[blparent] Surgery

[Tammy]

i,

but a dog isn't stuffed, you have to take care of it in return for it's 
devotion, train it, make sure it goes outside, etc.  If she's having eye 
problems bending down to put a leash on a dog or clean up after him outside 
is out of the question especially if she's having glocoma issues.

Tammy
-----Original Message----- 
From: Eric Calhoun
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2011 4:35 PM
To: blparent at nfbnet.org
Subject: Re: [blparent] Surgery

Rebecca, and Tammy:  I believe you're right, Rebecca and Tammy.  Surgery is
painful; I've had very few of them.  But it could be a traumatic
experience.  It can wipe you out.  But, Shannan, it will help you.  I
believe getting a dog will take your minds off of surgery.  Dogs have a
great sense of knowing when something sad or happy comes.  Surgery?  Piece
of cake!  A dog will give you and your son a lot of attention, love, and
affection.  Dogs know!  The silly boy, Eric, says: Dogs help.  They are our
pro-tectors!  And, like children, they'll love you unconditionally,
especially when, Shannan, you're about to have surgery.

Get it?

Eric
..

Eric from Los Angeles. .. .. .. Dog lover.. .. Sports enthusiast..  .. A
friend to all! ..  Happy Holidays from the Baseball List, which is at
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