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🎥 Sneak peek for my latest vlog 🎥Where'd The Tumor Go? New FDA Stelfonta Treatment Works For Mast Cell Tumors🖥 You can watch the full video on YouTube youtu.be/jAb3F1g0dw0Tucker’s progress after Stelfonta is amazing! He is my first patient I treated in the US with this new FDA approved intratumoral treatment for mast cell tumors.In this vlog, you will see his Stelfonta journey from injection to complete response. Go to YouTube to see the full video Be sure to watch my last vlog # 130 to learn all the details on Stelfonta for MCT including what is it, what to expect with treatment and after, side effects, how effective is it, which dogs should be treated with Stelfonta, and how do you get this treatment youtu.be/32Sq2yD_oEM ... See MoreSee Less

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Family reunion 💕⁣⁣After a very long rough year of not seeing my parents and a year of many lows and sadness, I finally got to hug my folks and spend quality time with the people I love so much. ⁣⁣We cried, we hugged, we kissed, we smiled, we sat around a table and shared meals and conversations. No masks. No social distancing. ⁣⁣Just family, the way it’s supposed to be. ⁣⁣It was a beautiful thing. I am so grateful for my family, our health, COVID vaccinations, their love and support. @ Asharoken, New York ... See MoreSee Less

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Happy 4️⃣th birthday to our sweet Penelope ❣️⁣⁣She may be small for a Labrador, but she makes up for it with her bouncing energy and sweet loving nature. I kid that she is a lemon with all her medical issues but as my friend Mari says, she is imperfectly perfect 🍋 💛⁣⁣We are so lucky to have her in our lives 💝 ... See MoreSee Less

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Can you believe we found another mast cell tumor at Tucker’s 5 week Stelfonta recheck last week? ⁣⁣This one was in the inner thigh and much smaller than the elbow one I already treated. ⁣⁣Of course I aspirated the new mass and when it was confirmed to be another MCT, mom quickly decided to treat with Stelfonta again. ⁣⁣He has anesthesia concerns for surgery due to his heart condition, and mom was so pleased with how well his first MCT responded and wound healed up. ⁣⁣His large elbow one is about 6 weeks out and had a complete response. ⁣⁣📹 Want to see and learn more on Stelfonta for MCT including response rates, side effects and everything else you need to know. Check out my new vlog # 130 on my YouTube channel.⁣⁣#kickcancersbutt #whywaitaspirate ... See MoreSee Less

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