Thank you for your response, and you're exactly right...Sandy is Sandy...happy and continuing to enjoy life's adventures, walks and hurdles like always. 

Just breaks my heart for her that my best friend, fur kid has to go through more when already having come so far. 

They aspirated on Sunday just passed as the lump had grown since the last visit but I was concerned about the new one on her face that had grown and petrewed from her skin. That one surprisingly is benign but the other is the worry of the sarcoma. 

The vet said it doesn't appear to be linked to her amputation cancer which I hold onto as a positive aspect on it all. But non the less it needs removing and identifying as to what type it is through having the lump analysed once removed. 

i pray that once cut out it poses no further issues but it's so hard to stay holding on that hope when so much has happened previously. Even six times later it doesn't get any easier even when I fear the worst every vet trip over her lumps and bumps knowing deep down here we go again. The fight to hold back the tears. 

I know she's aging now too and that petrifies me, but she's just so incredibly amazing and strong that nothing says stop! Everything says keep battling and it's her that I get the answer from each time to fight. 

Just wish and hoped that by now she would be clear of cancer or there would be a miracle cure. 

We are determined that this will not defeat us. 

Well Sandy and I are back home. Chicken and rice consumed and snoozes under the blanket had. She's laying on her wounds (face and side) so can't be too sore. She done that with her amputation site also. To me it'd be too painful to rest on it but she appears to be at ease on it. 

Check up due Monday then stitches out the following weekend. 

Lots of cries when i collected her - from Sandy I must add. I kept my emotions in check this evening. Think I dried out my tears this morning dropping her off. 

Her wounds are neat. Fur needs to grow back again now. Poor baby. They coordinated her bandage to her collar which was trendy. Haha. 

Pain relief to start Tomo morning to keep in check. Previcox prescribed. The fun of smothering them in butter to get her to eat them will begin early. 

So pleased to have her home and proud for her continuing strength and resilience. Now to pray that the margins and lump removed is gone forever without any further concerns.  The dread wait for results now.