LDN (Low dose naltrexone)

[Denise, Winnie, and AngelAbby]

Has anyone had any experience with LDN and dog cancer?

[Denise, Winnie, and AngelAbby]

Thank you, Laurie. I think we did, too, under the circumstances.

[Adina P]

I'm sorry to hear about Abby.  Hope you get closer to 2 years too!  Am I remember correctly that Abby was in one of our early Calendars?

[Denise, Winnie, and AngelAbby]

Yes, she was!  :-)  I'm happy that you remember that. She certainly is a "Calendar Girl."

[Ricki and Tara (doodle)]

I have no advice about the LDN but want to say how sorry I am that your baby is so ill.  I hope you get those two years and more together.

[Denise, Winnie, and AngelAbby]

Thank you. So maybe I will be the first one here to go down this road, and will update on how the LDN is doing. I am so hoping for good things!

[33bn7f8evnuyd]

My first dog just passed from osteosarcoma that left her paralyzed. We brought her to a oncologist and unfortunately they said her survival rate was 5% after radiation and chemotherapy and she would not walk again. if I knew there was a remote hope of fixing her I would have. I had gone to see a therapist afterwards but the best thing I did for myself was getting a new puppy. Check out my blog post. You are in my prayers.

[Denise, Winnie, and AngelAbby]

Thank you. We try to make the best decisions based on the information given to us. If a decision is made with love, how can it be a wrong one? 

[Karen, Jasper and Jackdoodle]

Without going into details, I have to let you know that this statement was just what I needed to hear today, Denise. So your post has helped someone else already. 

[Denise, Winnie, and AngelAbby]

I am so glad to hear that. I hope whatever you are going through right now passes. Life is full of dilemmas and decisions and a lot of them are ones we wish we didn't have to deal with. But such is life. We do our best and hope it all works out in the end. I hope things get better for you.

[Karen, Jasper and Jackdoodle]

Thanks, Denise.