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HARIBOH 07:34:25 Wed May 11 2011 Offline 278 posts Boxer Addict   Mood Now:  Reply |
Keasha got a wee lump cut out on friday from her back leg and the results came back last night....she had a grade 2 mast cell tumour
 We have to take her backl next Monday then a week after that to get the stitched out. He is getting in touch with the specialist that tested the lump to get us an appointment...but thinks it will take about a month.... so we now have to play the waiting game to get more tests done on her. Because of the area on her leg he has took as much extra away that he could possibly take so finger crossed he has got it all  Shona x
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sandyc 19:20:33 Wed May 11 2011 Offline 1014 posts Top Boxer   Reply |
So sorry they found cancer.I so hope Keasha will be alright and not have anymore tumors found.
It certainly seems our boxer babies are prone to this.Keeping you all,in my thoughts and prayers. |
Polo123  19:40:27 Wed May 11 2011 Offline 1601 posts Mod   Mood Now: Reply |
Fingers crossed for Keasha
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SashasMum  16:42:42 Thu May 12 2011 Offline 4352 posts Admin  Mood Now:  Reply |
Big hugs and keeping my fingers crossed for Keasha xx
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Katiesnowflake  21:49:54 Fri May 13 2011 Offline 2232 posts Admin Mood Now:  Reply |
Awh bless the poor wee girl. I do hope it all goes okay for her. Sending healing your way
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BoxerMad  15:13:19 Sun May 15 2011 Offline 1156 posts Admin  Mood Now:  Reply |
Really sorry to hear about Keasha's lump.
I hope once you get to see the specialist they are able to give you some better news. Keeping my fingers crossed for both you and Keasha - can't imagine how hard the waiting must be. 
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Squeezeboxplayer 18:29:32 Thu May 19 2011 Offline 597 posts Boxer Maniac   Mood Now:  Reply |
How are things doing? Can I ask what it looked like when you first noticed it? Gix has a lump that we showed the vet - normally it would be removed as he's a Boxer but because of his heart they want to wait to see what happens. It is pea sized and black but I think it's getting a bit bigger.
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HARIBOH 18:38:46 Thu May 19 2011 Offline 278 posts Boxer Addict Mood Now: Reply |
Shes fine...its taking a while to heal though because she found a way to get to it it using the edge of the lampshade collar...little ratbag..shes back next monday hopefully to get stitches out...im trying to be as positive as possible but the vet mentioned radiotherapy and amputation on monday...so he kinda freaked me out...we wont know anything til the oncologist looks at what was cut away... i would have thought they would just have done that when it was sent in to be tested in the first place but seemingly not they wait and see whether we want it done first as it must be expensive?
The lump originally looked like an insect bite then got kinda warty looking but it wasn't black more pinky red so try not to worry too much.... could it be a mole perhaps? Shona x
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jilldemo 19:01:25 Fri May 20 2011 Offline 2101 posts Admin  Mood Now:  Reply |
Good to hear, I like a positive note for going on with.
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BoxerMad 07:24:36 Sat May 21 2011 Offline 1156 posts Admin Mood Now: Reply |
Glad to hear she is doing okay. try not to worry too much (I know that it's hard not to), hopefully they got it all and there will be no need for any further treatment.
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Katiesnowflake 01:07:15 Sun May 22 2011 Offline 2232 posts Admin Mood Now: Reply |
Any news? Hugs to you all.
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HARIBOH 19:53:26 Wed May 25 2011 Offline 278 posts Boxer Addict Mood Now: Reply |
It is rather complicated.... the test done on the tumour put her in the following category... 95% chance of the tumour not spreading 5% chance it will....he did say however that she only made it into this category by 0.14% had she been in the other category the odds drastically change to 45% chance of the tumour not spreading 55% chance it will.
So...the options are radiotherapy...amputation or leave her as she is and keep an eye on her... only thing is leave her and it spreads it will almost certainly go to the lymph nodes or internal organs as they have better blood supply. I have decided to leave her as she is....and the vet agrees ...there is no way i can get her leg amputated on the percentages he has given me. Who knows ..i might live to regret it if it spreads but i cant bring myself to something so invasive to an otherwise healthy...well looked after and much loved member of the family. Fingers crossed i have made the right decision...she is back in a month to get her wound checked and then 3 months after that. Shona x
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BoxerMad 20:24:48 Wed May 25 2011 Offline 1156 posts Admin Mood Now: Reply |
I think you have made the right choice. With those figures amputation seems a very drastic thing to do. The hardest thing to do when they are poorly is to maKe the decision about what to do. I changed my mind so many times with Henry, but our gut instinct was right and even if he doesn't have as much time ahead of him as we would like, just seeing him running around and playing tells us we did the right thing.
I am sure it will be the same for you and with such a good chance of it not recurring the future for Keasha looks very hopeful indeed. Keeping my fingers crossed for you that she has many more problem free years ahead xXx
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Polo123 18:29:54 Thu May 26 2011 Offline 1601 posts Mod Mood Now: Reply |
I agree that amputation seems rather drastic
 fingers crossed that's everything's ok
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sandyc 19:30:22 Thu May 26 2011 Offline 1014 posts Top Boxer Reply |
Sure sounds like your doing the best thing.I cant imagine amputation with those numbers.Keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers.
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jilldemo 00:45:42 Fri May 27 2011 Offline 2101 posts Admin Mood Now: Reply |
They rely on on us to do the best for them. Research is our greatest weapon.
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Tazzys_mam 12:39:32 Sat Jul 23 2011 Offline 26 posts Newbie  Mood Now:  Reply |
My Taz had a mast cell Tumour on his right leg the vet removed it and he had to have a skin graft, we had 3 months of agony waiting to see if he would be ok and thankfully he has made a complete recovery
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HARIBOH 07:10:55 Wed Jul 27 2011 Offline 278 posts Boxer Addict Mood Now: Reply |
Thats great news, keasha seems to be doing okay as well so fingers crossed for both our babies
Shona x
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SashasMum 17:57:25 Wed Jul 27 2011 Offline 4352 posts Admin Mood Now: Reply |
A friend of mine's boxer had a MCT and they were told it would likely come back, but it hasn't so far and we are 5 years down the line.
Glad Keasha is recovering well, I have to say I think I would have made the same decision you have xx P.s. sorry for delay in replying, I really have been rubbish about things recently! |
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