Good morning,
I am new on this forum. I have metastatic breast cancer with mets in pelvis, spine, ribs and skull. My four dogs are the main reason I get up every day. They keep me going and active with walking them in the woods everyday. I just wanted to say hi.
Lee x
Hello Lee and best wishes. Benji sends best woofs to your lovely troupe.
Hi Benji my Teddy, Cody, Nutmeg and Georgie send woofs to you too. Have a pawsome day x
Hi Lee,
What a lovely brood.
Here’s Mr Kevin Smithers, but you can just call him Mr Smithers. He’s a fourteen year old Tibetan Terrier who we rescued after was locked up for two years. We’ve had him for twelve years, He’s a supportive lad.
Are you happy to share more about your doggies?
I am in between treatment for colorectal cancer and waiting on my MRI.
I hope today is a good day.
Neil.
Hi Neil and Mr Smithers. He is a handsome boy, why was he locked up, was he used for breeding. I dont think I have seen a Tibetan Terrier before. We have a Tibetan Mastiff who we see on our walks, he is scared of my tiny dogs . I have two long haired Chihuahuas, Teddy and Cody and Nutmeg who is a mixed breed who is a rescue from Romania and Georgie who is a Yorkie (and the boss). Is the MRI to see if you need more treatment? I hate waiting for scans etc. I am waiting for a MRI on my leg as I have found a lump. I am having palliative treatment but feel really well. My babies keep me very active which helps with my back pain.
Lee x
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