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Thanks Mike.
I used to have insurance ,but never got ahead of the insurance fee. This was a $2000.00 bill so the company I had would not have even covered half of that. Thankfully, we have 2 good pensions here so can handle the cost. If it is cancer though, I'll put the dog down when life is no longer fun for him - one of the many responsibilities of owning a dog. I'd hoped he'd live to 14, but if it is cancer an older rescue will be next.
Hopefully the results will be back soon.
Sharon hoping it works out for you guys.
Hope it works out Sharon. SEven is very young IMO.
Well, it is a low grade tumor.....Apocrine adenomas in a sweat gland. Very uncommon. They grow slowly and there is no chance of recurrence following surgical extirpation. He sees the specialist surgeon next week.
Appreciate the PMs/posts I've received; thank you.
Best of luck, years ago my dog had surgery for swollen gland or glands beside her butt. They didn't attach or damage anything just a noticable swollen lump. She was back to herself in a couple weeks following surgery.Quote:
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Positive thoughts!
Cole sees the surgeon on the 28th for an attempted complete removal of the tumor. That will be my last effort so praying for a good outcome.Quote:
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Good Luck
for those who are asking:
Before we could get a CAT scan /surgery ,cancer had moved from the skull to the brain. Seizures starting. Nothing can be done. We'll put him down when he's suffering. (Today he's running around like a pup.:)) Only 7; I'd hoped he'd live till 14, but..... I believe God is still in control.
That is too bad Sharon.... Wishing you the best possible outcome....