Went back for updated rads for the pulmonary nodule that was discovered in left cranial lung lobe at his 5.5 month check.  Have not seen actual report, however, radiologist and oncologist noted that the nodule had "slight progression" in size.  No evidence of other growth or spread.  Discussed, again,  my hesitance to even pursue anything more due to the fact the only option would be chemo and the oncologist has previously stated that it is an "unproven" method and no actual data to show if it would increase lifespan or even actually help.  Risks typically outweigh benefits with sickness and other negative side effects... sooooo... he actually felt that at this time to just continue to monitor and suggested a repeat of rads in about 2-3 months or so. Will look to schedule toward end of summer for another update.  At this time,  Fuzz is doing very well.  Outside of his missing front leg, and me knowing what is actually going on with him, you would not know anything wrong with him.  He plays, he eats well ( has not had change in weight since his amputation-weight has stayed same this entire 7 months) and above all he is his most outgoing loveable self!  He is on no medication, but I found another mushroom blend supplement that I am adding to his daily food.  I have read about so many using mushrooms and their qualities to fight and combat various cancers in both cats, dogs and humans.  Fuzz has taken to the Covid-19 quarantine well.   Despite me still having to work (corrections) every day, my off time has strictly been home with the fur baby crew.  Attached again is another updated Fuzz picture.. the little Fuzzworm he is!