Aw Janie, I'm so sorry it isn't what you - and we - hoped for but try to stay positive that he will respond to the treatment and it will work for him for the longest possible time. I know you will make the most of every second.

Big hugs for both of you.
xxx

Sorry to hear this. Hope Noah responds to treatment.
Take care x

So sorry. Try and keep strong for him. x

Thinking of you and hoping that the meds do the trick for your darling boy xx

I'm sorry its turned out to be a correct diagnosis. Just want to second what everyone else has said really, big hugs and woo's from all of us here

So sorry to hear that the vets original thoughts were confirmed. I pray that Noah will respond to the treatment and that you will have your precious boy with you for a long time. Good luck for the future.

Sad to read your update. I hope the meds help and allow you to spend as much precious time with him as possible now.

Sorry to read you've now had confirmation, but hopefully he'll have no ill effects from the treatment and live a long and happy life. I remember Claire's Dylan on here went on for 5 years after his chemo, still living happilly until old age took him at 14 or even 15, so there is hope Janie.xxx

Thank you everyone.. we really appreciate your support.

He started his steroids yesterday.. today he seems to have more of an appetite. I started his Chemo today.. so far so good.. he's asleep on the bed.

I`m watching his every move and breath.. i`m so scared in case he does have a catastrophic reaction to the Chemo (possibly leave holes in his gut.. which will be fatal) Vet said if he's still good after 2 days.. that's not likely to happen.. but need to look out for bladder (urinary) problems, which they can treat with anti-biotics. Send him some positive vibes to get him through the next 48 hours safely. Thanks again guys

A pic of baby Noah.. what a cutie



And one taken last Monday.. before we knew.

eyes that see into your soul....hes gorgeous, how has he been Janie, hope your copeing ok too xx