IBD, which they said with that he can live happily, but will have bouts of issues, such as needing an antibiotic here and there. I declined on the biopsy that would have been done next week, because if its cancer even with chemo they only live 3 months. cancer of the stomach or bowel isn't good at all. With his trachea issues why put him through that yet, and they all agreed. I ask is the cancer risk 50/50, they said no less. It was 9pm and he threw up his small breakfast whole that was given at 5am. so nothing was digesting. he actually was dripping liquid from his nose, due to all the fluid. They brought him out to us to say goodnight, all hooked up to iv's, and his head was standing straight up with his blue bow just bopping so beautifully, he is such a trooper, he wants to live, and God willing he will, when his little doggie will to live ever goes, then I will call it quits. When I get him home I will have to do massive searching on this IBD. |