Saturday my sister and her family came of to visit Bo before his surgery. Though not yet scheduled, it is all but certain that it will happen this coming week. In light of the diagnosis, I’ve not felt much felt like getting into the holiday spirit. With the arrival of my two nieces and nephews (all under the age of 7) they did the best job of bringing holiday cheer to my home.
Bo tagged along for the tree purchase from the corner vendor and he lied patiently in wait as the lights and ornaments area all hung. It was really nice to enjoy my family’s company, as chaotic as it can something be. The reality of what lies ahead was forgotten for an afternoon filled with love and laughter.
Sunday was a bonding fest mixed with naps, snacks and football. I love hunkering down at home on cold snowy days cuddling up to my “oso feroz”, spanish for ferocious beast.
Remember, Bojangles isn’t worried in the least avout any ole’ stupid diagnosis! He’s staying in the holiday spirit every secndof every day no matter what!
Watch as he stays in the moment and just takes life ne joyful tail wag at a time! He’s yor best role model for how not to be stressed!
Remember, we are all here for you and yo are NOT alone. I know this “waiting” is dreadful. You are doing what is best for Bo so take comfort in knowng that.
Your b will be home for Christmas and on the road to recoery. Now that’s a great present!
You hang in there, okay? Yo both are strong! Now g give that sweet Bo a hug and watch him wag is tail! All is well in the land of Bojangles!! Oh yeah, and eat chocolate!!
Surroundngyou with support and hugs!
Sally and Happy Hannah
Yeah, the first two weeks of recovery can be rough. You will be amazed though at how quickly Bo adjusts to three legs.
Wow. Thanks, Sally! Your words are powerful. You helped me more than you know. ❤️ Nobody has a waggier tail than Bo. Wish I could be there to support him after surgery as he supported me!