[pyrnet] Re: pyrnet-l-digest.20051130

["Manny Fernandez, Jr." <drmanny3@cox.net>]

I have seen several postings concerning cancer in Pyrs.  This seems to be 
common?  Is there much one can do in the event that it occurs?  Is there a 
typical type that occurs more often-such as bone cancer?  Is this a breeding 
issue or is this just something that we need to be aware of.

Thanks,

Manny, Victoria, and Our Athena
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> [pyrnet] RE: Romy...our tribute...my   LynmaloneB@aol.com
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> Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2005 10:13:52 EST
> From: LynmaloneB@aol.com
> Subject: [pyrnet] RE: Romy...our tribute...my opus
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> What a moving and visually eloquent tribute to Romy. Your beautiful  video
> expresses what words cannot. I too lost my beloved boy, Bridger, to bone 
> cancer
> this year. I know we need to focus on the joy they brought to our lives, 
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> it's hard to do because the loss leaves such a void. My heart goes out to
> you all.
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> Lyn Malone (and 6 month old Cannon)
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