I'm going to add another thing that really helped me (you may have read it in some of the posted links, but I'll say it again).  As silly as it sounds, we decided to have a conversation with Jack.  We sat him down, and had a chit chat where we told him that he was sick, but that we were going to do everything within our power to make him feel better.  We also told him that if the pain ever got to be too much, he could let us know and we would take care of that as well.  Then, at the end of every night while lying in bed, we would tell Jack everything we enjoyed doing with him that day.  As unimportant as it may sound, it really helped me feel like we were all on the same page and that we were all in this together.  Thinking about you guys!!!

<3 Laura and JackDog  

One of my dear friends told me that if you worry too much about the future you forget to enjoy the present. Its true. When my Leo was first diagnosed with cancer I thought my world had ended. After about a week I realized that I needed to get positive and project that energy to Leo. Of course I was scared of the end and what would happen and how I could possibly go on without him but I tried to put that out of my mind as much as possible. There were some nights when everyone was asleep that I would cry and think about losing him. But the next day and every day of the 17 months I had him after his diagnosis I was happy and did the best I could to see his stumpy tail wiggling around on his butt. Its hard but enjoy the present as much as you can. Pick up the toys and play and focus on how good Eva is doing now. Tomorrow do the same thing. Every single day is a gift.

Sheri and Angel Leo