One Month Check Up
Oh how the time flies. The six-month treatment protocol was a roller coaster for us as doggy parents, though Honey handled it so splendidly. Now, we’re a month out from that treatment and she’s in for her check-up. She’s looking great. She’s feeling great. And boy is she excited to be back at the vet amongst her friends. It’s so hard to put into words how grateful we are for each moment, each day. And seven months after an earth-rocking diagnosis, we’re optimistic that we’ve been given more time with our baby. There are even moments when we forget about the cancer, forget about the timeline. Time is a treasure and tomorrow is not certain. We must make the most of now. Snuggle your babies. I’m off to snuggle mine....
Dog Cancer Diaries: Week 9
Gotta love that face! Honey has kept up her smooth streak of good blood work and regular treatments. We’re eternally grateful for the amazing team at VCA Northwest Veterinary Specialists — they make each week a positive experience and are so kind to our dog. She loves giving kisses and interacting with all staff members. Have a great week, everyone! Thank you for following along in Honey’s...
Two most amazing words – Week 8
It’s the truest joy in the world to have to repeat the same report week to week. She’s on track, solid on her blood work and the belle of the ball each Monday at the vet’s office. We are beyond thrilled by this week to week. Each day, each hour is a gift. This week, we were gifted two little words that mean the world: In remission. Wow. So grateful. Remission means that the cancer is no longer growing, but we’ll continue the treatments to ensure it is under control. Here are some more details: Honey Discharge This week, she is on the oral dose of chemo drugs, which is always fairly intimidating because it requires using gloves to feed to her. It’s another reminder of how resilient this dog is, to put so many chemicals in her and have her still keep the same swagger each...
About
Honey is a six-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier that lives in Portland, Oregon, with a particular hankering for kissing any human within reach.
On September 17th, 2014, she was diagnosed with lymphoma. This blog is about her & her family’s journey through chemo.
Photos
Click on a gallery below to see all the cuteness that is Honey.
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