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@callalloo

It's great that you're working with a surgeon that you can have confidence in. Better yet, that he's essentially doing this pro bono. There still are doctors, and veterinarians, around who can do that. But theyre not in the majority, alas. Lookout forward to hearing that all went well with the surgery...

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Yes, I was very lucky to be referred to him.
His research is known worldwide. He runs the oral cancer center and also teaches. So he doesn't depend on surgery for his income. Even so, I was blown away when he told me not to worry. The insurance covered the hospital costs and for the diagnostics. My last surgery in November was covered because I have new insurance.
I know he wouldn't have done any less if he was not getting paid. I am amazed at the responses I've gotten since posting on here. Everyone is so kind and helpful. It means a lot, especially since I can't get out much. I've always had dogs and I miss having that loyal, loving companion. My dog died some months before Covid and since my knees had deteriorated I knew I couldn't walk a dog. I'm hoping to get one after my knee surgery. I've always had rescues. My last two were beagles and that's what I would get again. I think all dogs are emotional support animals. I hope everyone gets good news about their health in the coming week. I hope everyone has a peaceful evening. ♡♡