Guest guest Posted June 15, 2006 Report Posted June 15, 2006 thanks Rogene - that was a very sweet email.... I will share it w/ . It is funny - I was alone the first time and awoke to my dog hovering over me licking my face on my bathroom flloor tile... I can't help but think she knew that something was wrong and was trying to help.... I have heard a lot of times about animals being able to sense things like this and help their owners. I may look into the alert devices as well - it may make him feel better. we have had a long talk with out son about what happened and what it looks like and what to do - to call 911 and he has s cell# memorized now. I also have several neighbors around us that we are very friendly with that are home a lot that he would be able to go get help from. That cat sounded awesome... what I wouldn't have given to have had that cat here last Sunday.... Would have saved me a massive head wound! My head still hurts terribly from where I hit it. the swelling has gone done considerably but it still hurts like it happened yesterday. I am lucky to have not split it open - I kid you not it was the size of a softball then sticking out the back of my head - it was huge! then the paramedics strapped me to a back board w/ a neckbrace and the board was right on the lump..... I felt every little pebble on that 30 minute drive to the hospital for sure!! The doc was even stumped that I didn't need stitches as swollen as it was - I still haven't a clue what I hit it on - I think it was just the floor or maybe the step up into my garden tub.... who knows. thanks again love shari Quote
Guest guest Posted June 15, 2006 Report Posted June 15, 2006 Shari . . . You dog did know something was wrong . . . watch her behavior towards you . . . If she sees something coming, I'm sure she'll try to signal you. . . Animals are incredible like that! Love, Rogene Quote
Guest guest Posted June 16, 2006 Report Posted June 16, 2006 rogene yup - my hubby made her a steak dinner when I got outta the hospital! Our little mutt from the pound is a very sweet girl... said he would never complain about her getting on his nerves again as he also feels she helped to save me. I love animals!! thanks shari Quote
Guest guest Posted June 16, 2006 Report Posted June 16, 2006 LOL! I bet that little mutt is feeling like royality now! . . . Love, Rogene Quote
Guest guest Posted June 16, 2006 Report Posted June 16, 2006 Shari I am convinced that dogs are angels in disguise. Sent here to help us learn to be more loving and compassionate! Who couldn't learn how to be a better human being by watching the loyalty,love, and forgiveness of a dog. I love my dogs sooooo much. They are the best things I ever spent money on. I just had to put my little smokey joe to sleep in february and I am STILL crying about it. He had truly been my best friend over the past six years--during my illness. He went on walks with me every single day on the trails, and we went for car rides -- with him riding shotgun!--every day also. If I even so much as sniffled or sighed like I was going to cry he was immediately there covering my tears with his face. Take good care of your precious dog! Love Kathy > > rogene > > yup - my hubby made her a steak dinner when I got outta the hospital! Our > little mutt from the pound is a very sweet girl... said he would never > complain about her getting on his nerves again as he also feels she helped to > save me. I love animals!! > > thanks > shari > Quote
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