faith77
Boxer Pal
Hi everybody. I lurk a lot here, haven't posted in a while, but I love reading the forums. I adopted my baby, Faith, a year and half ago from Boxer Rescue LA. I found out today she has advanced lymphoma.
After agonizing and crying nonstop all day, I'm opting not to do chemo for her. I'm trying to make the best choice for me and for her, and it's so hard. I've never been through anything like this in my life. I'm going to make her as comfortable as possible and let her go with love. I've never had a dog before, and I can't believe she's being taken from me after such a short time. Likewise, I can't believe how much having her has changed me and my life for the better, and for that I'm incredibly grateful.
She had a rough life before I rescued her, but I hope her last year and half has been blissful. I think it has, I've done everything I can to make SURE it has. I wanted to thank everyone here for all their advice and insight. Hug your babies today, because you never know how long you have with them!
After agonizing and crying nonstop all day, I'm opting not to do chemo for her. I'm trying to make the best choice for me and for her, and it's so hard. I've never been through anything like this in my life. I'm going to make her as comfortable as possible and let her go with love. I've never had a dog before, and I can't believe she's being taken from me after such a short time. Likewise, I can't believe how much having her has changed me and my life for the better, and for that I'm incredibly grateful.
She had a rough life before I rescued her, but I hope her last year and half has been blissful. I think it has, I've done everything I can to make SURE it has. I wanted to thank everyone here for all their advice and insight. Hug your babies today, because you never know how long you have with them!