You've probably seen that saying all over the place: Etsy, Pinterest, coffee mugs, everywhere. I think it's everywhere because, well, who doesn't love references to The Beatles? And, also, because it's a universal truth. Our dogs make us happy and keep us healthy. It's a fact; they keep us physically well. The American Heart Association found that pet owners lowered their risk of heart
On osteosarcoma and amputation
"You chose to amputate the leg," the oncology resident nodded. "It's not an easy decision but, I think, the right one." Frankly, for me, the decision wasn't a difficult one: Without amputation, this insidious cancer, osteosarcoma, would take Lucas in only a few months, if not weeks. With amputation, his prognosis expanded to around four months. With amputation plus chemo (a topic for another
Chemo day one? Done! Here’s what’s next…
Oh, hi there! Remember me? I've certainly missed checking in and hearing from you. How's everything been going for you and your pups? Things have been a smidge nutty around here, but I think (I hope, anyway) that I'm finally getting a handle on all of it. Or, I will have a handle on it by the end of this week. That's the plan anyway! For now, a quick run-down: 1. Lucas started chemo
The stitches come out tomorrow!
(To the tune of "The sun will come out tomorrow," of course!) The stitches come out tomorrow! So, they gotta hang on til tomorrow, come what may! Tomorrow, tomorrow no sutures tomorrow! It's only a day awayyyyyy! No? Ahem. OK, I hate to even type this sentence because there are still about 20 hours until these stitches get removed, but... this is the first time EVER we made it through
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