She Was Given Six Months to Live. The First Thing She Did Was Adopt the Dog She'd Been Putting Off for Years. Eighteen Months Later, Her Oncologist Still Talks About What Happened.
Diane had been putting off the dog for practical reasons — her schedule, her apartment size, the sense that there was always a better time coming.
The diagnosis clarified a number of things. She was fifty-four. The prognosis was not good. She drove home from the oncology appointment and sat in her kitchen for a while, and then she got back in her car and drove to the nearest shelter.
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