Woof folks.
In a previous post, I told you that I had undergone surgery to remove a tumour on my front left paw. The earlier cytology on an aspirate sample suggested that it was a Round Cell Tumour.
Well, the results of the biopsy on the nodule itself revealed that it was, in fact, a Grade 2 Mast Cell Tumour. Of course my humans have been very concerned. After all, we lived through around ten months of surgery, chemotherapy and general ‘unpleasantness’ when I was battling through three other Mast Cell Tumours only last year.
Anyway, since the surgery, I have had various blood analyses, ultrasound scans, x-rays and other examinations to check whether the cancer was still a problem. Fortunately, up till now, everything appears to be clear. We are still monitoring the situation and it might be that chemotherapy or radiotherapy might be necessary/prudent.
I’ll keep you all informed on developments.
Love,
Homer
7 comments:
Homer, our Molly just had a tumor removed from her front left paw and three mast cell tumors from her right hind leg last Wednesday~
We have been thinking so much about you. Prayers and love and hugs are coming your way.
Monty and Harlow
Homer thoughts and prays are with you . Love Ya
Paws khrossed fur the all khlear news!!!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
Dear Homer,
Kia kaha.
This is a Maori phrase here in New Zealand that means stay strong. Enzo, my humans and I are thinking of you and your family.
Love and gentle woofs,
Riley
Our paws are crossed for you, Homer!
Love ya lots♥
Mitch and Molly
Howdy Homer. We have you and your family in our thoughts mate. POTP coming your way from your mates in Oz. No worries, and LOVE, Stella and Rory
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