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Lots Of Healing Vibes For Emma Please - Malign Cancer Diagnosis

Swissgreys said:
That is one of the joy's of nursing a terminal animal - they don't seem to know that they should be sad.
Hard for us as we know where it is headed, but wonderful to live life normally without any fear of what is to come for them.
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Thank you and it's so true.

When she was first diagnosed, I didn't and still don't really know what to expect.

But I am taking each day as it comes and feel blessed for each day she is here with us.

It's lovely seeing her just get on with her life as if nothing's wrong and so long as she's happy, thats the main thing x
 
Emma has been at the vets this morning along with Ellen and Edward as they have all had nail trims and check ups.

Emma's tumour has barely grown in the last 3 weeks since we found it. In the grand scheme of things, I'm not sure whether that's a good sign or not.

But overall, my vet is happy with her and concluded that she isn't in any discomfort.

My cat is having his jabs in 3 weeks time so Emma is going along too for another checkup unless there are developments in the mean time.

So here's to another day celebrating my little girls bravery and fight xx
 
Go Emma! Show them how tough you are.

They are such fighters aren't they. My vet said that one of my boys had one of the worst cases of arthritis he had ever yet. He used to stand up at the side of the cage like that, and he could "jog" pretty fast when he wanted something!
 
Jaycey said:
Go Emma! Show them how tough you are.

They are such fighters aren't they. My vet said that one of my boys had one of the worst cases of arthritis he had ever yet. He used to stand up at the side of the cage like that, and he could "jog" pretty fast when he wanted something!
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Aww bless him. So cute.

They really are fighters. It's upsetting me today looking at her as although she looks well, I know she really isn't :(
 
David Pet Lover said:
thank you. I join on a very sad day. see passed away.this forum has help me and I cannot thank YOU all enough. we will help anyway we can. love to Emna
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I have just seen your thread and am so sorry that you lost little Pedro :( but I am glad that thinking of him brings a smile to your face.

Just noticed you're in Lancashire, so am I *waves*
 
Claire W said:
I have just seen your thread and am so sorry that you lost little Pedro :( but I am glad that thinking of him brings a smile to your face.

Just noticed you're in Lancashire, so am I *waves*
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hello lancashire not sure if ones allowed to give full address I really don't mind but I don't want to break rules. yes I'm born and bred in a area know for witches
 
I have noticed today that Emma is scratching the area where the tumour is located :( Is this because she is aware it is there or could it be hurting her?

The area was shaved for the needle biopsy but that was nearly 4 weeks ago so the fur has more or less grown back x
 
Claire W said:
I have noticed today that Emma is scratching the area where the tumour is located :( Is this because she is aware it is there or could it be hurting her?

ThI e area was shaved for the needle biopsy but that was nearly 4 weeks ago so the fur has more or less grown back x
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Well lass. i can't help on the medical side. But give her lots love and talk to her about how wonderful she's is and doing. i wish lass I could help more. Love and Stuff from Dave and Kath. YOU BE STRONG
 
I would think if it hurt she would be biting it more than scratching so am more inclined to think the hair has made her itchy as it has grown back but you could run it past your vet in case?
 
helen105281 said:
I would think if it hurt she would be biting it more than scratching so am more inclined to think the hair has made her itchy as it has grown back but you could run it past your vet in case?
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Thank you. That's reassuring.

She was at the vets on Tuesday and my vet said she isn't in any discomfort but I just wondered.

I will ask though although the itchiness due to the fur growing back does make sense x
 
:wub: such a pretty girl -well all of them are. It looks like she's still unaware of your concerns. She's looking bright &contented, long may it continue. Big hug luv the girls & I xx
 
GPTV said:
:wub: such a pretty girl -well all of them are. It looks like she's still unaware of your concerns. She's looking bright &contented, long may it continue. Big hug luv the girls & I xx
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Thank you. It really is hard to believe that she's so poorly but we're taking each day as it comes and making lots of memories :)
 
Thank you for sending me the link to this thread. I'm no expert in this area, but I would like to say you are very strong and brave person going through all this. Your providing Emma with wonderful support and care and most of all it's from a very lovely human being.
 
Bella123 said:
Thank you for sending me the link to this thread. I'm no expert in this area, but I would like to say you are very strong and brave person going through all this. Your providing Emma with wonderful support and care and most of all it's from a very lovely human being.
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Thank you. That's a lovely thing to say xx
 
Good morning. I'm a bit dum on the Facebook area. if you pls put me a link to help me .Kath and I love to see send our love to a beautiful piggie Emma. xx
 
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