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Old 06-24-2012, 02:51 PM #11
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I have had my service dog for several years. I also take medication every day. I have times when perhaps I could leave my dog for a while. But I would no more leave her than I would stop taking my meds.
My condition is chronic and cyclic. The law states I can have my dog even if my condition can be relieved or managed by other methods.
I will never be cured. My disability is permanent. I carry meds with me just in case. Even on good days I take her......just in case.
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