Re: Losing friends (was: reply/ Canine lymphoma)

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Shari - I am so sorry to learn of your loss.

My beloved Biarki is gone over a year now, and I still cannot think too much about him, or I cry. There was nothing to try and do for him - he simply had a massive stroke, fell off the back porch and died. The shock of it was, for me, enormous. And I hadn't quite gotten over losing his mother to a spay gone bad, even though that had been a few years prior.

I sometimes wonder if it's even worse to lose a "pet" than blood kin.

One day we will both be able to remember these entities with nothing but smiles, feel only the joy of having shared time with them.

Here's to that day, girl -

Ev

> Re: Canine lymphoma

> Sorry to tell you this, but there isn't much out there to stop lymphoma. Our Ziggy passed a week before Christmas having been diagnosed on October 6 of last year. We did the Essiac for dogs and some very potent Chinese herbs the holistic vet gave us and nothing touched it.