the virtue.

All right, you guys, I wanted to thank you guys a lot over the course of the last couple

of weeks and couple of months.

You guys have really sort of guided me with the medical problems I've been having with

my dog.

And this is the last time I'll talk about it because it's painful.

It's really, really painful.

He says as he laughs, that way he doesn't cry.

You got to laugh through the pain.

Well, it's been an interesting emotional rollercoaster over the course of the last couple

of days.

So if you listen to the show, I have an English bulldog that's eight years old and he's

been sick recently and doctors haven't really been able to figure it out.

And finally last week, we found out that he had a soft-eggis cancer.

But we're like waiting for the biopsy to come back just to make, like to be 100% sure.

So for a couple of days there, actually it's been a couple of weeks.

He's been slavering all over the place uncontrollably and lost a lot of weight.

So I could tell there was something going on.

You knew in your heart there was something wrong.

For sure.

I mean, you just know your own dog, right?

And I've been watching him deteriorate and deteriorate.

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