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Emilysmom

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23 November 2009 - 4:30 pm

Thanks for the update on Mac.  I understand why you aren't having the lump removed.  Knowing one way or the other won't change how much you spoil, I mean love, Mac.  I never got good at living for the day so I applaud you.

Debra & Angel Emily

Debra & Emily, a five year old doberman mix, who was diagnosed with an osteosaecoma. She had a right rear leg amputation on May 19, 2009. On November 10, 2009 she earned her wings and regained her fourth leg.

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23 November 2009 - 6:12 pm

Hi well-loved (spoiled rotten) Mac and Amy

Glad to hear it is not growing too quickly. My vet got lots of neoplastic cells from Tazzie's aspirate, so maybe that is a good sign if yours did not pick up any. Thanks for keeping us posted.

Susan & Tazzie Boy

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