1 day shy of 6 months

We have been away for quite some time.  But, I am happy to say we are doing fine.

Fenway is a true tripawd superstar.
He makes me proud everyday, with his strength, stamina and zest for life.
It seems like nothing can slow him down.  Not snow, not sleet, not ice, nor cold weather.

Yesterday, we did something I thought we would/could never do after his amputation surgery.  We had him groomed.  (I know it seems silly, but I was so scared)  With water, slippery floors, no harness,  a tub up high, and a table to stand on…all of those things could be a problem, I was afraid he could injure another leg…….

Well, he didn’t. he did amazingly well. He is all cleaned up, and very handsome.  (at least I think so)

Also, we would like to tell you, that Fenway had chest x-rays in January…..and so far NO LUNG METS!!!!!

So, on this special day, we are celebrating Fenway, and all the other Tripawd superstars.
Every day is a gift.  Treasure it.

Hugs and sloppy golden kisses to you all.

Fenway, and Mama Sue

Author: goldenmama

Im 44 years old. Live with my boyfriend of 13 years, in Southeastern Ct. I have loved goldens my whole life. My 2 dogs are sister and brother, Macy May and Fenway Frank. They are 8.5 years old, and they are my children. Fenway was diagnosed with osteosarcoma on August 1, 2012..Since then, I feel like I have been on a roller coaster ride....His amputation surgery is scheduled for Tues Sept 4, 2012. This is our story View all posts by goldenmama