So I survived Jeremy's two-week trip to Minneapolis, as did Selah (I didn't kill her) and Emily (she didn't die). But now it looks like it might be the end of the road for Emily.
She has looked worse and worse through the past several months, as those of you visiting our house have noticed, but even just these past few days, her tumor has gotten, well, out of control. She was even able to wobble around okay last week, but now she has peed right by where she sleeps a few times, because it's too hard for her to go very far. Yesterday, when she did get out of "bed" (the log holder, in which we put a blanket), she kept lying down on the floor, because she was too tired to cross the tiny room to go back. One time when she lay down, she kind of flipped over, because the tumor was too heavy.
So we have a vet "consultation" appointment on Wednesday.
Hiking
Yes, Asher's there too...
Family
Proud and Able Explorer
My adorable little girl
Subtle Snub
Emily and Selah
Family Fun
Emily helps Selah and Grandpa with sidewalk chalk
Tarzan's Sister
We adopted a feral child while in Squaw Valley
Jealous Rage
Selah shares her feelings about sharing Mama with Cousin David
Children's Festival
Selah and her honorary sister, Carys
Guess which child is having fun
What it is like to BE Selah's honorary sister
Welcome to My World
Selah enjoys a toddler moment
Playing
Right before Selah falls on the concrete
2 comments:
oh i'm so sorry to hear this about your emily! it's just the saddest thing in the world to have your pet be so miserable. let me know how the vet appt goes and by all means come and cry if it doesn't go well. so sorry...
Emily is so lucky to have someone who loves her and will be with her to the end. She will go easily into her dark night surrendered with sorrow but also love. I wish you strength and courage and want you to know that you do not face this alone. Lots of virtual hugs.
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