Two days after Christmas, 2003, I finally said good-by to her. During the time we went through this together, I learned a lot about cancer, chronic disease, alternative therapies, new ways to combat cancer, and perhaps ways to avoid it altogether.

Diet, nutrition, and vaccine protocols have changed radically in recent years. Grace was given a 4-6 month life expectancy if she underwent chemotherapy and amputation of her leg.

Not being satisfied with that option, I began an intense research project to see if I could help her without impacting her quality of life.

The result was very rewarding. Grace and I had another 2 1/2 quality years together. She was so vibrant that I hoped at times that her diagnosis was wrong.

I've gathered articles, websites, experts, and other information that was invaluable in deciding the treatment plan for Grace.

I've also included links that give you information help give your pets a good start in life, and to keep them healthy and happy for many years.

I hope you are able to glean some information and help you gain the knowledge to best care for your pet in case you are ever in the same situation Grace and I were.

Now for the legal disclaimer:
These links are for information only, and should in no way be considered a substitute for veterinary care. If you have a pet that you think has a serious illness, see your veterinarian.

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