Yes, you. Sorry, this will be long, we have a lot to be thankful for. First our secret—we’ve reached a happy benchmark. In all the decision making we had to do on Fallon’s behalf, we knew it was all a crap shoot. Maybe the cancer would be found to be worse when she was […]
Quoting Dr. Sue—“Fallon looks FABULOUS!” We got up very early to get to Connecticut by 11AM, but it was an easy drive. We arrived and went in with Suzanne, Dr. Sue’s Vet Tech, and filled her in on the past 3 weeks. The biggest issue was that Fallon spiked quite a fever—but despite her high […]
We decided to get a rehab consult for Fallon to give her the best chance possible to be a successful and efficient tripawd. We were hoping to learn some ways to support and guide her to ways that would keep her from injury and help her function without pain and discomfort—in particular, given her age. […]
Things seem a little better every day Today it is a week since Fallon’s first chemo. She really weathered it with no ill effects. We’ve seen none of the things we were supposed to look out for—no loose stools or nausea, her appetite is great and she’s feeling really good—and acting like her old self […]
It’s been an eventful 3 weeks. Fallon seems to feel a little better every day, and looks and acts more like herself. Her amputation surgery was 3 weeks ago today. We’ve come a long way, with quite a distance to cover yet. Nonetheless, I am having one of my hopeful days today. Great news […]
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