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Chris

Chris

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My beloved DH, Brad, is in the trauma unit with a subdural hematoma and concussion syndrome subsequent to a fall. Before he had to be readmitted for pain, Layla and Annie Laurie stationed themselves at his side. Bless my precious girls!
 

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OMG Chris!! I'm so sad to hear this - I hope he will be OK! You must be beside yourself. Thank God for your Sheltie crew to lend aid and comfort to both of you. My thoughts are with you and I pray for a quick and full recovery. :fl :hugs
 
Love this picture, Chris. Isn't it wonderful how our Shelties always know when someone needs extra care? Sending continued prayers for Brad's healing and all of you. :hugs
 
I'm so sorry to hear this. Sending good wishes for your DH's quick recovery. Layla and Annie Laurie are too sweet!
 
Chris, many prayers for Brad's fast and full recovery...how scary for all of you. Bless your sweet little sheltie nurses for their loving, loyal care.

Trini
 
Oh Chris prayers DH progresses back to health. Falls can cause so many
problems The shelties will be ready for him with bubble wrap when he
returns home.

When my potassium went out so did my whole body. Lil' Lady remained on
the stairs when I was brought down. The DH had to pick her up.

The shelties are so very smart, when there is a problem they know. DH will
have excellent care when he returns home. His girls are saying come home
ASAP.

(((((((((((((:hugs)))))))))))
 
Best wishes to Brad for a speedy and full recovery. I know how bad a fall can be. Last October I put my foot down the wrong way and ended up with two sprained ankles, strained quad muscles in both legs, and a pulled quad tendon; all from one innocent misstep. I'm almost fully recovered, but in the process of recovery I gained six pounds that I had formerly worked so hard to take off.

I will say this, however: nothing speeds recovery like a beautiful and faithful Sheltie!
 
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