Bella is Home

Bella came home this morning. She was a good girl at the vet. "exceptional" was the word they used. 🙂 She’s been running around like nothing since she’s been home. The first thing she did was jump up on the counter. Silly girl. Currently she’s sleeping on a blanket with the heating pad underneath it.It’s warm and cozy. Bob is right beside her. He would not stop crying for her last night. So much for a good sleep.

Update on Tracey. "Unfortunately there is no future hope for Tracy as as they did an MRI on her brain and it showed the 2 frontal lobes were severed and 1 lobe at the base of the skull was also severed. Megan said that at the accident scene they cut her out of the van & she had glass embedded in her head & glass is embedded in the tree she hit. Tracy lost control of the van rolled it and slammed against a tree. The van was wrapped around the tree."

They will be removing all forms of life support either tomorrow or Saturday. Time will tell how long she survives without assistance. It could be hours, or it could be years. Either way she will never recover 🙁 Please keep everyone in your thoughts. Thank you

Oh that is absolutely horrible. I feel so bad for that family. It is obviously such a hard decision. Glad Bella is doing well!

Oh gosh, Im so so sorry to hear that xxx

Awaiting Changes

April 8, 2011

That is just absolutely horrible and sad.I am so sorry for her and her family.

JannyTree

April 9, 2011

RYN: You’re right, I should have went to a bank, but that wasn’t the point of the story. I didn’t care whether or not they gave me change, it was their attitude before I even pronounced a word that got to me. The $50 part was just the back story in my little adventure, the real story had to deal with the employees. I guess it’s just one of those things you have to understand in person.

oh, btw, I don’t know how you can tell if I was a dick or not. I was pretty polite when conversing with them, I could have been an asshole to them, but in reality, I’m a pretty cool dude. That entry was to release my frustration with those people, and like I said, you have to be there to truly understand what customers have to deal with.