Andy is a chemo patient. Thought I'd start a thread where I could post some videos. Can't seem to figure out how to link the embed code from PhotoBucket.

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Danny

I think all you have to do is right click on the link on photobucket and choose copy and then put it in your post here and right click and choose paste.
Then you can preview post or submit reply.

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Tonka & Tucker

SNOBEAR at the Bridge
Dec. 23, 1999-March 27, 2010


SMOOCH at the Bridge.
Feb. 14, 1999-Dec. 7, 2010

You can only embed a Youtube or Vimeo video into a thread on GRF. But a link works fine too.When you link to a video on Photobucket it shows up as a picture that people can click on that takes them to Photobucket to see the video there. Hope that helps.

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The two things on his front legs are bandages from his chemo last week.
On his left he's wearing his heart on his sleeve .. the onco put on there :-)

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Aww, Andy is such a sweetheart!

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Jim

Elliot (CGC, Delta Pet Partner) and Roxy (CGC)


Dolly
June 20, 1999 - June 5, 2009
We miss you sweetheart

He's wonderful. And a charmer! I love the one where's he's on his back wagging his tail and "beating up" the little white dog...

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Kathleen, mom to one human, age 17, three canines, and a bunch of fish.

Thanks y'all

Here's today's chemo doc visit Part 1.

I drop him off between 8-9 am and they call when they're done.

They're called Nashville Veterinary Specialists, and all the vets are specialists: Internists, Surgeons, Orthopedics, etc. They offer a wide range of veterinary specialties. Great vets and great people too. You can feel the care from the moment you walk in the door.

As you can see Andy is quite the social butterfly. He walks up to all dogs and people with a smile on his face. I'd shot a little more video before this and laid the camera face up. Andy put his paw right on it which pushed a button and erased the video I'd shot.. Maybe he didn't care for the shots I took LOL

I'll shoot Part 2 with Andy and his doc, Dr. Wang, during pickup and post it when I get home.

You Tube

You Tube

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I wish you the best with your boy. Just watched the last 4 vids. Thought about getting my old boy his own medicine cabinet for all his meds bottles everywhere just like Andy. Love to see the home cooking, I did the same, looks good. Just remeber that home cooked meals are like 70% water vs. kibble which is like 10%. About 6lbs dropped off my boy before I realized he needed about 8-10 cups a day of home cooking (spaced out 4x a day) to maintain his weight.

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Thanks for the well wishes

I have a thread on his chemo in the event others come later to GFR like I did in a moment of desperation following a lymphoma diagnosis. I found so much helpful information and encouragement. I hope Andy's story will be able to help someone else in the future.

Please Pray For Andy - Lymphoma

Andy's actually put on 2 or 3 extra pounds with the home cooking. It's so fun watching him do a lap around the dish with his nose before deciding where to start on his 4 and 5 different item meals. We're lucky he likes just about everything there is to eat on the planet. If it's in my hand or in his dish he gobbles it up. He's even lapping up his twice daily splashes of Essiac Tea (cancer fighting/immune building/toxin ridding).

Glad you enjoyed the videos

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