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recoveringyogi16-deactivated202

This may seem crazy…

recoveringyogi16

But I’m thinking of getting a psychiatric service dog. It’s so hard for me to do everyday things and a service dog could definitely help me with certain tasks. Recently I’ve been getting debilitating anxiety and panic attacks, having extreme OCD symptoms, depressive states, and minutes of dissociation. I’m starting to feel hopeless and like I have no motivation. When I have panic/anxiety attacks I may pass out due to hyperventilation. I also have symptoms of PTSD from a situation as a child. •The only problem is I’m studying to be a veterinary technician so I have a class with live animals and I don’t know how well that go over with my college. Besides a dog may help me a lot but it would be hard in the work place.
•If u have any advice on if I should get one or not please let me know. I have thought about it a lot and I think this would be really helpful for me. •Also, how do I bring this up to my parents? Also, I’ve been keeping the PTSD stuff hidden from my parents so i dont know how I could explain to the what’s going on 😬 •what should I do?

chronically-kai
bitterbendybitchy

My anxiety is getting out of control and a lot of the people in my life are telling me to think about a service dog because it might be of help for me but the thing is i cant afford a dog right now. I wish I could but with my health right now working is hard because some day I can’t go in. so I’m not making a lot of money…

hansensrescue

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Service dog in training vest for sale, my symptoms have gotten manageable on my own and I’ve ceased training her. Comes with an extra patch that says “I earned my ears” with a disney castle on it. Asking 45, got it at 50+shipping. Rarely used.


Fits 36-45 pound dogs, mine is 36 and it fits her loosely. It’s adjustable, too.

lexitheservicedog
lexitheservicedog

Things that my dog breaks for

  1. The president of the school who spoils her endlessly on Fridays
  2. My roommates
  3. Other dogs while we are in our apartment building (not while we’re anywhere else)

Honestly, though. I have to let her have these moments. She checks people out for me to make me feel safe, she helps me with vertigo, she takes care of me when I’m feeling suicidal or upset. She helps me manage my pain. Her life is full of taking care of me, I can let her have these super minor moments and give a big middle finger to people judging me for allowing her to get happy to see people who love her while we’re in public for 20 whole seconds.

itchyandglitchy
chronicallyconnor

Dugan has such concern for me nowadays. Like for example i got up to go to the bathroom and it was too much on my legs and body in general. So i kinda slid down the wall and sst in my hallway.. As i sit he presses his head into my legs and presses upward. Like he was trying to help me stand or raise my legs? Idk then he sat there with me and kept glancing at me. He also keeps an eye on me at all times. Im not allowed anywhere without him.

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spoonlesstheory: “Service Dogs and Sundays don’t mix so I’m beginning to learn. Let me tell you why. I woke up on this fine weekend morning and delicately stretched my fingers and toes before making my way to the living room, only to be greeted by...
spoonlesstheory

Service Dogs and Sundays don’t mix so I’m beginning to learn. Let me tell you why.

I woke up on this fine weekend morning and delicately stretched my fingers and toes before making my way to the living room, only to be greeted by the sight of my husband half-alive due to a sudden onset cold. Being the humble and loving person that I am, I pounced 6 feet away and demanded he not even look at me. How dare he bring sickness into this house! Did he even think about how I would feel? Obviously not. Rubbish, absolute rubbish I say! Again, being the humble and loving person that I am, I decided a trip to our local store for Vitamin C and enough soup to go around was much needed. From the other room, for safety measures of course, Evan texted me a list of items he felt would comfort him through this internal storm and off me and the horse-thing went!
As we walked into the store we were punched in the face by the strong smell of gluten-free and non-GMO items, meaning I’m probably in the right place to find a holistic remedy. Once the smell of organic deodorant faded, I realized the store looked how I envisioned New York would be. Isles completely clogged by carts and stray children running around screaming with their hands in barrels of peanuts they were clearly not paying for. I found an abandoned corner, had Hemingway settle, strategically barricaded him with my cart, and set off on foot to collect thy winnings. Finally we made it to check out and I’ve never been so happy to see the miserable faces of grocery store employees asking over and over “Would you like to buy a bag for 10 cents?”
There were about 40 others in line with us, it was like being in a McDonalds drive thru and by the time you realized you weren’t ready to abandon your diet there were already 2 cars behind you. Here I am trying to lean over my cart and toss my findings onto the conveyer belt of success meanwhile behind us was some woman practically dry humping my dog since she had no room behind her, to my left was a child sticking his innocent hands inside my dog’s mouth, and the mother was too busy stumbling over her cart in a similar fashion as myself. 10 minutes pass and it’s finally my turn to cough up my family’s hard earned cash for some survival soup while simultaneously positioning my dog to lay between my feet and the register. Well squishy sally behind me had already scooted up so close to us that as I’m positioning him, he’s nose deep in her butt and the mother behind me is running over his tail.
The best part about this entire trip? I didn’t get any vitamin C and only enough soup for Evan, only to come home and realize I too am getting sick.
I’ll stick to Monday shopping.