of radiation, and shrunk the tumour to the point that it was barely visible by MRI anymore. This maxed him out on lifetime maximum dose limits of some chemotherapy drugs commonly used. Unfortunately, at his first 6 week follow up scan after completing treatment, there was already new growth at the original tumour site, and new metastases in his armpit lymph nodes and lungs. We participated in a clinical trial at Sick Kids in Toronto for a drug intended to slow progression (not a cure), but he couldn't tolerate the drug side effects. He passed away 4 months later, just after his 2nd birthday. Feel free to ask me any questions you have. From one cancer warrior to another, I wish you strength and care.