Tatiana’s husband, George Moran, was joined by their two young children, Josephine and Edwin. Her death came just six weeks after she publicly shared her diagnosis.
As an environmental journalist and author, Tatiana had written candidly about her experience with acute myeloid leukemia, describing the shock of receiving the diagnosis after routine blood tests following the birth of her second child. In her writing, she reflected on the challenges of balancing her health struggles with the desire to protect her family.
After her passing, Jack Schlossberg honored his sister on social media, sharing poetry, family photos, and excerpts from her book Inconspicuous Consumption, celebrating her life and her dedication to environmental advocacy and compassionate work.