A giant dog with an outgoing personality brings joy to a sick elderly woman.
I can't imagine my life without Sadie.
Sadie is my Great Pyrenees; she is solid white with a heart of gold. I don't know what I would do without her.
For starters, Sadie has saved my life more than once. I have heart problems, and when it acts up, she alerts the other neighbors to get help for me. It is only by God's grace (and Sadie) that I am still alive.
Second, she keeps my blood pressure at an even keel, and she makes me laugh with her goofy antics. She is incredibly smart, and she knows how to make me forget of my own troubles.
I have had Sadie now for three years. She may be a very big dog, as far as dogs go, but she is very sweet. She hardly ever barks unless she feels it is necessary (like if a burgler is trying to break in or if my heart acts up).
People seem to think twice when they see this big, white dog with the drooly smile as I answer the door. They know that if they mess up, Sadie will go after them; she does have a mean streak if she feels that people are going to hurt her mistress (me). She's stopped would-be robbers, muggers, from trying to attempt to rob/rape/stab/mug me.
I owe my life to this beautiful dog with the long, white fur, sparkly dark eyes, and happy grin. I don't know what I would do if I didn't have her!
All I can say is that my life is made richer by Sadie. She is a true angel in canine clothing!
Dogs are men's best friends, and they are very loyal too. Some hospitals use pets (dogs and cats) to help the patients heal. It works as a forms of therapy!!
I love it and love the picture as well. You really do well when you branch off away from your journals to write about new subjects. Well done.
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Reviewed by 000 000
1/30/2009
If every elderly person were able to have the love of a pet...their lives would be a little happier! Wonderful story Karen...thanks for sharing!
Love and sunshine, CarolHawks