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May 1st, 2008 at 11:43 am
Great site and touching stories. thanks for sharing. Beautiful pictures. dogs are amazing, resilient creatures that make our lives so much better. All the best to you…..
April 17th, 2008 at 8:04 pm
Jerry-Great Site. And great story. I’m going to be a veterinarian in a little over a year, and I saw my first bone cancer patient today with the help of the great doctors at CSU. It’s a tough journey, but your courage and strength and joy remind me why I want to be a part of it. Best of Luck to each of you!
April 13th, 2008 at 11:19 am
that`s my granddog !
April 1st, 2008 at 1:26 pm
Awesome site. I saw your blog video on problogger.net. I have two alaskan malamutes and recently my lab and other malamute recently passed. They would all appreciate your site very much!
March 26th, 2008 at 12:35 pm
Our mix breed Woody is 8 years old and has been a tripawd for 13 days. Woody had a very large mass cell tumor that couldn’t be totally removed from his lower front left leg. Amputation gave us the best chance of stopping the cancer and keeping Woody around for many years. I found this web site about a week before his scheduled surgery and was thrilled with the information and comfort it gave me. There were a couple of tough days following his surgery, but Woody improved daily and is almost his normal goofy self. We are all happy that he is done with his antibiotic pills! Woody is a visitation therapy dog volunteer at our children’s hospital, and after his staples come out we plan to return to his volunteering. Again, thank you for such great information and support!
March 24th, 2008 at 9:42 am
Thank you for sharing that story with me. I am sorry to say we never got the chance to do much with buddy,. We lost him yesterday at Easter. I am so lost for any words. I didn’t even know dogs could get bone cancer let alone go through it. what a terrible thing. when time goes on…my daughter told me mom we need to start raising money for finding a cure. so that others do not have to go through what we did. i held back the tears and realized ;hey maybe there will be some good after all. This bone cancer needs to be stopped. in our world..how could we not figure it out. i just ask you all to pray for our family..and keep us in your prayers. I remember yesterday asking god to watch over buddy..and somehow he made me think of how much love he had to give his only son to die for us. I know that may sound odd. but losing buddy like this..just made me realize how much pain he was in. anyways…enough of me going on and on. i pray that all of you find peace somewhere, somehow and if you can find the peace than pass it on to others who need to find the peace. tis amazing how much we have in this world..but really how little we have that matters until it goes away. cyndi and buddy
March 16th, 2008 at 1:08 pm
Re Cyndi Sobczak mail 13 Feb 2008
Cyndi - please read my story left 16th March ‘A remarkable story…Holly‘ Amputating the leg can delay or stop of the spread of the cancer….
Good luck xxx