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The vet just called a little earlier ⦠it is cancer, and probably a secondary cancer, spread from somewhere else. Thereâs a remote chance it could be a fungal infection, but based on the location etc thatâs unlikely. So, Iâm going to keep her comfortable and be intentional about her âend of life.â No invasive tests or treatments. Going to keep giving her the pain meds we already have, and can increase the dosage, if it seems to be helping, which it's not really, so far. Her appetite and all are still good, so there's that.
The vet just called a little earlier … it is cancer, and probably a secondary cancer, spread from somewhere else. There’s a remote chance it could be a fungal infection, but based on the location etc that’s unlikely. So, I’m going to keep her comfortable and be intentional about her “end of life.” No invasive tests or treatments. Going to keep giving her the pain meds we already have, and can increase the dosage, if it seems to be helping, which it's not really, so far. Her appetite and all are still good, so there's that.
So sorry to see this , E. Looks like you have her care well in hand, good on you, my friend. Take good care of yourself as well. Sending you both vibes of peace and love.
The vet just called a little earlier ⦠it is cancer, and probably a secondary cancer, spread from somewhere else. Thereâs a remote chance it could be a fungal infection, but based on the location etc thatâs unlikely. So, Iâm going to keep her comfortable and be intentional about her âend of life.â No invasive tests or treatments. Going to keep giving her the pain meds we already have, and can increase the dosage, if it seems to be helping, which it's not really, so far. Her appetite and all are still good, so there's that.
The vet just called a little earlier ⦠it is cancer, and probably a secondary cancer, spread from somewhere else. Thereâs a remote chance it could be a fungal infection, but based on the location etc thatâs unlikely. So, Iâm going to keep her comfortable and be intentional about her âend of life.â No invasive tests or treatments. Going to keep giving her the pain meds we already have, and can increase the dosage, if it seems to be helping, which it's not really, so far. Her appetite and all are still good, so there's that.
Sorry to hear, my heart goes out to you. I lost my kitty, Sweetness, to cancer around this time last year. I adopted her at age 2 & she was 15 when she passed. She took good care of me over the years.
The vet just called a little earlier ⦠it is cancer, and probably a secondary cancer, spread from somewhere else. Thereâs a remote chance it could be a fungal infection, but based on the location etc thatâs unlikely. So, Iâm going to keep her comfortable and be intentional about her âend of life.â No invasive tests or treatments. Going to keep giving her the pain meds we already have, and can increase the dosage, if it seems to be helping, which it's not really, so far. Her appetite and all are still good, so there's that.
So sorry. We just went through that with our little Cass. I'm still pretty broken hearted, but I feel good about letting her go without a lot of the 'hanging on' efforts that don't add anything more than a couple of low quality months. It's hard as hell, but you're doing the right thing.
The vet just called a little earlier ⦠it is cancer, and probably a secondary cancer, spread from somewhere else. Thereâs a remote chance it could be a fungal infection, but based on the location etc thatâs unlikely. So, Iâm going to keep her comfortable and be intentional about her âend of life.â No invasive tests or treatments. Going to keep giving her the pain meds we already have, and can increase the dosage, if it seems to be helping, which it's not really, so far. Her appetite and all are still good, so there's that.
Oh this is so hard. That pupper's had a rough go of it and so have you! Giv'er a smooch from us all.
The vet just called a little earlier ⦠it is cancer, and probably a secondary cancer, spread from somewhere else. Thereâs a remote chance it could be a fungal infection, but based on the location etc thatâs unlikely. So, Iâm going to keep her comfortable and be intentional about her âend of life.â No invasive tests or treatments. Going to keep giving her the pain meds we already have, and can increase the dosage, if it seems to be helping, which it's not really, so far. Her appetite and all are still good, so there's that.
The vet just called a little earlier ⦠it is cancer, and probably a secondary cancer, spread from somewhere else. Thereâs a remote chance it could be a fungal infection, but based on the location etc thatâs unlikely. So, Iâm going to keep her comfortable and be intentional about her âend of life.â No invasive tests or treatments. Going to keep giving her the pain meds we already have, and can increase the dosage, if it seems to be helping, which it's not really, so far. Her appetite and all are still good, so there's that.
Took Weezie to the vet this morning for her worsening limp. He took X-rays which donât look good. Front right leg bones very âdifferentâ from left. Sending them out to a radiologist to review. Possibly sarcoma. Got a âscript for something different and continuing/increasing the pain meds sheâd been on for her arthritis. Good vibes very welcome.
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Aug 14, 2025 - 8:01pm
Antigone wrote:
Took Weezie to the vet this morning for her worsening limp. He took X-rays which don’t look good. Front right leg bones very “different” from left. Sending them out to a radiologist to review. Possibly sarcoma. Got a ‘script for something different and continuing/increasing the pain meds she’d been on for her arthritis. Good vibes very welcome.
Took Weezie to the vet this morning for her worsening limp. He took X-rays which donât look good. Front right leg bones very âdifferentâ from left. Sending them out to a radiologist to review. Possibly sarcoma. Got a âscript for something different and continuing/increasing the pain meds sheâd been on for her arthritis. Good vibes very welcome.
Took Weezie to the vet this morning for her worsening limp. He took X-rays which donât look good. Front right leg bones very âdifferentâ from left. Sending them out to a radiologist to review. Possibly sarcoma. Got a âscript for something different and continuing/increasing the pain meds sheâd been on for her arthritis. Good vibes very welcome.
Took Weezie to the vet this morning for her worsening limp. He took X-rays which donât look good. Front right leg bones very âdifferentâ from left. Sending them out to a radiologist to review. Possibly sarcoma. Got a âscript for something different and continuing/increasing the pain meds sheâd been on for her arthritis. Good vibes very welcome.
Oh that dog! Wishing her and her mom some restful and happy days.
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Aug 14, 2025 - 9:08am
Antigone wrote:
Took Weezie to the vet this morning for her worsening limp. He took X-rays which donât look good. Front right leg bones very âdifferentâ from left. Sending them out to a radiologist to review. Possibly sarcoma. Got a âscript for something different and continuing/increasing the pain meds sheâd been on for her arthritis. Good vibes very welcome.
I know about that arthritis effect since the visit with the orthopedic doctor this month. I ainât moving like I use to anymore without pain.
Took Weezie to the vet this morning for her worsening limp. He took X-rays which donât look good. Front right leg bones very âdifferentâ from left. Sending them out to a radiologist to review. Possibly sarcoma. Got a âscript for something different and continuing/increasing the pain meds sheâd been on for her arthritis. Good vibes very welcome.
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Aug 1, 2025 - 7:25pm
ScottFromWyoming wrote:
I saw Dave Edmunds a few times; first was on this tour in 1982. He's in the hospital and the reports are not good, so
Yes it was sad that he had a cardiac episode. He passed in his wifeâs arms after being resuscitated. The musician is now in hospital with brain damage and severe memory loss. So sad.
So sorry, E.
