Re: Wish me luck<--GOODLUCK SUE K.!

[Guest guest]

Oh Sue I'm so happy already you are getting an interview :-) :-D

Did they say how long their average waits are? I hope not too

terribly long... I wish you all the best in this journey! Be

prepared for good days, bad days, estatic happiness, and many

frusterations. Its just the normal process a team goes through while

adjusting to each other and learning how to work together. I bet

your very special dog will do wonders for you.

Big (((HUGS))) Goodluck, and pretty please tell us how it goes!

-Rhea and mini poodle service dog Hannah :-D

PS. I'm so sorry you're having a rough time getting treatment soon

enough :-( Hang in there dear... I have my fingers crossed for

you...

> Okay guys,

>

> I need you all to send good thoughts around 7:30 PM EST. Tonight I

am having

> my first interview for getting a service dog. I am really excited

about the

> thought of a service dog. When I had my one golden he helped me so

much I didn't

> even realize it. Anyway, the one thing I feel good about is they

often use

> rescue dogs to train and I can pick my breed. So maybe even though

I gave my

> goldens up to a good home I can get another golden but one that I

can handle and

> he can help me. I realize now that I am on my own more my balance

is very bad.

> I don't know if any of you had the experience off falling in the

grocery

> store and not being able to get up. MY old dog used to let me put

my weight on his

> shoulders getting out of the shower. Now I am afraid to take a

shower when I

> am alone in the house.

>

> For an update on my non fused/osteomyelitis Duke told me I would

have to

> weight 6-8 weeks to see someone. I don't get it. When I have

cellulitis they rush

> to treat me so it doesn't go into the bone and now that it has no

one cares. I

> do notice that no one wants to see someone with just Medicare.

Hopefully

> starting May 1st I will be on my husbands new insurance. I have an

appointment in

> Boston at Faulkner Hospital which houses the foot and ankle clinic

for

> Bringham and Woman's Hospital. It seems that Bringham and Woman's

has a good

> reputation but I am not sure because I have never lived in that

area before. Anyway,

> just wanted to share my excitement over getting things started with

a service

> dog. I don't want to be afraid to go out anymore. Did you also know

they train

> them for people with depression and anxiety (Which is also me)?

>

> Sue K

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