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Old 03-14-2009, 08:29 PM #11
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She is with me 24/7...and I mean Every minute! She follows me everywhere. I'm looking into adult daycare but most don't want "Wanderers" She is. Always walking, plus she has a phobia of being locked in? Perhaps some of those past nursing homes were bad?

What type of accident did you have? I was dumb, stupid & got on a motorcycle for a ride...Was hit straight into my left side by auto..(9) years ago & 13 surgeries later
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