(VICT) Re: Our latest adventure - Resend
- From: care4k9@xxxxxxx
- To: vi-clicker-trainers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 21 Sep 2008 17:28:51 +0000
Karyn,
I have glitches with this e-mail server, so I'm sending this from my web
site e-mail. So below is what I wrote :-)
Ann writes...
> This is above and beyond the inspiration you provide to the rest of us
> with your can-do attitude toward your many disabilities and
> challenges! To say I'm impressed would be an understatement. I'm
> wowed!
I also agree. I'm hard of hearing and partially sighted. So I'm not
deaf-blind, but there is a high probability that I will become totally blind in
the future and just really not sure how to manage having a limit in two senses
and then try to navigate around from a small town to a big city. A great dog is
so crucial to have. I've also noticed that now I have Mickey coming to work
with me after the 6 months battle, how my stress level went down. I find it
interesting how Karyn mentions the stress we go through when we don't have our
dogs. I didn't think I would have had this much stress. I didn't realize,
honestly, what a strong part of my dog's life is so intertwined in my life.
I'm not deaf and I'm not blind I'm one of those in-between people, but
even though I still hear a lot and see a lot, I really do need my dog to assist
me. Just an amazing thing and Karyn is a great example of how that dog fits
into our lives and makes it that much easier.
Christy
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Christy Hill
A'Mickey
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http://home.att.net/~care4k9
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