Dogs and Ovarian Cancer Detection

[caf132]

webmd.com/cancer/cutting-ed...

I found this amazing video that I thought I would share. all the more reason to love our canine companions.

[Microbabe]

I work in a laboratory for NHS and they had began to use a medical detection dog ... I had just found out that I had a mass in my stomach and then diabetes.. I said that I should stand next to the dog see what it came up with .... one of my colleagues remarked that there was so much wrong with me it would keel over made me laugh 😂... at one point we did have a daily feature of what is wrong with Shelly today 😳

[Choski in reply to Microbabe]

Shelly that did make me laugh even if it was inappropriate !!! Love the 'What's wrong with Shelly today' - you must have good friends X

[Microbabe in reply to Choski]

Made me laugh too I think a good laugh is such a tonic ...I have some wonderful friends I don't see them as much as I would like these days but I'm hoping that will pass... we had a saying myself and my son when I was feeling low #shellyup made me smile 😃

[Caroles1 in reply to Microbabe]

oh lor,don't bring doggie near to me today it would Definately keel over! Xx

[PhillipandBettykid]

Isn't there a joke about the surgery that had a dog and a cat in it? Patients got charged for the cat scan and Lab results. 😏

[ArctoLindy in reply to PhillipandBettykid]

Just found this...

web.mit.edu/levitsky/www/jo...

[Aniram1973]

This is really interesting. We have 2 dogs and one would literally constantly sniff at my stomach/nether regions whilst the other would just lay with their head over my tummy .... and then I was diagnosed with OC in February this year. Sadly we lost the tummy-head-laying one in August (leukaemia - aged just 5) but we still have the other dog ... and he no longer sniffs my stomach/nether regions ... but if he starts again, I'm hot-footing it to the GP!!