lala646
Ideal_Rock
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Our poor kitty Stanley (my avatar) needs to have one of his front legs amputated due to a recurring, aggressive cancer. He's had surgery twice to remove the tumor, and each time it has come back faster and more aggressively. Though the amputation will be traumatic (for all of us), we and his vet thought it would be less traumatic for him than the alternative of aggressive surgery to preserve the leg, plus a month or more of daily radiation treatments involving daily sedation. All this to say, I'm worried for my sweet bub, and looking for any advice anyone who has been through this may have.
Picture here of Stan after his last surgery in February, being the Goodest Boy, and wearing All The Things to try to keep him from removing his bandages (again).
![20220209_150948 (1).jpg 20220209_150948 (1).jpg](https://www.pricescope.com/community/data/attachments/866/866220-09bbdd0b71565a5ce956b395b8f717d8.jpg?hash=CbvdC3FWWl)
Picture here of Stan after his last surgery in February, being the Goodest Boy, and wearing All The Things to try to keep him from removing his bandages (again).
![20220209_150948 (1).jpg 20220209_150948 (1).jpg](https://www.pricescope.com/community/data/attachments/866/866220-09bbdd0b71565a5ce956b395b8f717d8.jpg?hash=CbvdC3FWWl)