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Well folks we did well through our first night home. She had an average of 98% oxygen level. No problems Ate good before bed, .....no bottles though....so we are putting water in her food for now till we figure out how to get her drinking. She woke up happy and smiling and kicking her legs in bed. Today the home nurse is coming to watch us give her first dose of medicine at home. She is in an antibiotic that’s given through her port. She’ll be on this until the 19th. This Friday she is to still do her MRI to check on the size of the tumor and receive her one chemo. It’s the easy chemo not the double dose. We will be discussing a plan of action with Dr. Meade to possibly help prevent this from happening again. She may need iv fluids for a couple days after receiving her chemo treatments. If Dr. Meade doesn’t think that she needs to get fluids after her chemo treatments then We are also considering staying down there in a hotel for a couple days after she gets the double chemo treatments so we can take her over to the ED for fluids if she gets lethargic and doesn’t want to eat or drink. We are hoping this doesn’t happen again but we are also trying to prepare a plan if it does as well as preparing a plan to help prevent this from happening again.

nothing better than reading this.........She woke up happy and smiling and kicking her legs in bed. sounds like a plan is needed, and you all are on it

The granddogger sure was....she sure missed her family!! Midgy was so happy when I took her home, she started to whine as soon as it was time to turn onto Hemlock Ave in Force. When I turned onto Spruce St, half her body was doing a happy dance. Then she saw her mommy & daddy & ran straight to daddy, 😆 When I left, I asked Midgy if she wanted to come home with Grandma. She just stared at me & started shaking!! We all had to tell her I was kidding & she was staying home with mommy, daddy, & Faith!! Dogs are to smart for their own good sometimes!!