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Grovers Update
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9 April 2020
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We are feeling very, very thankful today. COVID-19 has presented challenges to a lot of veterinarians (and people in general) but today we were able to get a met check. Grover has been a bit slower lately and they felt that this warranted a check in ... and we are relieved, happy and thankful to report that he is still free of visible pulmonary metastases and his rib met has remained stable for 6 months. Likely he is just slowing down a bit between having his pre-existing orthopedic challenges, over 9 months on 3 legs and not being able to go to rehab in light of current events. 

I included (I think?) a video of him goofing around with his favorite football. We are very thankful for this group and all of their encouragement. 

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9 April 2020
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Go go Groooooover! You look so terrific big boy! smiley_clap What a joy to see you prancing and pronking. I don't think you have a resource guarding bone in that big ol body of yours, you are such a sweetie.

Stable metastasis is as great as it gets when you're dealing with this kind of issue. You are ROCKIN it Grover!

We get strength and hope knowing that yes it IS possible to keep this disease from progressing, thank you for taking time to stop by. Czar's mom could really use the pawsitivity right now, he also has metastasis happening and we're all hoping it behaves.

Meanwhile we all send lots and lots of love to Grover and you, he truly is a big giant miracle on 3 paws. sp_hearticon2sp_hearticon2sp_hearticon2

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OMD!!!    CONGRATULATIONS  ON SUCH  A GOOD VET UPDATE!!!  SO THRILLED TO HEAR THIS GOOD NEWS!!😁😁😁👏👏

This calls for ice cream🍨 and cake 🥮🍰....or at least more squeaky  footballs!!🏈🏈

To see Grover have so much fun with his toy has me grinning ear to ear😀   No, he clearly isn't  "resource guarding"....he's  giving that football a piece of his mind and clearly  ha ing a blast doing it!!   To see him living life to the fullest and having  so much joy is why we do what we do! 

Thanks so much for checking  in and giving us a chance  to celebrate  the good news!  And, of course, a chance to be happy watching  him have so much fun😁

Hugs!

Sally and Alumni Happy Hannah and Merry Myrtle and Frankie too!

Happy Hannah had a glorious additional bonus time of over one yr & two months after amp for osteo! She made me laugh everyday! Joined April's Angels after send off meal of steak, ice cream, M&Ms & deer poop!

10 April 2020
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That is such great news! 

this is the first video In have seen of Grover. He is one handsome and happy pup!

Is He in the Shepard family???

Just asking, I know one day down the road I would like to have another big dog.

My Beautiful Beloved Brownie was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma on February 26, 2019.  With all odds against him he lived an additional one year and eight days with amputation, love, and prayer.  I was honored to be his mom, and I have never been so proud!  He will live forever in my Heart!

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10 April 2020
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I just watched again.  Great Dane! Sorry it's early, but He is beautiful and love his color.

My Beautiful Beloved Brownie was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma on February 26, 2019.  With all odds against him he lived an additional one year and eight days with amputation, love, and prayer.  I was honored to be his mom, and I have never been so proud!  He will live forever in my Heart!

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Grover is having such fun!  Griffin used to have one of those squeaky footballs and loved it.  I can't wait until Griffin is ready to play with his toys again and in the meantime, I'll enjoy watching Grover's videos!

Griffin lived an amazing life for 11 years! Diagnosed with osteosarcoma on March 17, 2020, Griffin's right forelimb was amputated on April 2, 2020. Ten days later he was running and playing fetch! Lung metastasis discovered in July 2020 did not slow down Griffin and he lived joyfully for the next 7 months, passing peacefully at home on February 11, 2021. https://griffin.tripawds.com

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We jokingly call him a "lesser Dane" because he is small (95 lbs) and not exactly what a Great Dane enthusiast would call a great specimen of the breed (we got him from a rescue and of course don't care ourselves). His "small" size has been in our favor for this last chapter though! 

I hope that Czar will have the same luck we have had - we are also on the Yale vaccine and Losartan. You never know if it's luck or something you're actually doing, but no matter what it is ... we will take it! 

One more video of my husband and him playing. There's something about an old dog still playing with his toys that just melts my heart. So glad that with everyone's encouragement here we gave him a chance and for the support during the first few hard weeks - no matter what the future holds these have been 9 amazing months. 

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