Thread: Signs of confusion in an older yorkie
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Old 10-01-2010, 10:36 AM   #200
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Your happiness and excitement is contagious. I am thrilled that Alexander is doing better. I hope that Alexander continues to interact to a greater extent with you and his brothers and sisters and to do the things that he once enjoyed. This is such great news, and it really sounds like you are seeing many wonderful, positive changes in Alex. I am keeping you and Alexander in my thoughts, prayers, and heart each day, and I am pulling for both of you.

Lisa
Thank you, Lisa! I'm loving the changes in Alexander....and I'm pretty sure he is, too. He's off playing in the backyard right now.
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