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Old 05-25-2008, 08:25 AM #1
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I can't imagine your pain for losing a large part of your life.

I have my first Service/Medic Alert dog and she is so close to me...
I will probably out live her and I will go through your pain.

She is a 43 pound angel. My wife told me our dogs never want to
offend or harm us. As I observed Tolly, my 4 legged girl, she really is that way. I am amazed I never noticed it before.

Best wishes on your journey....and that is what we are doing with our beloved companions. Take Care....Dave
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