granite

Dear Granite,
No, i haven't seen it, but will check it out. I have been responding to many kind replies regarding Cayman. The support is overwhelming.

Cayman is actually doing better - thanks to a phosphorus homeopathic remedy. His eye has returned to normal - if you can believe it. The bleeding has slowed down. He wants to play and run, and as usual, eats and eats and then eats .....

It's an emotional roller coaster. I know the tumor hasn't gone away. I don't know what this week will bring. So hard to stay focused on the moment, but I'm trying. I just don't want to kid myself.

Well, I have to get something done or it will be Monday and I'll still be in my bathrobe!!!
Have a good Sunday and thanks for thinkng of me. "Happy Together" made me smile!

Eryn and Cayman

Thanks for allowing us into your home and enjoy watching Emmas litter grow.

Since I am avoiding housework, I checked out your website. The music is great!! Love jazz and grew up in Maryland. That wedsite could sure use some smiling puppy faces!! Really enjoyed it!! Thanks

Hi Granite,

Thanks so much for your response to my post. Somehow it got deleted and I can't for the life of me find it. I tried to reply earlier. Cayman came up and starting hitting my hand with his paw. "Mom, stop typing and hold me!!" As usual, he won and I must have hit the wrong button. He makes me laugh amidst my tears. I am overwhelmed by the caring responses I have received today.

I understand the process of denial that you mentionned regarding your hubby. I find myself struggling with all the "I should have done this or that," and the biggest "why did I waste time working late night after night???" All the guilt stuff, all the regrets. The emotional roller coaster of this process is wearing. When he's looking better and bringing me his toys, I find myself thinking "look, he's getting better." But I know that is my denial talking given all I know about his type of cancer. Trust me, I will not allow him to suffer on my account.

I see you also work in healthcare. Patients can learn so much from animals. I use to take Cayman to work with me. He had such a calming effect on my clients, many who have not experienced unconditional positive regard or empathy. He always smiles no matter what!

have a good Sunday,
Eryn

Yes they are my babies, on the left is Zoë, right Katja

Oh I know what that YouTube withdrawal is like, hope it's up again! Lots of us are addicted to this site. I love the posts and the people and the info I get from it. If I'm working from home, I just leave it booted up all day and keep refreshing it! It's like chocolate, LOL. Your puppies are just darling but we are crazy about Emma. She so reminds us of our first Sheltie and my Sheltie Angel who was the love of my life.

Thanks so much for sharing your pictures of your little babies. I went back today and played them over again! But I had to turn the sound down real low, otherwise, it would send Indy off howling like a banshee!

It so so fun to watch them grow because they do grow so fast! I barely remember Bacca now at 8 weeks. I wish I'd taken more pictures at the beginning but my camera was broken!

And with 9 pups, I can see that you'd need all the footage you can get. How else to tell one from the other without the footage.

Thanks so much, Granite! I have great fun taking animal pictures. Digital cameras have made it so much easier now that I can erase all the bad ones. I've enjoyed your pictures too!

Thanks for the friend invitation! I'm happy to add you to my list. Our forum members are such a great community and your videos of the new furbabies have added so much! My husband and I were both watching last night and loved your commentary!

A person can never have too many friends, and everyone here is so nice! Thank you all!