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Tuesday, October 30, 2012

The Tumor, The Sacrifice, and The Pain

Last night while I was administering Pugs medication I rolled her over to put the antibiotic cream on her stomach and noticed that the tumor's growth has reduced significantly. The only thing that I have been feeding her is garlic powder every other day, so garlic does help with Cancer. I am still waiting for the other herbs to arrive from Amazon. I think they may have been delayed due to the devastation Hurricane Sandy has caused. The garlic at least gives us hope that she still can be saved. 

The family has sold their refrigerator, stove, leather couch, and rocking chair for money to purchase the pain medication that Pugs requires. Being on disability because of the multiple sclerosis the family does not have the money to pay for Pugs life saving surgery. There is also no money available to purchase another service dog, so the family is doing all that they can to help Pugs.20 pounds a month is a lot for an MS patient to loose, but sacrifices are in order to even ease Pugs suffering, so the family has gone on a strict 300 calorie a day diet as an attempt to save enough money for Pugs pain medication. One way or another Deb is determined to be with Pugs!

Below is a movie that explains what the family is doing as an attempt to save their beloved service dog's life. 




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