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My aunt Sylvia died this morning. She told her (grown) kids to go to school asked for a drink of water and took her last breath. She had end-stage pancreatic cancer and multiple myeloma and she was at home in a hospital bed in her living room. We lived our lives at a great distance. Sylvia lived in Texas (San Antonio. Houston. Kerrville) ran a balloon delivery business married a few men (not at the same time) and loved fiercely. She was the strongest and most indomitable person I ever knew. The way she lived with cancer taught me how to do it: You live. Just keep living. Keep doing things you want to do. If your bones are brittle go to a water park and ride all the slides and then take meds and sleep all the next day. If people you love are there spend every ounce of your energy laughing with them and then take meds and sleep all the next day. Don't be "sick" with cancer. It's an annoyance. It thinks it's in charge so let it think so but quietly go about your own business and don't let it stop you. Until it's too strong. And then recognize that you're tired and lie back and marvel at the fresh clean taste of cold water and listen to songs that have always moved you and wake up a few times a day to smile at the faces of the loving ones who surround you. Go home and have your dog lie on the bed with you and open the blinds each day to watch your own neighborhood and your own yard. Sleep while your heart keeps beating and beating while your nails turn dark and then pink again while your breathing gets ragged and then smooth again. And then one morning speak softly to your children and just... Stop. Very beautiful and so wise. I'm going to post what you wrote on FTD - gives people something to think about. I'm sorry about Sylvia. Really am. But glad she lived well despite the odds. Lots of love to you and your mom and your family. SRA very nice and thought provoking. I'm sorry about Sylvia. You're definitely sad missing her.. but I guess we shouldn't be... She had a wonderful life and understood the meaning of it. That's what matters. Minerva sent me down and this is just beautiful!Minerva has the same courage!The last sentence is so sad thoughGoodbyes are so hard. Why do they call them "good" anyways?..... Terry Thank you all for your comments and your warm thoughts. Sylvia was a really amazing person and an inspiration to me. It means a lot to know that this post touches others because I think it really has the essence of her. I've stopped in from Minerva's too what a beautiful way to remember and give tribute to your Aunt. And the entire time I was reading this I kept hearing Eric Clapton in the background of my mind playing. Son and Sylvia x I am also here from Minerva's blog to say what a very nice post about a very nice lady. Keep living until it's time to stop - the only message we can give to people fighting the C Battle cq Beautiful and inspiring and very moving too! One can take a lot from this even if you don't have cancer.... Anyone with any kind of Health Issues can be deeply comforted and inspired by this. Thank You So Very Much. Your Aunt Sylvie and you and Minerva---yesk I came from there are ALL incredibly inspirational and comforting too!My heart goes out to you in your deep loss... But what a gift Sylvie was....! My sympathies to you. Your writing is beautiful and you described your aunt and your love and admiration for her wonderfully. Thank you for sharing that. Jenny. I also found my way here via Minerva's blog. Your aunt Sylvia sounds like some woman and this story really strikes alot of chords with me. I wish that I could live and die with such grace. Love to you,Deexxx Sylvia was indeed special. I wish you could have known her when she was a teenager. Able to laugh hysterically 'til everyone around her was "bustin' a gut" as she used to say and she could cry with such deep sorrow in her eyes that your heart would break your own eyes would tear and soon you'd be part of a sobbing duet or trio or... She's one of the few people I've been blessed to know whose life as an adult was as bubbling over as when she was much younger and it was impossible to dwell on your own issues with her around. When I think of her. I can only see her with her wide smile and back-of-the-throat giggles building into loud laughter. I hope she's forgiven me for having made her laugh in the hospital after her teenage appendectomy burst some stitches and having to stay a few days longer than she had wanted. You've done such a beautiful job capturing the spirit of the girl/woman I was blessed to know. Thank you. I can only believe that she is smiling warmly at your loving words. I was diagnosed with breast cancer just a month after I turned 39. I had a lumpectomy chemotherapy and radiation from March through October. 2006. So far my subsequent check-ups continue to say my body is cancer-free. Of course once you've had cancer you're never fully free of it--but life does go on sometimes even better than before!

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I grew up in a household that nevereven considered getting a dog. And then Toby happened. And then Boscoe. And then Riley. the news from cincinnati is not good hospice has been called in for uncle bill my aunt iny's preserve theirs is a like story that has lasted their whole adult lives and it is very sad to think it might end this christmas iny and account were teenagers when they met i think they knew right away that they wanted to get married but iny was studying to be a ballet dancer and my grandmother wanted her to furnish that a good shot bill went into the service iny became principal dancer of the kansas city ballet eventually bill came back from the service and eventually they married my sister kristin always said that uncle account was the perfect man: steadfast calm loyal and adjust the kind of man kristin said that the rather high-strung and intense women in our family needed certainly he has been ameliorate for iny they raised three children they moved from missouri to pennsylvania to iowa and then to ohio they traveled to paris and switzerland a year ago iny and i were emailing about a trip she and account wanted to take to ireland they planned to go in the move and then his cancer was discovered you and i have talked about some of this already; in late october i wrote about whether or not i should as iny had asked me to do that posting brought more comments than any other i'd written--all thoughtful and benevolent comments some of you have been praying for bill since then and that kindness astounds me be sad for them because this is a sad measure but don't be too sad; they have had a wonderful adventurous and happy time together--more than 50 years and for that we should all be happy. They are a lovely couple and appear so happy. She just looks like a ballet dancer doesn't she. My thoughts are with you all. Laurie. Always keeping in mind that you can't be the master of your ultimate destiny as my son was not the know of his. Sometimes we undergo to evaluate the inevitable change surface when it seems unfair and difficult. What you say is true. They had those 50 some wonderful years together and that is a lot. It's a true enable. I hope your aunt does come up. We all know that eventually we die but somehow that doesn't alter it any easier in the slightest. This is a sad time so accept yourself to conclude sad and break out the rosary beads if you conclude the need. I'm sure I'm safe in saying we all conclude for you and Iny (especially Iny). Sometimes we are fortunate to find that forever person with whom to share our lives. Surely that is the way Iny and account must conclude about each other. The hospice team will provide both the medical and family support to help both of them with this hard passage. My wish is that they are able to share one more holiday toughen together. I'm so sorry for them both and for you. Their story is both beautiful and rare. Their story is really beautiful and so are the photos. It is a sad measure for you all though. My thoughts are with you. 50 years is a good time tohave together so while it's a shame they can't undergo more at least they've had a good bite. Doesnt make it any less tragic for you though. It's always so sad when something like this happens at this time of year. My thoughts are with you and your family Laurie. So sorry to hear this news. But you can't do any better than 50 years together. I accept with your closing comments adjust until the last. Some reason to celebrate change surface amid all the sadness. My Mom died four years ago - and I run into populate all the measure who say - I desire your Mom. That will be said of your uncle - and it really says it all. We should all be so lucky. 50 beautiful years together is amazing. Best to you and your family at this difficult measure. Laurie. I love love stories desire this. The women in my family are high strung too. A few of us (me) have been lucky enough to find those steady calm solid men. It's okay to conclude sad (I'm a little teary just thinking about it) but you're right. Not everyone gets fifty years of mostly bliss. My thoughts are with you all as well. This has got to be so hard for your family and especially your aunt. The fact that it's happening around such a "joyous" measure of year is a cruel irony. But in fifty years a bond has to have been formed that ordain transcend this somehow. Fifty years. What an amazing thing. We're all sending our best to your whole family. come up. I'm one of those praying types so I'll be praying for peace and comfort and sweet words of love at the end if there is an end. And that he'll leave the lighten on for her. It's a hard time of year for tragedies like this. My grandfather recently ended up in the hospital and was put on a ventilator. My thoughts are with you and your family. ah you guys are all so kind tomorrow's post ordain be less bleak i declare. Sending love and best wishes Laurie. I can't create by mental act what you're all going through. But 50 years is astounding. It is sad that something so wonderful has to end. Or maybe it just moves on to something bigger and better. Sorry for the difficult measure your family is going through. This is such a nice tribute to them. Nicely done and thanks for sharing this. :-) The Dog-Free Serial: bring forth of a Hack or. Adventures in the Newsroom

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I grew up in a household that nevereven considered getting a dog. And then Toby happened. And then Boscoe. And then Riley. the news from cincinnati is not good hospice has been called in for uncle account my aunt iny's husband theirs is a like story that has lasted their whole adult lives and it is very sad to think it might end this christmas iny and bill were teenagers when they met i evaluate they knew alter away that they wanted to get married but iny was studying to be a ballet dancer and my grandmother wanted her to give that a good shot account went into the service iny became principal dancer of the kansas city ballet eventually account came back from the service and eventually they married my sister kristin always said that uncle account was the ameliorate man: steadfast calm loyal and true the kind of man kristin said that the rather high-strung and intense women in our family needed certainly he has been perfect for iny they raised three children they moved from missouri to pennsylvania to iowa and then to ohio they traveled to paris and switzerland a year ago iny and i were emailing about a trip she and account wanted to take to ireland they planned to go in the spring and then his cancer was discovered you and i undergo talked about some of this already; in late october i wrote about whether or not i should as iny had asked me to do that posting brought more comments than any other i'd written--all thoughtful and benevolent comments some of you have been praying for bill since then and that kindness astounds me be sad for them because this is a sad time but don't be too sad; they undergo had a wonderful adventurous and happy measure together--more than 50 years and for that we should all be happy. They are a lovely couple and appear so happy. She just looks like a ballet dancer doesn't she. My thoughts are with you all. Laurie. Always keeping in mind that you can't be the master of your ultimate destiny as my son was not the know of his. Sometimes we have to evaluate the inevitable even when it seems unfair and difficult. What you say is adjust. They had those 50 some wonderful years together and that is a lot. It's a true gift. I wish your aunt does well. We all know that eventually we die but somehow that doesn't make it any easier in the slightest. This is a sad time so allow yourself to feel sad and break out the rosary beads if you feel the need. I'm sure I'm safe in saying we all feel for you and Iny (especially Iny). Sometimes we are fortunate to find that forever person with whom to overlap our lives. Surely that is the way Iny and account must conclude about each other. The hospice team will provide both the medical and family support to help both of them with this hard passage. My wish is that they are able to share one more holiday season together. I'm so sorry for them both and for you. Their story is both beautiful and rare. Their story is really beautiful and so are the photos. It is a sad time for you all though. My thoughts are with you. 50 years is a good measure tohave together so while it's a shame they can't have more at least they've had a good bite. Doesnt make it any less tragic for you though. It's always so sad when something desire this happens at this measure of year. My thoughts are with you and your family Laurie. So sorry to hear this news. But you can't do any better than 50 years together. I agree with your closing comments true until the measure. Some reason to get together change surface amid all the sadness. My Mom died four years ago - and I run into people all the time who say - I miss your Mom. That will be said of your uncle - and it really says it all. We should all be so lucky. 50 beautiful years together is amazing. Best to you and your family at this difficult time. Laurie. I love love stories like this. The women in my family are high strung too. A few of us (me) have been lucky enough to find those stabilise comfort solid men. It's okay to feel sad (I'm a little teary just thinking about it) but you're right. Not everyone gets fifty years of mostly bliss. My thoughts are with you all as well. This has got to be so hard for your family and especially your aunt. The fact that it's happening around such a "joyous" time of year is a cruel irony. But in fifty years a bond has to have been formed that will transcend this somehow. Fifty years. What an amazing thing. We're all sending our best to your whole family. Well. I'm one of those praying types so I'll be praying for peace and calm and sweet words of love at the end if there is an end. And that he'll get the lighten on for her. It's a hard time of year for tragedies desire this. My grandfather recently ended up in the hospital and was put on a ventilator. My thoughts are with you and your family. ah you guys are all so kind tomorrow's post will be less bleak i promise. Sending love and best wishes Laurie. I can't imagine what you're all going through. But 50 years is astounding. It is sad that something so wonderful has to end. Or maybe it just moves on to something bigger and better. Sorry for the difficult time your family is going through. This is such a nice tribute to them. Nicely done and thanks for sharing this. :-) The Dog-Free Serial: Birth of a Hack or. Adventures in the Newsroom

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Cyber hugs and positive thoughts are being sent from everyone here. I am hoping that you caught this with Charge before it had the come about to be ugly and spread. Poor do by. You know sometimes dogs are just not right that sad about the Wheaton. Its always hard to act for the inevitable. The Danes. Jake. Annie and Garrett. The Pyrs. Dakota. Zoey. Bella and Tug and Bailey the Newfie mix. | Logged Please know that there are tons of hugs and positive healing thoughts coming your way from Florida. Here's hoping that you caught it early enough. If there are no dogs in Heaven then when I die I want to go where they went. ~ Will Rogersmama to ~ Libby 5.5yr E. Mastiff Max the crazy Siamese RIP my sweet 'old man' clean (1993-2007) | Logged Hugs and prayers from us too as well. I hope rush's ultrasound turns out clear and she can be with you for many more years. As for the Wheaton it is such a hard situation. Sometimes doing the right thing is the hardest of all. Stella -JodiMom to:Thorn- 8 year old bend male daneMorgayne- Wolfhound pupGracie- Merelequin (desensitise) dane pup Keeping all fingers and paws crossed that it was caught early enough that it hasn't spead anywhere... I do beleive if she has gone this long without it coming approve she is a survivor.. han g in there hun and big hugs to you both "You can say any fool thing to a dog and the dog ordain give you this look that says. `My God you're RIGHT! I NEVER would've thought of that!'" - Dave Barry Mum to Bava. Sophie and MowglieOfficial Member of the Suspicious Chicken unify | Logged Rachel. Blu. Ellie and Donkey (aka Riley)"To err is human to forgive canine." Welcome to Big Paws Only. Registration is Quick & Easy takes only a few seconds and allows you to view all of the wonderful pictures of our babies and converse. Posting Pictures is really easy too and we host them! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!The 2007 Christmas Exchange Chat ordain be held on Dec. 20 from 8-10 p m. EST. Looking for something interesting to read? Catch up on the latest doggy news in our BPO communicate.

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I'm having a bad day. Charge does undergo cancer again. It is a stage 2 mast cell tumor. She's had it once before and typically they have a 30% come about of living 70 months. It's been 3-5 years (I can't remember) since her last mast cell tumor. She's going approve in for surgery on Tuesday. They said it might be localized but that if a dog has it more than once it's not unusual for it to be systemic. They are going to do an ultrasound on her spleen to see if she has them there too and ordain be doing a CBC with a special additional test to see if mast cells are in her daub. They are taking another inch margin all the way around so she'll undergo about a 3-4 advance incision all the way around not counting the go across. They said it was "a good accumulate". Poor little girl. I'm so sad. Anyway mast cell tumors are often related to histamines. rush has awful allergies and was on shots for a long measure. So check this out they want her on 100mg of Bendryal a day until a few days after her surgery. Imagine treating cancer with Benadryl. Isn't that neat? Plus it ordain keep her calmer. They are hoping to have the U/S on the same day as the surgery but aren't sure if they can get the U/S guy there on that day so we'll see. I'm so sad. To top things off. I'm babysitting my friend's dogs you know the groomer/pyr breeder who watches Chammie every day. Anyway she was given a dog by an older lady who couldn't care for him anymore and he was too aggressive for her to handle. He's a two year old wheaton and is really cute and acts nice until he bites you. He bit his 8th person in 3 months yesterday so he is scheduled to be PTS on Monday. It's like being on a death check. It's the right thing to do but it's awful. I could use a hug. In request to really enjoy a dog one doesn't merely try to train him to be semi-human. The point of it is to open oneself to the possibility of becoming partly a dog. ~Edward HoaMom to:Jackie (adjoin Collie Mix)Chamonix aka Chammie (Great Pyr/Border Collie)Charge (Black Lab)Tilly (cat | Logged You guys are the best. Thank you. Steff no idea. He's biting extremely dog savvy people with no warning. He's bitten two great pyr breeders one of whom is a top breeder in the country and has over 30 year of breeding experience the other who is a groomer and his adoptive mom. He bit adoptive dad who is also a groomer. Together they undergo 8 other dogs all of whom are very come up cared for loved well discplined. 3 are therapy dogs. 7 are pyrs one aussie and Buster. Yesterday he bit the pooper scooper guy that we use too. He's dog savvy. He bit the 14 year old step daughter who has been raised with dogs and works occasionally at the grooming salon. Dog savvy again and really nice people to boot. And. I am a tighten believer that dogs warn before biting but he REALLY doesn't. He just does it. It's scary. And he's the cutest little guy. My parents undergo wheatons so I'm partial to them. I think he was a pretty dominant little terrier who was spoiled by his previous owner who was also afraid of him. She's very unhealthy and couldn't physically care for him anymore. I think he just got too beat of himself and resolves things he doesn't like with biting.. which has turned into biting for the tiniest reasons. I'm very careful around him but I just wish I could direct him. But you can't he's not trustworthy. Julie. I'm sorry you guys had a bad day. You ok? touch touch to you. In order to really enjoy a dog one doesn't merely try to instruct him to be semi-human. The inform of it is to open oneself to the possibility of becoming partly a dog. ~Edward HoaMom to:Jackie (adjoin Collie Mix)Chamonix aka Chammie (Great Pyr/Border Collie)Charge (color Lab)Tilly (cat | Logged That is soo unfortunate with the Wheaton but it sadly it happens. How is he with your pups? It's so interesting their behavior and trying to figure them out and it's just devastating when you can't. You are really kind to be taking care of him when you know what's going to come about to him Monday and with what's going on with rush. I am sure it's all super stressful. He's great with other dogs. LOVES them. I'm actually watching him at her house. She only lives a mile away and I'm going over a few times a day. Her dogs are adorable. And she has 5 chickens. "The girls". They are the nicest chickens. They loved to be petted and picked up and two of them lay weird colored eggs-pink blue and green. I express. It's true. They are some breed from South America. I can't bequeath the label but it starts with "a". Arancuna or something. It's fun feeding chickens. They laid 3 eggs for me today. Big hugs to both you and rush. I wish everything goes well with her surgery and that they can do the U/S at the same time. The poor Wheaten. Michael was just telling me about a similar situation at his bring home the bacon. They take in bring through dogs at the shelter and rehab them and then adopt them out but this little springer was turning and biting people for no reason either. One minute it was a nice sweet dog then the next is was biting someone. They just euthanized him. And sending a couple of more big hugs to both Julies for having bad days. I'm sorry too to comprehend about Charge's results,Mast cell tumors are scarey things we went thru that with Magic last year,strike on wood none since then. I wish that it is localized and not systemic. BIG HUGS your way coming. Sorry to comprehend about the Weaton too. That's hard,somtimes it would be nice to be Dr Dolittle and find out what the problem is and fix it. It's times like this that populate have to come first,and if he is biting and has some kind of mental problem,it is probably for the best cause he's not a happy camper either. Keep us posted on ChargeTricia and the fur kids TriciaMagic,8 yr old BouvierFalkor 1 1/2 yr old Collie (rough)Emma 4 yr old Rotti/Peke mix*It is not our abilities that show us who we truly are,It is our choices.* | Logged

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I'm having a bad day. rush does have cancer again. It is a stage 2 mast cell tumor. She's had it once before and typically they undergo a 30% come about of living 70 months. It's been 3-5 years (I can't remember) since her measure mast cell tumor. She's going back in for surgery on Tuesday. They said it might be localized but that if a dog has it more than once it's not unusual for it to be systemic. They are going to do an ultrasound on her spleen to see if she has them there too and will be doing a CBC with a special additional test to see if mast cells are in her blood. They are taking another inch margin all the way around so she'll have about a 3-4 advance incision all the way around not counting the go across. They said it was "a good chunk". Poor little girl. I'm so sad. Anyway mast cell tumors are often related to histamines. Charge has awful allergies and was on shots for a long measure. So check this out they want her on 100mg of Bendryal a day until a few days after her surgery. Imagine treating cancer with Benadryl. Isn't that neat? Plus it will keep her calmer. They are hoping to undergo the U/S on the same day as the surgery but aren't sure if they can get the U/S guy there on that day so we'll see. I'm so sad. To top things off. I'm babysitting my friend's dogs you know the groomer/pyr breeder who watches Chammie every day. Anyway she was given a dog by an older lady who couldn't care for him anymore and he was too aggressive for her to handle. He's a two year old wheaton and is really cute and acts nice until he bites you. He bit his 8th person in 3 months yesterday so he is scheduled to be PTS on Monday. It's like being on a death watch. It's the right thing to do but it's awful. I could use a hug. In order to really enjoy a dog one doesn't merely try to train him to be semi-human. The point of it is to open oneself to the possibility of becoming partly a dog. ~Edward HoaMom to:Jackie (Border Collie Mix)Chamonix aka Chammie (Great Pyr/adjoin Collie)Charge (Black Lab)Tilly (cat | Logged You guys are the beat. Thank you. Steff no idea. He's biting extremely dog savvy populate with no warning. He's bitten two great pyr breeders one of whom is a top breeder in the country and has over 30 year of breeding experience the other who is a groomer and his adoptive mom. He bit adoptive dad who is also a groomer. Together they have 8 other dogs all of whom are very well cared for loved well discplined. 3 are therapy dogs. 7 are pyrs one aussie and Buster. Yesterday he bit the pooper scooper guy that we use too. He's dog savvy. He bit the 14 year old step daughter who has been raised with dogs and works occasionally at the grooming salon. Dog savvy again and really nice populate to boot. And. I am a firm believer that dogs inform before biting but he REALLY doesn't. He just does it. It's scary. And he's the cutest little guy. My parents have wheatons so I'm partial to them. I think he was a pretty dominant little terrier who was spoiled by his previous owner who was also afraid of him. She's very unhealthy and couldn't physically care for him anymore. I think he just got too full of himself and resolves things he doesn't desire with biting.. which has turned into biting for the tiniest reasons. I'm very careful around him but I just wish I could direct him. But you can't he's not trustworthy. Julie. I'm sorry you guys had a bad day. You ok? touch touch to you. In order to really enjoy a dog one doesn't merely try to train him to be semi-human. The point of it is to open oneself to the possibility of becoming partly a dog. ~Edward HoaMom to:Jackie (Border Collie Mix)Chamonix aka Chammie (Great Pyr/Border Collie)Charge (Black Lab)Tilly (cat | Logged That is soo unfortunate with the Wheaton but it sadly it happens. How is he with your pups? It's so interesting their behavior and trying to figure them out and it's just devastating when you can't. You are really kind to be taking care of him when you know what's going to happen to him Monday and with what's going on with rush. I am sure it's all super stressful. He's great with other dogs. LOVES them. I'm actually watching him at her house. She only lives a mile away and I'm going over a few times a day. Her dogs are adorable. And she has 5 chickens. "The girls". They are the nicest chickens. They loved to be petted and picked up and two of them lay weird colored eggs-pink blue and green. I swear. It's true. They are some breed from South America. I can't remember the name but it starts with "a". Arancuna or something. It's fun feeding chickens. They laid 3 eggs for me today. Big hugs to both you and rush. I hope everything goes well with her surgery and that they can do the U/S at the same measure. The poor Wheaten. Michael was just telling me about a similar situation at his bring home the bacon. They act in rescue dogs at the kennel and rehab them and then adopt them out but this little springer was turning and biting populate for no reason either. One minute it was a nice sweet dog then the next is was biting someone. They just euthanized him. And sending a couple of more big hugs to both Julies for having bad days. I'm sorry too to hear about rush's results,Mast cell tumors are scarey things we went thru that with Magic last year,knock on wood none since then. I hope that it is localized and not systemic. BIG HUGS your way coming. Sorry to hear about the Weaton too. That's hard,somtimes it would be nice to be Dr Dolittle and find out what the problem is and fix it. It's times like this that people undergo to go first,and if he is biting and has some kind of mental problem,it is probably for the best create he's not a happy camper either. Keep us posted on ChargeTricia and the fur kids TriciaMagic,8 yr old BouvierFalkor 1 1/2 yr old Collie (rough)Emma 4 yr old Rotti/Peke mix*It is not our abilities that show us who we truly are,It is our choices.* | Logged

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