Julia, I'm sad to hear it's such grim news for Samantha. Ultimately, what you decide WILL be what is best for you, and what YOU feel is the right thing to do. Follow your gut instinct, if you think that her quality of life on the chemo will not be good, and that you may have better QUALITY time without it, then you do what is best for the two of you. I do have a few suggestions though, that may hurt to hear at this point, but that you will cherish later. Take the time to make a paw casting now, take some pictures of her. Cut a locket of her fur and put it somewhere very safe where you will always have it. These things, you will come to cherish years from now. Then just spend as much time with her as you can, while you can, and when the time is right, make her journey swift and painless. This way, you will always know you did all you could to honor her life, to make her happy, and to keep her memory near to you, and you wont have any regrets.
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