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But Tye had decided to view the situation positively and be proactive. His only priority is to save Lucy’s life.
“Lucy has always been the rock in my life. She is why I rescue so many dogs now and never give up,” Tye said.
“She’s given me more in life than I could ever repay, so my only goal right now is to get her stable and be able to see her again no matter what path this leads us down.”
As of June 1, the most recent update Tye had on his GoFundMe page, Lucy was discovered to have four different types of cancers: Urinary Bladder Transitional Cell Carcinoma, Well-differentiated Hepatocellular Carcinoma, Mast Cell Tumor, and Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumor with Regional Lymph Node Metastasis.
The information may sound discouraging, but Tye has never stopped believing that his girl is a big fighter.
“She’s meant to be in this world and be a beacon of hope and light for others who see her triumph through this,” Tye added.
Lucy made it through her surgery on May 3 as the medical team successfully removed the intestine mass and small intestines, sutured the large intestine in place, and removed the liver mass.
Lucy started radiation after June 7 for her cancer treatments, and Tye will continue to drive her to Los Angeles every day for 5 weeks until the treatment completes.
You may visit Tye’s GoFundMe and his social media if you want to follow up on Lucy’s recovery journey and cheer for her.
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