Previous Bachelor Ali Vidovsky She shares why her family chose to give their dog, Owen, radiation treatments for cancer.

“Let’s start with this … Owen is a graduate of radiation therapy !!!!!” Fedotowsky, 40, written via Instagram On Friday, March 21.

Fedotawsky shared that it is “not an easy decision” for “a lot of reasons”, but he made it clear that the choice “will include six players back”, where it should be placed under anesthesia every time.

“As you can see, he feels extremely nervous from the veterinarian,” Fedotoitsky has suspended a video of a shaking a hugging clip while hugging him.

Fedotoutsky explained that Owen has not been able to do treatments as it is located in Nashville, because the city “has no unit for radiation tumors for dogs yet.”

“We have heard that they will do the earliest time next month, but unfortunately, Owen will not last until next month if we wait,” Fedotowsky wrote, explaining that they went to Chattanooga and we stayed at a friend of the pets. “I treated him like the king while he was there!

Fedotawsky pointed out that the trip was “not easy”, noting that it was “awake several times all night to take it out to go to the bathroom or just get away from his anxiety.” One night, Fedotowsky slept on Earth with Owen because he “was really struggling and broken [her] heart.”

“So why did we do that? Owen has a very large brain tumor and without treatment, the neurologist was able to have about a month to live. I could not carry this thought. I pledged to do everything in my endeavor to help him,” she wrote. “So after we confirmed the brain tumor with MRI, we referred the neurologist to the radiation facility in Catanoja. After conducting a lot of research and speaking with a radiologist, we learned that by conducting a single examination of tomography, up to 5 stereoscopic radiotherapy for 5 years, we can (average) give Owen 1.5 years of good life!

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Fedotawsky noted that dogs should be under anesthesia to keep them “still” perfectly “when undergoing MRI, computerized tomography or radiotherapy – but the family believed that” this short time will be worth it if we get more enough time with him. Not only is it necessary for us! “

“Yes, this was difficult for him, but we did not make this decision, if we did not think that his short ability of anxiety and discomfort would be worth it in the long run,” Fedotowsky has suspended a segment of her feet that offer socks with Owen’s face. “It is like a small puppy outside this treatment and its seizures, so I know that it has a good life to live! (And yes, I wore my socks with Owen’s pictures of good luck during his treatments!).

While Fedotowsky noted that Owen’s cancer in the brain “cannot be treated with radiation”, she made it clear that hope is “reducing the tumor or just suppressing its growth to give it this extra time.”

“Although he has finished his treatments, side effects can be felt after weeks or even months, so we will continue to watch him closely,” she wrote.

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Fedotowsky He returned home with Owen To Nashville on Friday, share that her cup was “very sleeping” on the drive and now “he sleeps in peace in his home with the people he loves more than others.”

“We don’t know exactly what the future hides for him. He is approximately 12 years old, and major Mal attacks are part of his life now (we only hope for less frequently at the moment). We hope that we have a good year or two years with that and plan to spoil it during that time!” She added. “We will not take one moment for it.”

Fedotowsky concluded that the week was “a lot” for his family “logistically, financially and emotional”, but he noticed “there is nothing that I will not do for this beautiful little man.”

“He did so! Removing cancer (soft tissue sarcoma) on his leg, magnetic resonance imaging, tomography, and 5 stereoscopic radiotherapy! “Yes, he still has a brain tumor and will always be. It will be on a medicine for the rest of his life to help manage his tips. Share what the future looks like in our beautiful bud and why we did what we did above. Thank you for all love.

Fedotoutsky participated on March 14 that Owen had been diagnosed with a brain tumor, and asking them Instagram Followers, “Please keep it in your heart this week.” Weeks ago, Fedotowsky shared an update in the middle of a pair Kevin Manu‘s Battle with Halimi thyroid cancer. (The couple, who linked the knot in 2017, shares the daughter of Molly, 8, and his son Riley, 6.)

“I am pleased to inform you that the thyroid disease report for this man has returned negatively! This means that cancer has completely finished,” wrote Fedotoutsky via Instagram on February 28. His surgeryThey took the thyroid gland to take a test to ensure that they obtained all the margins. “