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We are praying no side effects here too!! If Manni has side effects STOP and try another route!
Tina NO APLOGIES OMC seriously you did not type that!?!? We want you to spend every minute with Manni! You do not need to be on this site!! The only reason to get on is for you and Manni if need be !! OK!!!!
Scrambling and trying to get your bearings all HUMAN! All NORMAL ! We have your back!!
Sally is right you asking us not to breathe;) We will hold our breath best we can!!
We are always here for you one way or another ! Just know we are keeping you both in our thoughts and prayers!
Manni your table manners are the BEST buddy! Not a drop outside of his cup!!
Thats what we love seeing you and Manni enjoying each day! Ice Cream DAILY
Tina NO APLOGIES OMC seriously you did not type that!?!? We want you to spend every minute with Manni! You do not need to be on this site!! The only reason to get on is for you and Manni if need be !! OK!!!!
Exactly! That is quite enough of that!
Love the video. It's like he's really tasting it, enjoying every single lick. With my two, it's just guzzle and gone. Well, me too, I guess...
Does he save the wafer for last? Or maybe he leaves it? Sensible boy. Room for more ice cream.
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Also Angel Tripawd Meg (aka The Megastar), who died in April 2023, aged 14, after seven glorious years on three, and Angel Staffies Elsie Pie and Bille. In the pawprints of giants...
tazziedog said
Jerry, our local oncologist uses Palladia a lot and I do not think time of day matters. I have not seen people instructed to wear gloves. Main side effects are on the stomach but few people stop it. I have not noted low white counts but that has been reported. It is pricey but since it is oral there is no charge for IV catheter or fluids like with other chemo drugs.Pam
Thank you for clarifying, this is great information!
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Tina, I'm just catching up on this.
I am with you, Manni and his quality of life is all that matters. And I completely understand the non consoling part.
I know I don't have experience with these treatments and this kind of cancer but I am here and I am happy to lend my ears to bounce ideas off of and help with research if you need it. Sag einfach Bescheid.
Sally's joke and your 'Making Ice Cream great again" are funny. Who says Germans don't have a sense of humor?
Thinking of you and Manni
Much love. Fühlt Euch gedrückt.
Mascha & Schlomo
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