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My 4 yr old yorkie Suzi will be going into surgery Tuesday morning. She will a complete blood panel done first . This is a certified vet hospital, and I have been taking both dogs to the same DR. since they were very small puppies. I am just now getting anxious about it though. Suzi is my disabled sons service dog, she is very special to us, and the thought of something going wrong makes me ill. I am sure all of us feel that our yorkie's are the most beautiful, loving, sweet, good natured dogs in the world, so does my son and I about Suzi, I am even more concerned because of my son. He is so attatched to her, and has helped him in so many ways. If the unthinkable happens it will be bad. I think that is why I waited for this to be done, but now that she has a bad tooth that might have to be extracted it is time. I cannot show I am anxious, worried or scared, my son will pick up on it, he has autism with intelectual delays, and will soon be 19. He is verbal, and Suzi is his best friend. I am actually very serious about it, this dog IS his best friend.
I'd blame myself if anything goes wrong, so hoping things go right and smoothly. Suzi is amazing, in what she has done for my son. She listens to him and if his bedroom door is closed she will lay down at his door waiting to come in. I tell my son Suzi is waiting to be with you.
She is a typical little yorkie though, hyperactive, protective, alert, and loves to lick people all over their faces. If you have a scratch on yourself she will lick your scratch for a very long time, trying to heal you. I must remain calm, and not show any anxiety about the upcoming spay and dental. For my sons sake .Otherwise I would become a babbling idiot, which would serve no purpose at all.
PLeas have Suzi in your thoughts, it is going to be tough dropping her off so early, and not have her with us. I'll probably end up going back to sleep, the vet hospital is not far from our new place. Yes, sleep will be good, if I can.