Hallie's Spot

[Dee Dee and Hallie]

Thanks, the more I google the more scared I get. I'm at a new level tonight duh you'd think I'd learn but I keep searching desperately for encourging news to help me feel better. Usually the oppostie happens. This wait is just excruciating. 

[papbouv]

Quit Googling just upsets you then Hallie picks up on you being upset usually in those cases of a spot being removed you can google til you are blue in the face and you still have to wait for the biopsy.No matter what you do you still have to wait for the biopsy get a good book and get into that. You would have to go to medical school then take extra classes in Dermatolgy  then you would still have to wait for the biopsy like your doctor is doing.I went though the same thing when Gizmo had her bump removed from her little butt  you just have to keep your self busy with other things till you get the report back. Rays & Hugs to you both.
Lov
Papbouv

[AnnieofNJ]

Annie what did Daisy-Angel's look like, how big, was it round, flat, raised, black? Where was it exactly?

Hi DeeDee, I don't remember much about Daisy's tumor as it was removed back in June 1998.  She was 4-1/2 years old.  It was raised and black. It's shape was oblong, maybe a half inch.  It was located right on her pee-pee (a layman's medical term).  After surgery, it took Daisy a few days to get back to normal.  It never returned.  Daisy was 13 years old when she crossed the Rainbow Bridge.

I was so scared at first and thought the worst, but the vet never thought it was cancer and the biopsy proved him right.  I pray Hallie's is the same.

Hugs to both of you.
Annie & the New Jersey Doxie Gang

[Madderoos Mom]

I am so behind in reading posts.  Just learned about this, DD.  Here's hoping that Hallie's little bum is just fine with nothing to worry about at all.