Showing posts with label bone cancer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bone cancer. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Not a Day Goes By. . .
So hard to believe it has been nearly 3 months since we lost our precious boy after an 8 month battle against bone cancer...not a day goes by that our hearts do not ache for you Taff...we miss you so much & will never forget you. How we wish that bump on your cheek a year ago had been just a bump.
Monday, October 3, 2011
Oh How I Treasure Photos. . .
Taffy would sit outside my window in Sydney until I let him inside…I think after starting out his life either chained to a block or wandering the streets, all he wanted to do was be with you, right by your side.
Labels:
Australia,
bone cancer,
custom pet portraits,
death,
Kelpie,
Lara Harris,
New Zealand Huntaway,
Sydney,
Taffy
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Devastating News...
Went to the vet today & Taffy's tumor has grown & is now inside his mouth as well as his face. He was given a super strong chemo drug today & we will know this week if it works. If it does he will have 6 treatments in hopes that it saves his life...this is his last chance. Please pray for God's mercy. I haven't prayed harder for anything in my entire life.
Labels:
bone cancer,
chemo,
custom pet portraits,
Michigan artist,
Neoplasene,
Osteosarcoma,
Taffy
Friday, June 10, 2011
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Destroying the Tumor & Saving Taffy's Life...
We went to the Oncologist today & they injected the bone with Neoplasene and the tumor some more...it ruptured this afternoon which is good! It will continue to drain & eventually fall off & only leave healthy tissue behind. Praying his eye will be ok...but praying more that his life will be saved! God, we need a miracle.
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
We Have Hope!. . .Taffy's Battle with Osteosarcoma
Back from the Oncologist and feeling SO hopeful! She injected Taffy's tumor with something called Neoplasene which is from a bloodroot plant. It will destroy the cancer cells and leave the good cells alone. Next week she will also implant some into the bone itself, where the cancer originated from. A dog that had worse bone cancer than Taffy survived by using this treatment! You can read the article here: Oral Cancer in Dogs So grateful to Dr. Greear and Advanced Veterinary Care Group for everything they have done in giving Taffy a fighting chance! :))
P.S. You can see how this stuff works here, it's kinda fascinating! : http://www.buckmountainbotanicals.net/pdf/clinical_guide.pdf
P.S. You can see how this stuff works here, it's kinda fascinating! : http://www.buckmountainbotanicals.net/pdf/clinical_guide.pdf
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