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Lucky and his Lady

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CATherine - 07 Sep 2003 03:48 GMT
Many years ago, a lady acquired a young Husky-chow. They very quickly
bonded. The lady has MS and spends her time in an electric wheelchair.
Lucky learned to watch his feet as he accompanied his lady on walks.

One day the lady had to go the corner market and left Lucky chained in
the backyard. As she wheeled along the sidewalk, a mean dog attacked
her, biting and tried to drag her out of her chair. Lucky saw this and
went berserk. He broke his chain and went to protect his lady. He
attacked the dog and drove it off. He received lots of loving and from
then on, he made it his business to take care of his lady.

When he gets to come in the house, he sniffs all over the lady,
unerringly licking a sore shoulder or other body part not up to par.
Then he lies on the bed with her and they both take a nap. With that
protection, then Papa can leave to run errands.

Sometimes the lady feels too bad to go outside with her son to play
with Lucky. Then she sits at the window and speaks to him. He will
play awhile and then come to the window and they will speak to each
other and then Lucky will go back to playing satisfied his lady is ok.

A few times the lady has had an attack of her illness and had to call
the ambulance. Each time Lucky knows she is ill and breaks his chain
and tries to get in the ambulance with her. The family has to hold him
close and reassure him. When the lady comes home Lucky comes in and
spends the evening with her, letting everyone know he is on the job
protecting her.

Lucky is old now and the vet says he hasn't long to live. But that is
ok; the lady doesn't have long to live, either. I don't know which one
will go first; but the other won't be far behind. Their love is such
that neither could continue alone. I truly believe this dog was sent
by Heaven to take care of this special lady. No matter how ill she is
she is always thinking of others and providing help and inspiration.

CATherine
Karen Chuplis - 07 Sep 2003 04:00 GMT
> Many years ago, a lady acquired a young Husky-chow. They very quickly
> bonded. The lady has MS and spends her time in an electric wheelchair.
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>
> CATherine

Oh this made me CRY!!!!!!!! It's lovely.
Karen
Marina - 07 Sep 2003 05:04 GMT
> Many years ago, a lady acquired a young Husky-chow. They very quickly
> bonded.

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What a lovely story. Thank you, Catherine. I hope the two have a while yet
to spend with each other.

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Marina
Hopitus2 - 07 Sep 2003 06:28 GMT
Thank you for sharing this special story of pet and hoomin love.

: > Many years ago, a lady acquired a young Husky-chow. They very quickly
: > bonded.
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: Marina
CATherine - 08 Sep 2003 04:22 GMT
>> Many years ago, a lady acquired a young Husky-chow. They very quickly
>> bonded.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>What a lovely story. Thank you, Catherine. I hope the two have a while yet
>to spend with each other.

The lady just spent the weekend in the hospital again. Her family are
all hoping she and Lucky make it through Christmas.

CATherine
JBHajos - 07 Sep 2003 13:31 GMT
>Lucky is old now and the vet says he hasn't long to live. But that is
>ok; the lady doesn't have long to live, either. I don't know which one
>will go first; but the other won't be far behind. Their love is such
>that neither could continue alone.

 What a beautiful bittersweet story.  Thank you for sharing.  Our
heartfelt best wishes to the lady and her family, and caring thoughts
for Lucky.

 Jeanne
P.S.  I'm getting almost afraid to open the NG these days.  Buckets of
tears shed the past couple weeks for so many.
Hazel Az - 08 Sep 2003 23:56 GMT
What a wonderful story!  Purrs and prayers to them both that they will never
have to be without each other.

We hope they make it through Christmas too.

Hazel Az

> >Lucky is old now and the vet says he hasn't long to live. But that is
> >ok; the lady doesn't have long to live, either. I don't know which one
> >will go first; but the other won't be far behind. Their love is such
> >that neither could continue alone.
CATherine - 09 Sep 2003 03:52 GMT
I spoke to the lady today and she is grateful for all the prayers and
purrs from our group around the world. She was depressed but perked up
quite a bit after I got through telling her about the messages. She
has a terrible infection and the hospital is using major precautions
about visitors; so Lucky is not allowed to visit her like he did the
last time she was in. But he got to talk on the phone with her! :-)

CATherine

>What a wonderful story!  Purrs and prayers to them both that they will never
>have to be without each other.
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>> >will go first; but the other won't be far behind. Their love is such
>> >that neither could continue alone.
polonca12000 - 09 Sep 2003 10:17 GMT
Oh, that's too bad. Hopes, purrs and best wishes for the two of them to be
reunited soonest,
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Polonca & Soncek

<snip> She
> has a terrible infection and the hospital is using major precautions
> about visitors; so Lucky is not allowed to visit her like he did the
> last time she was in. But he got to talk on the phone with her! :-)
L. Kelly - 07 Sep 2003 14:16 GMT
| Many years ago, a lady acquired a young Husky-chow. They very quickly
| bonded. The lady has MS and spends her time in an electric wheelchair.
[quoted text clipped - 32 lines]
|
| CATherine

What a lovely, touching and bittersweet story. It made me cry.

It also brought back memories of Smokey...a cat I had when I was a child. He was just as
devoted as Lucky and would walk me to the bus in the morning and be waiting for me upon
my return.

Best wishes for Lucky and his lady. And thank you for posting this.
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Hugs,
Lynn

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CATherine - 08 Sep 2003 04:19 GMT
>| Many years ago, a lady acquired a young Husky-chow. They very quickly
>| bonded. The lady has MS and spends her time in an electric wheelchair.
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>
>Best wishes for Lucky and his lady. And thank you for posting this.

Some pets are very special in their devotion to their people. I am
glad you had Smokey. But there are many on this ng that are special
that way.

CATherine
polonca12000 - 07 Sep 2003 18:27 GMT
I do hope they stay together for a very long time, despite what the doctors
and vets say,
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Polonca & Soncek

> Many years ago, a lady acquired a young Husky-chow. They very quickly
> bonded. The lady has MS and spends her time in an electric wheelchair.
> Lucky learned to watch his feet as he accompanied his lady on walks.
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LOL - 10 Sep 2003 06:29 GMT
> Many years ago, a lady acquired a young Husky-chow. They very quickly
> bonded. The lady has MS and spends her time in an electric wheelchair.
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>
> CATherine

What a sweet story.  We are sending longevity purrs to Lucky and his
lady, and are hoping they have a very long time together still.

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Krista
CATherine - 11 Sep 2003 03:58 GMT
>> Many years ago, a lady acquired a young Husky-chow. They very quickly
>> bonded. The lady has MS and spends her time in an electric wheelchair.
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>------
>Krista

The medical profession on her case are fighting for her quality of
life as well as longevity. All her doctors and murses love her for her
patience at all they do to her and her humor and her outlook on life
and caring for others. One nurse even talked on the phone to Lucky and
he talked back to her!

CATherine
 
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