Great News and I feel things will only get better after his next visit to the vet. Just praise the Lord ya'll caught this in time to do something about it. So many people wouldn't have cared or spent the money on their dogs. It's a shame, but it's the truth. I'm proud of ya'll for stepping up to the plate and doing what the dog needed to have done. I'm praying daily for your entire family and those around you. Love Marian

I'm so sorry to here about the direction you're headed... it's not an easy path to follow. BTDT. Please remember to take care of yourself too. One thing for your DH's soothies. My DH could only have liquids but had a dairy allergy. Grainlady suggested adding Great Lakes Gelatine - Collagen Hydolysate to his fruit or meat smoothies to add protein and needed amino acids... in the green colored can. I got it thru' Amazon from whichever vendor was cheapest because it's not inexpensive.... about $18 a big can... which lasts for awhile. My best wishes for you this holiday season. Kate

Homepro, no I did not intend to post in the Appliance Forum. Pink I can't really say. I know some have said really high temps aids in etching. I will say that most of my flatware seem cleaner and more silky if that's the term. Some have said that Cascade will cause stainless knives to develop rust spots and in some cases pitting. It seems to be the lemon scented or ones with citric acid added. I try to wash them by hand as some have spots on them. Not sure if the Platinum pacs have CA in them. Thanks Pink. Now if we just get Queenie taken care of. sigh.

The first link above shows threads from Mike, Patty, & Kirk. I've seen other seedling graft posts. Hopefully, they will all update us. I can imagine doing this for the albino seedling of a plant that is likely to produce a specific, special bloom ... to save it. Maria Elena