The Dog Lived (and so will I): Treating Dogs' Cancers May Benefit Humans

Thursday, February 9, 2012

Treating Dogs' Cancers May Benefit Humans - ABC News

Treating Dogs' Cancers May Benefit Humans - ABC News

Seamus and I knew this already of course. ;-)

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tubby3pugFebruary 10, 2012 at 3:42 AM
Thanks for sharing that article. Its so interesting! I think its absolutely wonderful that dogs are providing help for humans while getting helped themselves
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The Ladies of Beaglebratz ManorFebruary 10, 2012 at 10:39 AM
Mom Beaglebratz here – It never ceases to amaze me when some people learn just how much and how many different ways our canines help humans – something us dog owners have known for years.

PS – Shasta has left something for her Seamus over at Glacier's blog. Check out the link below to Loved recipients of yummers – she was doing the HAPPY DANCE when she got hers.

http://walkingbarefootinthesand.blogspot.com/p/loved-recipients-of-yummers.html
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Jackson HenryFebruary 15, 2012 at 12:29 AM
Thanks for sharing that article. Its so interesting! cancer in dogs
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Comments mean you care. That's all I'm saying.

Why The Title

I hate and refuse to read/ watch/ acknowledge any story involving a dog--because I love dogs and the dog in a movie/ book/ whatever always dies. I can't handle that.

When I found out I had cancer I said to Chris (writer, significant other; in case there is a soul reading this who doesn't know that) "If I die, given that Seamus lived, you have to write the memoir "The Dog Lived." I love the irony. Seamus (our beagle) was diagnosed with cancer more than 3 years ago and was told (okay, right, I was told; Seamus still doesn't know) that he would live maybe a year. Instead he's cancer-free and well into remission. That would be the great irony of my life story--the dog lives. I don't.

Not surprisingly, Chris was not amused and did not want to write that memoir. Oh, and my prognosis is not at all that grim. So instead, in a rare mood I'm attempting to just put a positive spin on things. The Dog Lived...and so will I.

For Those of You Over the age of 35

It seems we've learned the age cut-off for understanding how a blog works (i.e. Chris or younger = you get it). So here's a few hints:

1) if you are new to the blog you actually start at the bottom (scroll down) for the first entry and then work your way up.

2) if you want to leave a comment, click on the "# comments" phrase (it will actually say 0 or 1 or 6 ...an actual number) at the end of each post (okay, "article" if the word "post" was too bloggy for you). A window will open with the other comments and a box where you can type in your comment. You don't have to have an account. Just fill in the "Name/URL" with how you want to identify yourself and then click on the "Publish Post" button.

3) comments are how I know you care. ;-)

Teresa

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Thursday, February 9, 2012

Treating Dogs' Cancers May Benefit Humans - ABC News

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