I feel very guilty for not having updated everyone. Sadly my condition is very much like it was before I had the lung reduction surgery. Barts are thinking of having me back in to try something else.
However, I have got myself a new furry friend who is helping my mental state enormously. I have a friend who walks him everyday with her dog, and I have help with many other things too.
This is my new boy. His name is Droopy and he is 4 years old, which is very young for a retired racer.
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Droopy is very similar in looks to my previous greyhound Fidget. However, his temperament is very different. He keeps me on my toes, but I could not have him if I didn't have help. I was very down for two years without a dog as I have always had them. What have you got?
I have 2 schnoodles, poodle/schnauzer crosses. We’re living with my daughter at the moment after I collapsed and then spent 10 weeks in hospital. I’m walking with a zimmer frame so my daughter walks the dogs, but to be honest, they are the laziest dogs ever! Once I’m home I hope I’ll be able to walk them, or I’ll have to get a dog walker.
Goodness, no need to feel guilty fidgetandscooter + droopy, you've been somewhat busy. I'm glad you're with a good hospital, crossing everything that what ever Barns are thinking of works out for you. All the best, Peege
droopy looks gorgeous and very relaxed. He will be great company for you. I also have to have my dogs walked by a walker and I so wish I could have continued to do so. Lovely to see them come home though All the best to you and Droopy
Aaaw what a lovely little face he has, I am sure he must cheer you up no end. Its good that Barts are open to trying something new, fingers crossed it works for you x
What a gorgeous new companion, your Droopy. We have Freddie at church - a regular attender who is a great welcomer and likes to sit with his human in the choir stalls. Loves biscuits and cuddles, hates his ears being touched (so occasional yelps in the sermon!).
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