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Old 05-25-2012, 08:56 PM
Hampster63 Hampster63 is offline
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How awful for you to have this happen. So funny, as I was reading your post I was thinking about my aunt who had the same thing happen to her yesterday only she got bit by the dog. The neighbors dog is very viscious and was charging at my sister and to distract the dog my aunt used some food hoping the dog would go in the other direction but he grabbed her arm instead. She ended up in the ER all day and got 8 stitches from the tear he made. Her arm will never be the same. But she won't mind she's 90 yrs old and at times doesn't even remember what happen to her. My point, you never know what your neighbors dog is capable of so be AWARE next time he may do more then knock you down. This all happen even with a fence seperating them and the dog tied to a BBQ which he was dragging behind him Can you believe it? Anyway I hope you're feeling better soon.

I'm interested in the fact you have a service dog to begin with. You must have had to jump thru hoops to get one, how did you accomplish that? You said he helps you with balance, have you had any improvement in balance since you started with the tDCS treatment? If you have major improvements will you end up giving up the dog? I wish you all the best in your improvement. I hope it continues and maybe someday you won't need help opening a cabinet or getting dressed. Hoping for a pain free day tomorrow.
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