Re: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

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~*~Hugs~*~ ~*~Akiba~*~ -- Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please! As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who arecurrently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons(white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgeryto have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recoveredjust beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survivesall this, as you will read.So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone aroundher neck and head is off and she is tearing around the place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The twoother "pups" are joining her in play. However:Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who isonly 18 years old (126 in human years), and has beendiagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, isfinally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son aretrying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which wouldbe legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apartment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident hadrecently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to takedown a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let himinto the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. I just peeled the name off each and every one of the thesevials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Ednawants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself takingcare of the poop, the pee, and feeding the dog soup with one ofthose plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioningthe fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to wantcompanionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.I told them that they would have to decide between them, but that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a gravein the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shallhave passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death."Bulletins will be issued."Love to you all, fromn, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!"

[Guest guest]

~*~Hugs~*~ ~*~Akiba~*~ -- Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please! As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who arecurrently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons(white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgeryto have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recoveredjust beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survivesall this, as you will read.So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone aroundher neck and head is off and she is tearing around the place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The twoother "pups" are joining her in play. However:Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who isonly 18 years old (126 in human years), and has beendiagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, isfinally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son aretrying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which wouldbe legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apartment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident hadrecently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to takedown a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let himinto the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. I just peeled the name off each and every one of the thesevials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Ednawants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself takingcare of the poop, the pee, and feeding the dog soup with one ofthose plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioningthe fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to wantcompanionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.I told them that they would have to decide between them, but that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a gravein the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shallhave passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death."Bulletins will be issued."Love to you all, fromn, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!"

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Akiba! if I had the money I would have taken thedog to the veterinarian for euthanization several days ago.AAAARRRRGGGGHHHH! (from PEANUTS' Schroeder),nTo: MSersLife Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 3:32:24 PMSubject: Re: Update

on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

~*~Hugs~*~ ~*~Akiba~*~ -- Update on the

Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please! As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who arecurrently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons(white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgeryto have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recoveredjust beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survivesall this, as you will read.So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone aroundher neck and head is off and she is tearing around the place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The twoother "pups" are joining her in play.

However:Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who isonly 18 years old (126 in human years), and has beendiagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, isfinally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son aretrying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which wouldbe legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apartment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident hadrecently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to takedown a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let himinto the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. I just peeled the name off each and every one of the thesevials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Ednawants to

wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself takingcare of the poop, the pee, and feeding the dog soup with one ofthose plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioningthe fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to wantcompanionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.I told them that they would have to decide between them, but that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a gravein the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shallhave passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death."Bulletins will be issued."Love to you all, fromn, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!"

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Akiba! if I had the money I would have taken thedog to the veterinarian for euthanization several days ago.AAAARRRRGGGGHHHH! (from PEANUTS' Schroeder),nTo: MSersLife Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 3:32:24 PMSubject: Re: Update

on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

~*~Hugs~*~ ~*~Akiba~*~ -- Update on the

Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please! As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who arecurrently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons(white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgeryto have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recoveredjust beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survivesall this, as you will read.So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone aroundher neck and head is off and she is tearing around the place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The twoother "pups" are joining her in play.

However:Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who isonly 18 years old (126 in human years), and has beendiagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, isfinally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son aretrying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which wouldbe legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apartment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident hadrecently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to takedown a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let himinto the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. I just peeled the name off each and every one of the thesevials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Ednawants to

wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself takingcare of the poop, the pee, and feeding the dog soup with one ofthose plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioningthe fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to wantcompanionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.I told them that they would have to decide between them, but that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a gravein the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shallhave passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death."Bulletins will be issued."Love to you all, fromn, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!"

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Akiba! if I had the money I would have taken thedog to the veterinarian for euthanization several days ago.AAAARRRRGGGGHHHH! (from PEANUTS' Schroeder),nTo: MSersLife Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 3:32:24 PMSubject: Re: Update

on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

~*~Hugs~*~ ~*~Akiba~*~ -- Update on the

Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please! As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who arecurrently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons(white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgeryto have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recoveredjust beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survivesall this, as you will read.So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone aroundher neck and head is off and she is tearing around the place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The twoother "pups" are joining her in play.

However:Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who isonly 18 years old (126 in human years), and has beendiagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, isfinally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son aretrying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which wouldbe legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apartment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident hadrecently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to takedown a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let himinto the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. I just peeled the name off each and every one of the thesevials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Ednawants to

wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself takingcare of the poop, the pee, and feeding the dog soup with one ofthose plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioningthe fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to wantcompanionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.I told them that they would have to decide between them, but that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a gravein the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shallhave passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death."Bulletins will be issued."Love to you all, fromn, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!"

[Guest guest]

Poor OOKI!  It's sounds like she has had a long good life.  It is also good she doesn't appear to be in pain...and that is a blessing.  Peace to you all.Jolie

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Thank you, Jolie. I am soooo tempted to ask my kidsfor help with this one!Love,nTo: MSersLife Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 3:41:43 PMSubject: Re: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON,

Please!

Poor OOKI! It's sounds like she has had a long good life. It is also good she doesn't appear to be in pain...and that is a blessing. Peace to you all.Jolie

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Jolie. I am soooo tempted to ask my kidsfor help with this one!Love,nTo: MSersLife Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 3:41:43 PMSubject: Re: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON,

Please!

Poor OOKI! It's sounds like she has had a long good life. It is also good she doesn't appear to be in pain...and that is a blessing. Peace to you all.Jolie

[Guest guest]

I'm sorry to hear this news. It's so hard to finally decide to part with a beloved pet, even though it is clearly the best thing for the pet.hugs to everyone involved Sharonjoin me on Facebook:Sharon Mars wobbletowalk@...This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife <MSersLife >Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 4:22:36 PMSubject: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO

OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who arecurrently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons(white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgeryto have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recoveredjust beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survivesall this, as you will read.So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone aroundher neck and head is off and she is tearing around the place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The twoother "pups" are joining her in play. However:Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who isonly 18 years old (126 in human

years), and has beendiagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, isfinally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son aretrying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which wouldbe legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apartment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident hadrecently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to takedown a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let himinto the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. I just peeled the name off each and every one of the thesevials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Ednawants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself takingcare of the poop, the pee, and feeding the

dog soup with one ofthose plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioningthe fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to wantcompanionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.I told them that they would have to decide between them, but that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a gravein the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shallhave passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death."Bulletins will be issued."Love to you all, fromn, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!"

[Guest guest]

I'm sorry to hear this news. It's so hard to finally decide to part with a beloved pet, even though it is clearly the best thing for the pet.hugs to everyone involved Sharonjoin me on Facebook:Sharon Mars wobbletowalk@...This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife <MSersLife >Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 4:22:36 PMSubject: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO

OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who arecurrently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons(white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgeryto have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recoveredjust beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survivesall this, as you will read.So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone aroundher neck and head is off and she is tearing around the place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The twoother "pups" are joining her in play. However:Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who isonly 18 years old (126 in human

years), and has beendiagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, isfinally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son aretrying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which wouldbe legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apartment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident hadrecently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to takedown a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let himinto the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. I just peeled the name off each and every one of the thesevials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Ednawants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself takingcare of the poop, the pee, and feeding the

dog soup with one ofthose plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioningthe fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to wantcompanionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.I told them that they would have to decide between them, but that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a gravein the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shallhave passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death."Bulletins will be issued."Love to you all, fromn, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!"

[Guest guest]

I'm sorry to hear this news. It's so hard to finally decide to part with a beloved pet, even though it is clearly the best thing for the pet.hugs to everyone involved Sharonjoin me on Facebook:Sharon Mars wobbletowalk@...This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife <MSersLife >Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 4:22:36 PMSubject: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO

OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who arecurrently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons(white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgeryto have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recoveredjust beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survivesall this, as you will read.So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone aroundher neck and head is off and she is tearing around the place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The twoother "pups" are joining her in play. However:Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who isonly 18 years old (126 in human

years), and has beendiagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, isfinally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son aretrying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which wouldbe legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apartment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident hadrecently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to takedown a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let himinto the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. I just peeled the name off each and every one of the thesevials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Ednawants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself takingcare of the poop, the pee, and feeding the

dog soup with one ofthose plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioningthe fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to wantcompanionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.I told them that they would have to decide between them, but that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a gravein the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shallhave passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death."Bulletins will be issued."Love to you all, fromn, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!"

[Guest guest]

It is not hard to part with her after 18 years! It is hard to not havethe means to have her humanely euthanized, although Edna'sson seems to be holding up well, and taking excellent care of her.The other "pups" are now acting worried. Edna keeps urging herson to euthanise the dog; they do have enough morphine to do it.I would do it, but it is really their call now.Dogs learn so much and develop so much--and we live so muchlonger and just seem to fully grasp so little by contrast.More tomorrow. Thank you, Sharon, and all in our group, and from Edna and her adult son, too.Love,nTo: MSersLife Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 8:57:24 PMSubject: Re: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

I'm sorry to hear this news. It's so hard to finally decide to part with a beloved pet, even though it is clearly the best thing for the pet.hugs to everyone involved Sharonjoin me on Facebook:Sharon Mars wobbletowalk@ yahoo.comThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. From: marion j rojas <marionjrojas2002@ yahoo.com>To: MSersLife <MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.com>Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 4:22:36 PMSubject: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO

OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who arecurrently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons(white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgeryto have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recoveredjust beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survivesall this, as you will read.So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone aroundher neck and head is off and she is tearing around the place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The twoother "pups" are joining her in play. However:Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who isonly 18 years old (126 in human

years), and has beendiagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, isfinally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son aretrying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which wouldbe legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apartment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident hadrecently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to takedown a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let himinto the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. I just peeled the name off each and every one of the thesevials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Ednawants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself takingcare of the poop, the pee, and feeding the

dog soup with one ofthose plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioningthe fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to wantcompanionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.I told them that they would have to decide between them, but that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a gravein the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shallhave passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death."Bulletins will be issued."Love to you all, fromn, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!"

[Guest guest]

It is not hard to part with her after 18 years! It is hard to not havethe means to have her humanely euthanized, although Edna'sson seems to be holding up well, and taking excellent care of her.The other "pups" are now acting worried. Edna keeps urging herson to euthanise the dog; they do have enough morphine to do it.I would do it, but it is really their call now.Dogs learn so much and develop so much--and we live so muchlonger and just seem to fully grasp so little by contrast.More tomorrow. Thank you, Sharon, and all in our group, and from Edna and her adult son, too.Love,nTo: MSersLife Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 8:57:24 PMSubject: Re: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

I'm sorry to hear this news. It's so hard to finally decide to part with a beloved pet, even though it is clearly the best thing for the pet.hugs to everyone involved Sharonjoin me on Facebook:Sharon Mars wobbletowalk@ yahoo.comThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. From: marion j rojas <marionjrojas2002@ yahoo.com>To: MSersLife <MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.com>Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 4:22:36 PMSubject: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO

OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who arecurrently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons(white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgeryto have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recoveredjust beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survivesall this, as you will read.So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone aroundher neck and head is off and she is tearing around the place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The twoother "pups" are joining her in play. However:Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who isonly 18 years old (126 in human

years), and has beendiagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, isfinally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son aretrying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which wouldbe legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apartment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident hadrecently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to takedown a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let himinto the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. I just peeled the name off each and every one of the thesevials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Ednawants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself takingcare of the poop, the pee, and feeding the

dog soup with one ofthose plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioningthe fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to wantcompanionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.I told them that they would have to decide between them, but that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a gravein the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shallhave passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death."Bulletins will be issued."Love to you all, fromn, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!"

[Guest guest]

It is not hard to part with her after 18 years! It is hard to not havethe means to have her humanely euthanized, although Edna'sson seems to be holding up well, and taking excellent care of her.The other "pups" are now acting worried. Edna keeps urging herson to euthanise the dog; they do have enough morphine to do it.I would do it, but it is really their call now.Dogs learn so much and develop so much--and we live so muchlonger and just seem to fully grasp so little by contrast.More tomorrow. Thank you, Sharon, and all in our group, and from Edna and her adult son, too.Love,nTo: MSersLife Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 8:57:24 PMSubject: Re: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

I'm sorry to hear this news. It's so hard to finally decide to part with a beloved pet, even though it is clearly the best thing for the pet.hugs to everyone involved Sharonjoin me on Facebook:Sharon Mars wobbletowalk@ yahoo.comThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. From: marion j rojas <marionjrojas2002@ yahoo.com>To: MSersLife <MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.com>Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 4:22:36 PMSubject: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO

OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who arecurrently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons(white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgeryto have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recoveredjust beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survivesall this, as you will read.So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone aroundher neck and head is off and she is tearing around the place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The twoother "pups" are joining her in play. However:Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who isonly 18 years old (126 in human

years), and has beendiagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, isfinally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son aretrying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which wouldbe legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apartment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident hadrecently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to takedown a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let himinto the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. I just peeled the name off each and every one of the thesevials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Ednawants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself takingcare of the poop, the pee, and feeding the

dog soup with one ofthose plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioningthe fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to wantcompanionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.I told them that they would have to decide between them, but that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a gravein the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shallhave passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death."Bulletins will be issued."Love to you all, fromn, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!"

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My thoughts will be with you, Edna, her son, and OOKI.Love to you and yours/Reb>> As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who are> currently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,> Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.> > The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons> (white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgery> to have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recovered> just beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survives> all this, as you will read.> > So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone around> her neck and head is off and she is tearing around the > place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The two> other "pups" are joining her in play. However:> > Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who is> only 18 years old (126 in human years), and has been> diagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, is> finally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,> cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son are> trying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which would> be legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.> > So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apart> ment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident had> recently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to take> down a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let him> into the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. > I just peeled the name off each and every one of the these> vials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.> > You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Edna> wants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself taking> care of the poop, the pee, and feeding the dog soup with one of> those plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioning> the fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to want> companionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.> > I told them that they would have to decide between them, but > that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have > just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a grave> in the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shall> have passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death.> > "Bulletins will be issued."> > Love to you all, from> n, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!">

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My thoughts will be with you, Edna, her son, and OOKI.Love to you and yours/Reb>> As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who are> currently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,> Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.> > The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons> (white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgery> to have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recovered> just beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survives> all this, as you will read.> > So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone around> her neck and head is off and she is tearing around the > place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The two> other "pups" are joining her in play. However:> > Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who is> only 18 years old (126 in human years), and has been> diagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, is> finally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,> cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son are> trying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which would> be legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.> > So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apart> ment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident had> recently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to take> down a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let him> into the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. > I just peeled the name off each and every one of the these> vials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.> > You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Edna> wants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself taking> care of the poop, the pee, and feeding the dog soup with one of> those plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioning> the fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to want> companionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.> > I told them that they would have to decide between them, but > that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have > just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a grave> in the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shall> have passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death.> > "Bulletins will be issued."> > Love to you all, from> n, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!">

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Oh n,18 years is a wonderfully ripe age for a dog! What a heartache and difficult decision to make. It is so hard to see an animal in that much pain...I'm glad Two Moons has made a full recovery. blessings to Edna and her son at this time,love to all, Kate Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!To: MSersLife > As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who are> currently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,> Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.> > The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons> (white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgery> to have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recovered> just beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survives> all this, as you will read.> > So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone around> her neck and head is off and she is tearing around the > place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The two> other "pups" are joining her in play. However:> > Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who is> only 18 years old (126 in human years), and has been> diagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, is> finally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,> cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son are> trying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which would> be legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.> > So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apart> ment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident had> recently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to take> down a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let him> into the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. > I just peeled the name off each and every one of the these> vials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.> > You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Edna> wants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself taking> care of the poop, the pee, and feeding the dog soup with one of> those plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioning> the fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to want> companionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.> > I told them that they would have to decide between them, but > that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have > just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a grave> in the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shall> have passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death.> > "Bulletins will be issued."> > Love to you all, from> n, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!">

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Oh n,18 years is a wonderfully ripe age for a dog! What a heartache and difficult decision to make. It is so hard to see an animal in that much pain...I'm glad Two Moons has made a full recovery. blessings to Edna and her son at this time,love to all, Kate Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!To: MSersLife > As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who are> currently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,> Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.> > The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons> (white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgery> to have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recovered> just beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survives> all this, as you will read.> > So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone around> her neck and head is off and she is tearing around the > place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The two> other "pups" are joining her in play. However:> > Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who is> only 18 years old (126 in human years), and has been> diagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, is> finally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,> cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son are> trying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which would> be legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.> > So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apart> ment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident had> recently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to take> down a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let him> into the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. > I just peeled the name off each and every one of the these> vials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.> > You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Edna> wants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself taking> care of the poop, the pee, and feeding the dog soup with one of> those plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioning> the fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to want> companionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.> > I told them that they would have to decide between them, but > that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have > just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a grave> in the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shall> have passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death.> > "Bulletins will be issued."> > Love to you all, from> n, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!">

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Oh n,18 years is a wonderfully ripe age for a dog! What a heartache and difficult decision to make. It is so hard to see an animal in that much pain...I'm glad Two Moons has made a full recovery. blessings to Edna and her son at this time,love to all, Kate Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!To: MSersLife > As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who are> currently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,> Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.> > The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons> (white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgery> to have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recovered> just beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survives> all this, as you will read.> > So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone around> her neck and head is off and she is tearing around the > place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The two> other "pups" are joining her in play. However:> > Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who is> only 18 years old (126 in human years), and has been> diagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, is> finally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,> cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son are> trying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which would> be legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.> > So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apart> ment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident had> recently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to take> down a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let him> into the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. > I just peeled the name off each and every one of the these> vials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.> > You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Edna> wants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself taking> care of the poop, the pee, and feeding the dog soup with one of> those plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioning> the fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to want> companionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.> > I told them that they would have to decide between them, but > that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have > just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a grave> in the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shall> have passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death.> > "Bulletins will be issued."> > Love to you all, from> n, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!">

[Guest guest]

n

This is not easy - I realize that - I have walked in your shoes several times

I am still mourning for Gracie that got out early last month - I know we will never find her. I also know it was her way to make transition.

I also know that she is safe on the other side and Dena Rae is taking care of her

A number of us had a stern talk to Dena during meditation - she got Gracie for - so she darn well better be taking care of her

This is a gift that all three of you can give to your sweet baby - she won't hurt or be handicapped anymore

and you have an angel watching out for you

she goes to sleep and wakes up at Rainbow Bridge

To: MSersLife Sent: Tue, January 12, 2010 12:49:31 AMSubject: Re: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

It is not hard to part with her after 18 years! It is hard to not havethe means to have her humanely euthanized, although Edna'sson seems to be holding up well, and taking excellent care of her.The other "pups" are now acting worried. Edna keeps urging herson to euthanise the dog; they do have enough morphine to do it.I would do it, but it is really their call now.Dogs learn so much and develop so much--and we live so muchlonger and just seem to fully grasp so little by contrast.More tomorrow. Thank you, Sharon, and all in our group, and from Edna and her adult son, too.Love,n

From: Sharon <wobbletowalk@ yahoo.com>To: MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.comSent: Mon, January 11, 2010 8:57:24 PMSubject: Re: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

I'm sorry to hear this news. It's so hard to finally decide to part with a beloved pet, even though it is clearly the best thing for the pet.hugs to everyone involved

Sharonjoin me on Facebook:Sharon Mars wobbletowalk@ yahoo.comThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

From: marion j rojas <marionjrojas2002@ yahoo.com>To: MSersLife <MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.com>Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 4:22:36 PMSubject: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who arecurrently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby..The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons(white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgeryto have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recoveredjust beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survivesall this, as you will read.So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone aroundher neck and head is off and she is tearing around the place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The twoother "pups" are joining her in play. However:Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who isonly 18 years old (126 in human years), and has beendiagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, isfinally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,cannot move since

yesterday, and Edna and son aretrying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which wouldbe legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apartment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident hadrecently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to takedown a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let himinto the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. I just peeled the name off each and every one of the thesevials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Ednawants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself takingcare of the poop, the pee, and feeding the dog soup with one ofthose plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioningthe fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI

appears to wantcompanionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.I told them that they would have to decide between them, but that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a gravein the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shallhave passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death."Bulletins will be issued."Love to you all, fromn, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!"

[Guest guest]

Oh dear n...

I so hurt for you.. and Edna.. and her son as well..

I don't know what I'd do if I had to make that decision about my Butter

Brown or Zucco..

Please know that my heart, thoughts and prayers are with you, and Edna

and her son all the way on what you have to do...

HUGS, HUGS & even more HUGS

|)onna

marion j rojas wrote:

>

>

> As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who are

> currently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,

> Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.

>

> The most energetic of the " pups, " 10-year-old Two Moons

> (white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgery

> to have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recovered

> just beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survives

> all this, as you will read.

>

> So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone around

> her neck and head is off and she is tearing around the

> place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The two

> other " pups " are joining her in play. However:

>

> Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for " Talks a Lot " ) who is

> only 18 years old (126 in human years), and has been

> diagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, is

> finally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,

> cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son are

> trying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which would

> be legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.

>

> So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apart

> ment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident had

> recently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to take

> down a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let him

> into the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me.

> I just peeled the name off each and every one of the these

> vials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.

>

> You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Edna

> wants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself taking

> care of the poop, the pee, and feeding the dog soup with one of

> those plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioning

> the fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to want

> companionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.

>

> I told them that they would have to decide between them, but

> that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have

> just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a grave

> in the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shall

> have passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death.

>

> " Bulletins will be issued. "

>

> Love to you all, from

> n, " a dog nut, " not a " doughnut! "

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Oh dear n...

I so hurt for you.. and Edna.. and her son as well..

I don't know what I'd do if I had to make that decision about my Butter

Brown or Zucco..

Please know that my heart, thoughts and prayers are with you, and Edna

and her son all the way on what you have to do...

HUGS, HUGS & even more HUGS

|)onna

marion j rojas wrote:

>

>

> As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who are

> currently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,

> Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.

>

> The most energetic of the " pups, " 10-year-old Two Moons

> (white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgery

> to have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recovered

> just beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survives

> all this, as you will read.

>

> So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone around

> her neck and head is off and she is tearing around the

> place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The two

> other " pups " are joining her in play. However:

>

> Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for " Talks a Lot " ) who is

> only 18 years old (126 in human years), and has been

> diagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, is

> finally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,

> cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son are

> trying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which would

> be legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.

>

> So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apart

> ment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident had

> recently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to take

> down a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let him

> into the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me.

> I just peeled the name off each and every one of the these

> vials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.

>

> You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Edna

> wants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself taking

> care of the poop, the pee, and feeding the dog soup with one of

> those plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioning

> the fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to want

> companionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.

>

> I told them that they would have to decide between them, but

> that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have

> just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a grave

> in the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shall

> have passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death.

>

> " Bulletins will be issued. "

>

> Love to you all, from

> n, " a dog nut, " not a " doughnut! "

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Oh dear n...

I so hurt for you.. and Edna.. and her son as well..

I don't know what I'd do if I had to make that decision about my Butter

Brown or Zucco..

Please know that my heart, thoughts and prayers are with you, and Edna

and her son all the way on what you have to do...

HUGS, HUGS & even more HUGS

|)onna

marion j rojas wrote:

>

>

> As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who are

> currently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,

> Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.

>

> The most energetic of the " pups, " 10-year-old Two Moons

> (white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgery

> to have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recovered

> just beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survives

> all this, as you will read.

>

> So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone around

> her neck and head is off and she is tearing around the

> place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The two

> other " pups " are joining her in play. However:

>

> Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for " Talks a Lot " ) who is

> only 18 years old (126 in human years), and has been

> diagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, is

> finally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,

> cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son are

> trying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which would

> be legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.

>

> So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apart

> ment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident had

> recently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to take

> down a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let him

> into the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me.

> I just peeled the name off each and every one of the these

> vials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.

>

> You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Edna

> wants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself taking

> care of the poop, the pee, and feeding the dog soup with one of

> those plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioning

> the fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to want

> companionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.

>

> I told them that they would have to decide between them, but

> that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have

> just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a grave

> in the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shall

> have passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death.

>

> " Bulletins will be issued. "

>

> Love to you all, from

> n, " a dog nut, " not a " doughnut! "

>

>

>

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Hi nGood luck to all of you. I know it's very hard and sad to lose a loved pet. Been there a few times. But it's definitely easier than to see them suffer all the time. You'll be in my thoughts. I must admit, they sound very strong people to do it on their own. I took my dog to the vet, stayed with him and he just fell asleep in my arms. He was so peaceful.. I gave him a sedative (for doggies) before we took him to the vet. He was in a lot of pain, but with the sedative, he was more relaxing.Love to all of youTo: MSersLife <MSersLife >Sent: Tue, January 12, 2010 1:22:36 AMSubject: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who arecurrently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons(white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgeryto have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recoveredjust beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survivesall this, as you will read.So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone aroundher neck and head is off and she is tearing around the place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The twoother "pups" are joining her in play. However:Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who isonly 18 years old (126 in human

years), and has beendiagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, isfinally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son aretrying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which wouldbe legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apartment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident hadrecently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to takedown a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let himinto the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. I just peeled the name off each and every one of the thesevials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Ednawants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself takingcare of the poop, the pee, and feeding the

dog soup with one ofthose plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioningthe fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to wantcompanionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.I told them that they would have to decide between them, but that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a gravein the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shallhave passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death."Bulletins will be issued."Love to you all, fromn, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!"

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Hi nGood luck to all of you. I know it's very hard and sad to lose a loved pet. Been there a few times. But it's definitely easier than to see them suffer all the time. You'll be in my thoughts. I must admit, they sound very strong people to do it on their own. I took my dog to the vet, stayed with him and he just fell asleep in my arms. He was so peaceful.. I gave him a sedative (for doggies) before we took him to the vet. He was in a lot of pain, but with the sedative, he was more relaxing.Love to all of youTo: MSersLife <MSersLife >Sent: Tue, January 12, 2010 1:22:36 AMSubject: Update on the Rojas family dogs--not MS-related/ DO NOT COPY TO OTHER GROUP OR PERSON, Please!

As many of you know, I own four wolf-dogs (hybrids) who arecurrently residing at the home of my dear friend who has MS,Edna, and her elder son, who live nearby.The most energetic of the "pups," 10-year-old Two Moons(white quarter moon above each eye), recently had surgeryto have a giant benign cyst removed. She has recoveredjust beautifully. It will be a miracle if Edna's son survivesall this, as you will read.So, Two Moons' stitches are out; the plastic cone aroundher neck and head is off and she is tearing around the place; fortunately, they own two lots of land! The twoother "pups" are joining her in play. However:Now, the mother, OOKI, (Aleut for "Talks a Lot") who isonly 18 years old (126 in human

years), and has beendiagnosed with metastasized cancer YEARS ago, isfinally on her way out. . .appears to have had a stroke,cannot move since yesterday, and Edna and son aretrying to find a way to euthanise her at home--which wouldbe legal in Oregon and in many other states, but is not here.So, I had told some of the residents and friends in my apartment building about this. One guy, noting that a resident hadrecently succumbed, just arrived with enough morphine to takedown a tiger; he somehow got the building manager to let himinto the deceased's apartment and just brought it to me. I just peeled the name off each and every one of the thesevials. Edna and I are both diabetic, so we have syringes.You get the picture: The son really wants to do this, but Ednawants to wait. Meanwhile, the poor son is killing himself takingcare of the poop, the pee, and feeding the

dog soup with one ofthose plastic tubes with a squeeze bulb at the end (for suctioningthe fat off broth, stock, meat juices, etc). OOKI appears to wantcompanionship, but not to be in pain, but is largely paralyzed.I told them that they would have to decide between them, but that I wanted the stuff (medicine) out of my place, so I have just delivered it to them. Edna's son is busy digging a gravein the yard. I rather think that in about three days OOKI shallhave passed on to wherever doggies/wolves do after death."Bulletins will be issued."Love to you all, fromn, "a dog nut," not a "doughnut!"