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I was in pain today and Danson was right there to watch over me and support me. Guide dogs are amazing the bond that develops between the handler and the dog is something I could never have imagined or explain. #GuideDogDanson #guidedog #chronicillness #pain #sundays

As the weather finally is tolerable I would love to get out of the house and enjoy some sunshine. However my mobility isn’t great the last couple days and I need to use my crutch plus my guide dog and the snow covered sidewalks make it impossible for that to happen. If we put half the importance of cleaning sidewalks as we do roads it would mean that everyone had the freedom the live life and move around freely. #sad #frustrating #yqr #regina

Danson is an amazing guide I have thrown him into winter in the prairies for our first few months together and he doing amazing. I am so happy that he still likes me especially when we have to go out in -40c again this morning. Hoping for a little warm up ! #GuideDogDanson #guidedog #blacklab #blind #winter #sask

I am always torn in the winter because I truly love the snow, flying down a hill on my snowboard is one of the greatest things, the sound of the snow crunching under my boots, snow is beautiful and exciting. On the other hand I go out less, I only go where I know the snow will be cleared because it erases my world. It snowed quit a bit overnight and is still snowing right now, and I am already really anxious about how I am going to get from the bus to my house. Danson is amazing but all of his landmarks like curbs, are erased as well. He tries to take me to the safest place in his mind which is where the snow is cleared but in many cases like on my trip from the bus to my house that is the street and we can’t walk in the street because drivers don’t think of pedestrians a lot of the time. Crossing the intersection the main intersection to get home is terrifying it isn’t controlled (it should be it is 4 lanes, and a 4 way intersection on a main road) people won’t stop so I have to just go for it and literally say a prayer and hope we make it. Although I am confident in mine and Danson’s ability to be independent the fear and anxiety is so real and on days like today it will be there all day until I am safely at home.#blind #winter #reality #scared #anxiety #GuideDogDanson

Danson keeps giving me the please take me home faves. We have to stay at the office for a program tonight so hopefully he figures out that we can’t go home yet. I always find it funny that dogs have such a good internal clock. #GuideDogDanson #guidedog #hometime #letsgo

I am enjoying a day off today with this cutie. It is was a morning of movies, tea, and cuddles. Now to finish laundry and get some work in for my classes. Happy Monday ! #GuideDogDanson #guidedog #cutestdogever #mondays #adulting #dayoff #blindmom

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