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  • 01-23-2004, 11:48 PM
    Ironhead
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    From the experiences I have had at the offices I have worked for, liver tumors in dogs and cats is very hard to deal with, 90% of the time the animal will show no symptoms untill the tumor has grown very large,
    That is exactly how it went. One day she was the same ole cinnamon, running around and chasing the other dogs, then the next day she wouldnt even get up to go to the bathroom..Just layed there and did it in her bed.
    Other than the actuall passing of her, it was really hard to handle when the vet walked into the room with the syringe. It was as if she knew what was next, she just curled up in my arms and started crying. She passed in my arm's.
    My daughter made it a little easier on my when I got home, she had written this on a piece of paper and had it waiting for me on the table when I got home. I dont know where she got it or if she wrote it, it dose'nt matter, but it sure made me feel better.

    "Cinnamon has crossed the rainbow bridge where she will never be sick, never be hungry and will allways have a friend to play with."
  • 01-24-2004, 06:06 PM
    jotay
    Sorry to hear, I always say look into your heart and let it be your guide and you will make the right choice for your friend.
    Both of you are in my prayers
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