Jerry,

I appreciate you and your straightforward answer. For me and for the others. Your answer now and before has helped me more than you will ever know. Your comments are very thoughtful and well thought out and your answer was perfect and exactly what I needed to hear at this time. I havent schedule a consult yet. However, I do think one is warrantied. Not really so much for Coco, but for me arming myself with all the information needed for my own piece of mind. You know if they could guarantee a high success rate the financial side of it would be a much easier decision. Either way I feel I did the right thing with the amputation.and improved her quality of life. How she has bounced back hopping on three legs is Incredible. 

Thank You

Just an update on my girl Coco. She is very happy and gets around amazingly. I have scheduled a phone consultation with the oncologist on Feb 8th and hoping to hear at least some possible best case scenarios and or possibilities. At this point I feel after some researching and all that, I would at least give the chemo(Lumostine) a shot and as long as she doesn't have and serious side effects. I feel at this point it will give her the best chance of living a better quality of life for a bit longer. The hope is that it hasn't metastasized yet and from what I am reading will provide the best results and she could hopefully gain a year or so on her life, opposed to the average of 3-4 months without treatment. I feel if I don't give this a shot I would have left some cards on the table and I don't want to have any regrets later. I would certainly regret not trying. Although, I would not regret doing the amputation. What a rollercoaster of emotions I have experienced over the last two months. It has  been very overwhelming. Will keep you updated. Thanks for listening.