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So I adopted an adult female Shiba several years back now. She came from a puppy mill as a breeding dog. She is now 13 years going on 14 and is having some health issues. I want to preface this with: I'm not looking for medical advice, as my vet is already aware of all these things. So around 2 years ago she developed a bump near her leg and a bump on her mammary area. I opted to get them removed, as I hoped that would be the end of it. It was like 1000 dollars, which was a lot of money, but I hoped that it would end there. Once we got the test results back, it showed that the one on her leg was a low grade myxosarcoma, a skin cancer. The vet said that it was completely removed and that the odds of it returning are low. So a couple of months later I noticed a few new ones in new locations, and had the vet look, and they suggested I get them removed as well. Well, at the time I lost my job and I couldn't pay for that, so, having no choice, I didn't get them removed. Now in the past month I have noticed a few more, and I am worried. I don't notice anything wrong with her: she has a lot of energy, runs around, plays, and loves to drink water and eat food. Another issue that she has is really bad teeth, and this has been a big concern for my vets; however, it is like 2K and I can't afford that. I don't really know what I want an answer on, maybe venting or maybe just advice. I figure I am at the point where I would just be removing bumps till she is gone and it won't make a difference regardless.

So I adopted an adult female Shiba several years back now. She came from a puppy mill as a breeding dog. She is now 13 years going on 14 and is having some health issues. I want to preface this with: I'm not looking for medical advice, as my vet is already aware of all these things. So around 2 years ago she developed a bump near her leg and a bump on her mammary area. I opted to get them removed, as I hoped that would be the end of it. It was like 1000 dollars, which was a lot of money, but I hoped that it would end there. Once we got the test results back, it showed that the one on her leg was a low grade myxosarcoma, a skin cancer. The vet said that it was completely removed and that the odds of it returning are low. So a couple of months later I noticed a few new ones in new locations, and had the vet look, and they suggested I get them removed as well. Well, at the time I lost my job and I couldn't pay for that, so, having no choice, I didn't get them removed. Now in the past month I have noticed a few more, and I am worried. I don't notice anything wrong with her: she has a lot of energy, runs around, plays, and loves to drink water and eat food. Another issue that she has is really bad teeth, and this has been a big concern for my vets; however, it is like 2K and I can't afford that. I don't really know what I want an answer on, maybe venting or maybe just advice. I figure I am at the point where I would just be removing bumps till she is gone and it won't make a difference regardless.

Ok I know this is a homebrew and I should buy it and support it. However I hate supporting developers who refuse to sell ROMs so that you can play the game in an emulator. For that reason I am looking for a digital copy of Alien Abduction! for the Atari 2600