The Results

I am sitting here in tears at the results of the biopsy. However, think of the positive, clear margins which is good news. Take one day at a time and enjoy every day you have her. She is such a sweet and beautiful little puggy and is loved by so many. Remeber, think positive.

We will continue with prayers for all of you, and yes, enjoy each day no matter what.
We are with you as much as we can be, sharing your joys and heartache.

Rats!  I hate that the results were not great…good with the margins, bad with the malignancy.  As we know, Sol is a strong fighter and she will work hard to stay with her fabulous forever family for as long as God will allow.  Sol and you will continue to be in our prayers.  Enjoy all of Sol’s quirks and personality and know that she is enjoying the best life possible, surrounded by your love.

Thank goodness for the clean margins.  We too will continue to send our prayers and positive thoughts for you all.  Sol is certainly a gift that was sent to you.  Do like you said, take each day as it comes and enjoy all the wonderful, special times each day brings.  Stay strong little Sol…we love you (and Benny, Henry, and Luna too).

Pug hugs and kisses from Annabelle, Piper, Tessa Grace, and Marley!

I’m so sad about the pathology report.  You’re right about the clean margins being good news, and I’m glad about that.

Corrine, your attitude is wonderful!  When I read “no matter how many tomorrows there are, it will never be enough”, I thought that sums it all up.  I hope you and Solsey (Benjamin, Henry, and Luna too) have many, many tomorrows!

Oh Corrine, I am so sad and happy by this…Sad because it is very sad because this is the reality of Sol, but happy because she is living in a wonderful home, has wonderful owners, and will live out the rest of her life in this environment.

I guess that is what you have to focus on, and remember when you have your days of gloom.  As a person that lost a very dear Pug very early in her life, sometimes that is all that helps when faced with the reality of a situation like this.  Brings tears to my eyes to be honest, but staying positive is key.

Give her a big hug and a kiss from me, Hooie and Tina.  She is always on my mind.

We are sad to see the news about Sol. We think you have done so much for this little pug in such a short time. You are her life saver! We hope you get to share your pillow with her for a long time! And thank you for taking such great care of her and never giving up. You are a true hero in our eyes!

Please know you and sol are in our thoughts and prayers here as well as we love little sol so much and we’re in tears here but,they are strong little dogs and as others have said you just treasure every day and every moment together as i to lost my first angel girl i just treasured every minute as we all will treasure every minute with our precious sol,as she is a part of all our families.

When I saw “The Results” on the blog, I held my breath, only to let out a huge sigh of sadness.  After I read your post and the responses, I really don’t have anything to add that hasn’t already been said.  I second all of these emotions and will continue to hope and pray for you and Sol.  There is always hope!  And you are right, there will never be enough days but cherish what you have.  Life is fleeting and every moment precious!  This is just another of God’s reminders…

I can’t explain what draws me to Sol so much. SO glad about the margins! I really wonder why God has dealt her these cards, and like you mentioned in posts before, I wonder what she went through as a puppy and what her “previous life” was like. I really wish I could just hug her!!!!!!!!!!! Keep that cute little chin up, Solesy!

So so sorry to hear about Sol.  I really love coming to your blog everyday to see pics of the pups.  There is just something about little Sol that I just love. 

I’m praying that the time you have is long…

I am so sorry about the results Corrine. We all had our fingers crossed for you.

I know a bit about breast cancer so know that clean margins are wonderful news as well as the fact that it hasn’t spread to her lymph nodes. 
In humans the next step is usually chemo and/or radiation but that wouldn’t be fair to poor Sol.

I am sure you will have her for a long while before the cancer spreads or comes back.
I bet she will enjoy her new wheels as well!

“Live without fear, your Creator loves you.”
          ~St Francis of Assisi

Pug hugs and Pug love from me and Rosco.  It sounds like you are on the right track in thinking positive.

I think we’re all gonna just have to “Sol it up” and follow her example.  That poor girl has been through so much and is still a happy, pillow restin’, pugkin bread stealing diva.  How much more can you ask for?

Look at the silver lining; clear margins, she’s got a great family, and tons of us in the blogosphere who love and cheer for her.

We love you Solsy! Hang tough!

- Melissa & co.

“Carpe Diem!”  We love you Sol!!

Pug kisses!

I love this quote from ‘The Once Again Prince’ by Irving Townsend, it seems to describe how we feel about our furbabies so well.

“We who choose to surround ourselves with lives even more temporary than our own live within a fragile circle, easily and often breached. Unable to accept it’s awful gaps, we still would live no other way. We cherish memory as the only certain immortality, never fully understanding the necessary plan.”

Enjoy every day with Sol you have made her life so wonderful.
Janelle

I can’t add anything that hasn’t already been said but I did want to let you know you’ve been in my thoughts all day.  Sol is so very lucky to have found you, no matter how late in her life it was.  Thank you for sharing her with us.  Much love to you and your family.

Janelle, that’s beautiful!  Thanks for sharing.  And it does say it so well!

GOD works in mysterious ways,it is a miracle that Miss Sol is with the loving family that she is. My Gabby and me will have our paws in prayer for you guys, GOD BLESS YOU!!!

Hi Melasma, I have never had a basil cell carcinoma, but it is my understanding that these can be on any part of the body. Will you be having this removed? Will hold you in prayer that it is benign. Pug-hugs from the Colorado 5