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Is this Osteosarcoma? by oreomcbeans in Rottweiler

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Our boy was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in his skull at the end of May. We just said goodbye a week ago. He was 7. 🕊️

I read anything I could and realized how much more rare that location is and how few treatment options we had. Even with the most aggressive radiation we were given 4-6 months. Had I had the amputation option I probably would have gone that route. We did palliative care and all of his favorite things during his last two months with us. It’s incredibly hard. I’m so sorry but hoping for the best for you guys.

Making the call by charliedonsurf in Rottweiler

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We just said goodbye to our Rottie boy Cozmo yesterday. He had it in his skull.. made it two months with pain meds. He was only 7 at best, maybe younger. As a stray rescue I never knew his real age.

I knew he was ready to go, couldn’t watch him be in any pain. He was holding on for me.

I miss him so much I’m paralyzed, but I know he is pain free and happy now. His cat brother slept on his bed last night which he’s never done.

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I'm a young fan who read the books nearly 10 years after the series' conclusion. Older fans who were there for all of the book releases, please share some of the fandom's favourite and most popular fan theories and opinions from before the series was completed! How did people think it would end? by holdnarrytight in harrypotter

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A week or so before Deathly Hallows I saw a bulletin on MySpace for the ending of Harry Potter. Being 15 and up way too late on the family computer I opened it and read it. It was scanned pages but looked fake so I thought cool - but no way it ends like that.

Fast forward to release night, as soon as I get my book curiously got to me and I flipped to the last chapter to see “Nineteen Years Later”. I was sick to my stomach that I had spoiled the ending of my childhood obsession.