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[QUOTE="Spaceman213J, post: 5286225, member: 6477"]
In 2003, my brother was diagnosed with Large B cell lymphoma (stage 3).  Ever since his treatment, he's been cancer free.  I hope you have similar results.

To the original poster.  It's hard to lose them, but that's part of having pets and making them part of your family.  We were once up to 8 cats.  We had one, who had been so feral that the vet had to throw a net over him when he woke up early from being fixed and escaped his cage, who became my buddy.  He was odd shaped and walked funny from suffering a broken pelvis from a coyote attack when he was still feral.  Our neighbor saw him scurry by once and thought he was a pet pig.
Anyways, he would sit on my shoulder and chest and headbutt me over and over.  He suddenly lost a lot of weight and the vet found cancer in his jaw.  He only lasted a few days and died in my arms.  Ironically, we were taking him the next day to be put to sleep, but our vet isn't open on Sundays.
 Best wishes to you and your mom.
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