How To Catch Your Pet’s Cancer Earlier VLOG 121

Dr Sue Cancer Vet

2 days ago

Haters gonna hate. Trolls gonna troll.

It is easy to be negative and critical and judge from behind a keyboard and computer screen. But is not courageous. It is not constructive. And they do not contribute to the conversation.

After I posted vlog 123 on YouTube where I shared I might stop vlogging and my pain in dealing with the negativity I receive, the love, support, positive feedback from colleagues that I know, and the ones I have never met, from friends, family, and clients that I have had the honor to treat their pets over the years has been just heartwarming.

One of my favorites was from past clients of a dog named including Jabba the Mutt - swipe to read his post. I treated Jabba for lymphoma 16 years ago in California and he lived over 7 years.

I also received emails, DMs and messages from people I never met but my vlogs and my social media content have provided them the information they needed when they were dealing with cancer in their pet. Or just looking for info on cancer and pets in general. Free reliable info on the internet.

That is what I do. That is what I LOVE to do.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to remind me how valuable I am. That I matter. What I do matters. Thank you from the bottom on my heart. Thank you. You all made a difference for me.

🙌 Positivity for the win.

Here is just a selection of some of the feedback. One I will try remember when I get down is from Dr Andrew Oster:

“You need to be a role model not a martyr. But at the end of the day if your passion leads you back to your vlogs, With many more people, I will be waiting with open arms. We aren’t silent because we are not here. We are silent because we are listening. What you say matters.” ... See MoreSee Less

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