Dogmama, I'm sorry about your "kid", it's never easy to watch them helplessly from the sidelines....
I guess that I didn't make my own message very clear, though. My dear dog survived 17 months after his diagnosis, and passed away nearly 6 years ago. It was life changing for me, so it made the list. The only item that I'm still living, we hope will be solved once the CT scan explains it. All the rest I experience the results of on a daily basis, but are part of my herstory.
I hope your German Shepherd has a gentle time of his last years. You're a wonderful person for being there for him.
And how is your husband doing now? When were the cancer treatments?
hugs and butterflies to you....
~T~
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09-21-2006, 05:47 AM #1
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09-21-2006, 11:18 AM #2
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Originally Posted by LBTC
He is doing well. His cancer was diagnosed 2.5 years ago. We went through a year of surgeries, chemo and multiple hospitalizations. The power of prayer is amazing.To train a dog, you must be more interesting than dirt.
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