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Marc Jacobs

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oh my gosh, halleybird, i'm so sorry!  you and halley are definitely in my thoughts and prayers.  and mia is right, 90-95% are definitely good numbers.  thanks so much for keeping us updated.

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Kate Spade

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i'm sorry to hear the bad news, but like the other girls have said - the odds are in your favor.  i'm sure that after the second surgery halley will be fine.  she's a lucky dog to have you and dh (and sully!) on her side.


i'll keep all of you in my thoughts.  keep us updated. 



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Chanel

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im sure everything will turn up okay, i'll keep you all in my thoughts

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Gucci

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HB - Trust me, iwith everything that I went through with Frankie.. I swear the prayers and thoughts from ST must have helped.. And they will help for you too!


Good luck.. and kisses for your sweet pup!



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Chanel

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You know what's funny? I don't have any pets and I don't want pets, especially not a dog, but ever since you posted about Halley and what's been going on with her, I can't stop thinking about her. It's as if 1) I know her and 2) she's a real person to me!


I'm sorry to hear it wasn't better news but I'm glad the vet thinks she can can get it all. I hope Halley (and you and your fam) gets better really quickly and she never gets sick again! Good luck!



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Hermes

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Thank you guys! Halley appreciates your support. 


Someone tell me to trust my vet and not to do research online. I was reading up on her condition last night, and what I read said that the level she has (2) is variable, meaning the survival rates vary greatly and can be anywhere from 50-90%, so not as good as what my vet said. Should I just trust that my vet knows what she's doing? She's been Halley's vet for about 3 years, and she has 30+ years of experience. I just have OCD, especially when it comes to medical stuff.


I am glad we decided not to pursue chemo yet. One of my students said her dog went through it and it was very taxing.



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