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28th August 2002, 09:03 AM
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So glad to hear the great news!!!!
 I know that it is the best feeling in the world to get back good results. Keep an eye on your Junior and love him to the fullest every day!!!!
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You go Junior! Great News, Elizabeth!
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28th August 2002, 12:29 PM
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That is truly the best news of the day! Titus, Lady and I sent big boxer hugs and slurps your way! Way to go, Junior!
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29th August 2002, 05:43 PM
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What great news! We'll be sending Junior postive vibes to help him heal. I'm so glad that you got such good news. Way to go Junior.
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Tonya Olive - DOB 10/06/01 Fawn female natural ears, docked tail Moe - Approx DOB 1/1/00 Boxer/APBT Brindle male natural ears and tail Mini - 2/14/99 sweetest brown tabby cat |
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31st August 2002, 03:20 PM
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In my Thoughts
Dear Elizabeth,
You and Junior are in my thoughts. I certainly hope for the best for Junior. He looks much like my Fred. My Fred had 3 mast cell tumours removed without any problems whatsoever, with exception for some very minor scars where the incision was made. They were never deep, since I understand that most mast cells extend outward and fingerlike. I understand from my Vet, who has a Boxer who has had 4 mast cells himself before age 4, that for some reason a Boxer can sustain a mast cell unlike other dogs. Kind of like, get them removed, and move on. I myself had Fred's first tumour biopsyed, came back grade 1. However, I never did have a biopsy of the second and third. I figured they were no different. Just get them off fast. And he survived them just fine. Although he was laid to rest this week from a mass in his stomach, long after the last mast cell he had, I do not beleive it is connected to the mast cells for certain, but I will learn more next week. So there is plenty of hope for Junior. Of course you will enjoy him, and keep a close eye on his health. Best wishes. James Simiele |
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