Uncomfortable Encounter with my Service Dog 🐕 (4/13/17)
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"Hey, can I take your dog?"
Yea. That's not weird at all. I'm totally just gonna give you my service dog.
Voez you made my day
Bless that game.
Brindleface yup cause you totally don't need the dog and you didn't pay for it so yeah go ahead and take it. those people are stupid why would they do that! I mean they come up and ask to keep the dog and not even care about her I would walk up to her and buy her stuff again and take her too her car and give the stuff to her
Well there is nothing illegal about asking it lol.
Im sure....
What the fuck does that even mean "can I take your dog"?
Lindon Coleman No idea, I'm sure they were just being obnoxious. 😬
I feel like maybe they saw her struggling and were offering to hold the leash or something or just watch him while she gets everything in order? Needless to say that's not what you should do, but some people are just ignorant and try to "help" in the wrong way? That's one possibility.
This was my immediate thought as well. I used to volunteer with a dog training society that trained service dogs and I ran into that problem all the time as sometimes I would have to fake an "attack" so the trainer could train the dog what to do. We would do this in the center at first till the dog mastered it, then moved onto public places. We got a similar reactions from the public.
Yeah I'd like to think they have good intentions and are just ignorant. The dog is there to take care of her, it's not a normal dog that might be a burden to another person in that situation. But people rarely understand that service dogs are not normal dogs.
To be fair, they may have asked to 'pet' her dog. And she misunderstood, due to her situation.
A few days ago I was at Target and I saw a lady with a service dog, and I was really impressed because there were a lot of people around, and for 20 minutes no one that I saw was trying to interact with the dog. They glanced over, but then just went on their way, and I was really glad that everyone was being respectful and knew what to do. I even saw a mom and dad explaining to their kids what a service dog was. It made me really grateful that even though some people are jerks, there are still good respectful people out there.
Phaedra Yael agreed
Wish I had that, my dog is a pup and I have had too many people get sucked in by the cute factor, obviously she is service, they only let service in the store and she is labeled, and if you watch us for a second we are actively training, stop, wait, doors, turn left, turn right, stay with me, look at me, step easy. She gets a little too focused to stop and sit, but we are working on that, it is the only thing we have trouble with in the store but I can see why, the minute she sits everyone thinks she is free. Thanks for JB here I was inspired to get my service dog and take her to the store, we met my DH in the store with the wagon and she just walked to him like just matter of fact and no problems with anything, just those trying to sneak up and pet her. I try hard to be nice, but just say sorry working.
Phaedra Yael It makes me feel great just reading this comment. Those people are smart. But the fact that people actually have to feel good about seeing that though is sad.
There's actually not many jerks out there. They're just the only ones you remember.
Bobo ij
"May I take your dog?" -- never let your guard down.
With Parkinson's my face will "mask" (no expression). People will approach my Golden SD, and suddenly look up at me and do a 180 and leave. Ya, good thing (bad days I tend to slur words, oh fun). Other day a couple of kids wanted to approach her, but I heard the Mom call them back "She is helping him walk, don't disturb her". Thank You Mom!
Tom Walter what type of things does your service dog help you with? My father has Parkinson's and I'd like to know how a service dog helps you.
www.pdf.org/service_dogs_parkinson
Kristof McKenna
A.) no it is not, it is an animal that helps disabled people and can potentially save the handler's LIFE
B.) pets themselves are members of the family
C.) that is still THEFT
D.) they have every right to freak out
Kristof McKenna uhm no it is not "just a pet"
Kristof McKenna Congratulations: you're an idiot
I'm so glad a worker helped you out! I work at a supermarket and we have many customers with service dogs and I always keep an eye out just in case they need a hand and I always stick up for them when people start questioning them about there dissabilities. People really need to mind there own business
like you do when it comes to sticking around
Kelsey Happer so nice
Kelsey Happer I wonder why didn't she use Sam's clubs scooters they are there for ppl like her and Sam's clubs and Wal-Mart and other stores need more scooters..
Gorden Wood I have tried using those scooters they are painful that's one of the reasons why people who are in pain don't like to use them because they jerk you when you press on the gas you are jerk forward they are not comfortable because of the position of your body has to be in to be in them the seats are horrible would you want to put your butt where Millions will not Millions but millions of other butts have been no not I that's why I have my own wheelchair that's beside the point the thing is is it yes those carts are there for people who need them but they are horribly uncomfortable and they are horribly painful and sometimes it's easier to stick with the pain that you can control by walking then it is to go into a chair when you don't know when it's going to jerk you around
Kelsey Happer I
"Hay can I take your dog?" never got that question with my SD but the one I get a lot "How much is it to breed your dog with mine?!" my service dog is a malimute GS mix but every one want his pups. Then they get mad when I tell them he is Neutered and old. I just don't get ppl.
Lunar Wolf to be fair, the breeding one may be because service dogs are so well behaved, and Alaska malimutes are beautiful. still kinda weird, and them getting huffy isn't cool, but I think some genuinely think it would be a good line of pups with such a sire as your dog :)
I get that all the time and my dog is a pet GSD, neutered too :P
Lunar Wolf wow
Lunar Wolf don't people realize he's just wow I don't know what to even say about that
I've gotten that so many times! It's so weird! Even 2 younger men who were like yelling at me about it. It wasn't enough that I just said no, I had to further say hes neutered so its not possible. Then they started yelling at me about how they could tell he was a girl and why was I lying and I should just sell them my SD. Mostly I just get yelled at about how since my SD is a pitbull he must be fake.
I worked as a barista and we had a few come in with services dogs. One frequent customer who was blind would come in and one day, someone yelled at him not to bring his "mutt" into a cafe. Dogs aren't allowed. I obviously told him to pay no mind and continue on and I kindly told her, if you have a problem with a service dog doing his job, then you can leave and she did just that. Some people have no minds at all.
Usually the service dog vest has small signs on it telling you not to touch or distract the dog. Those guys were either assholes or dumbasses seeing that you were obviously having trouble. That worker needs a raise.
I seen an older man in rite aid with chronic pain and he had a lab service dog. And he was in line to check out and he was behind like 12 people. And i told him to get in front of me. And just the smile on his face said it all. I am so glad i noticed him
That's so sweet
lol every time you said "Chicken" I'm like, why do you have a chicken with you? Does it also help as a service animal, I didn't know chickens could do that." And then I'm like, oh wait, it's not an alive chicken. XD
Ember Jewels this made me laugh 😂
There are actually service chickens.
The Morning Star omg this is what keeps me going in the world.
What dorkwads! I bet Harlow can take them both on, but she is too much of a lady to sink to their level.
Glen Hunt OOOOOOH-
Glen Hunt 👏👏
Glen Hunt you ever seen a Golden Retriever fight? It's like watching a toddler learning to walk. Great dogs, lovable as shit, but they couldn't take on anything.
What the hell is a "dorkwad"?!
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Kaela Talbert The founder/owner is a family friend of mine
that company is a big MLM look it up
its basicly a big pyramid scheme
They’ve also ruined many many lives and marriages
They're currently being sued for millions of dollars. The CEO said he would run with the money and didn't care. Such an MLM.
As someone who has POTS, Lyme, gastroparesis, and small fiber neuropathy... thank you for spreading awareness and being willing to let people in to the day to day life with chronic illness. Much love and lots of spoons
People are crazy. My dog is very nervous and I take her out to try and get her more comfortable and people will walk up to her and pet her. I even had someone try to feed her some food that had raisins and chocolate in it. People have no sense whatsoever.
Ashley Murray That's horrible, chocolate? 😫
Ashley Murray chocolate is very bad for dogs :/
Ashley Murray My dog is a herder and has strong herding instincts but is also nervous so anytime anything moves in a way he does not approve of, he will bark sharply and lounge (but never bite, just a quick movement meant to spook sheep into moving). small children are main offenders yet since he's small, parents often plop their kid right onto my dog without even asking and it usually ends in the kid crying and the parent threatening to have my dog put down.
Like, you see me FAR away from the main traffic of the park, frequently praising and treating my dog when things wizz by and he doesn't chase down that kid on a bike even though it's clear that he really REALLY wants to (hyper focus, intense stare leaning forward, sometimes even low "buffs", looking rapidly from me to the bike like, "please mom, he's goin too fast, he's not following MY RULES") Yeah. That seems like the kind of dog that won't flip out if you encourage your toddler to run screeching at. Yet when I take my parents dog out for training who is a 70lb fluffy love ball who LOVES children and is very careful and patient, if a toddler starts running at her, the parent ALWAYS snatches them up and scolds them about how she looks mean and will bite.
People have no sense.
I can so relate to that! I have two dogs, younger of whom is a very nervous creature. He doesn't like most men, unexpected movements, people running, shouting or the worst of all people looking straight at him or coming too close when it's dark. I have some control over the situation (we are training) if I can see it coming before it actually happens, but like, if a three-year-old suddenly lunges themself towards us because their parent couldn't keep an eye on them then wth can I do? I know he won't bite but he will bark like there's no tomorrow and then of course that is my fault. The other thing that drives me up a wall is drunk people who stare at him and start talking to him in a drunken voice and lean (hover) over him to pet him. He will completely lose his shit, and they still won't stop even when I explain he can't handle that type of behavior. I have had people try to pick him up saying "but all dogs like me, he'll like me too". Like, what? 😬
I would have decked them, wtf
I just realized, that since dogs can't really comprehend what a camera is or is used for, imagine what they think of their owners if they are youtubers just talking to a wall 😂
Wow I can't believe people sometimes but Harlow is awesome. However you and your mom do look alike she seems very sweet like you!
Those guys who said "Can I take your dog?" would be awful thieves. They would go to bank and say, "Can I take all your money?"
Isabella C haha
Seeing how happy she looks males me 10 times more sad she is gone 😫
Did she pass away
@@TheTwigLordyes
Hey Jaquie, so horrible those guys did that with you and wanting to take Harlow! So so lovely to meet your mom! Was wondering where your dad is from, thought maybe sounded Australian! Well that's lovely - what a beautiful mix ! You and your mum have the same eyes! wishing you well ! :) :)
I rewlly think theyvwere offering to help jer
i feel like a shit stain for asking people to pet their service dogs, i've asked people before to see their dogs and i never saw the rudeness in it but this helped me understand because your dog is more than a pet to u and many others who use them for this service.
how does it take seeing a sick person needing one to make you realize they're there for service? it's literally in the name how can you not catch on to that?
Rayne Blackwater you don't have to be so rude you know
+Cheshire N. (CheshireNeko) it's common sense. if something says don't touch you don't touch. it's there for a purpose and that should be more than obvious. people don't pay extra money to have service dogs for nothing so why treat them like they aren't there for A REASON. it's just ignorant.
+Cheshire N. (CheshireNeko) the fact that they made that "mistake" in the first place is just saddening. I could understand maybe a young child not understanding but something tells me this person is over 10 years old, like I said common sense. I don't understand how people could lack something so basic. also, if you don't want to run into assholes stay off the internet, it's full of us.
+Cheshire N. (CheshireNeko) what's idiotic and pathetic is how they couldn't get such a simple concept through their head. I simply just want to know how it's so hard to process something so simple.
Those 2 guys are iddiots! I had a really dizzy spell from my meds and thank god i had my service dog and my walker with me! I almost fainted,everything went black,i felt sick and asked this guy on his phone for help he stopped looked at me and kept walking! like really! so i ended up sitting on my walker for a bit while holding my service dog then went into the community centre and right away the first aid guy had me on oxygen but couldn't find my pulse! He was so young and shaking! Then 5mins later the ambulance came. They checked my blood sugar and my heart etc. They took me to the hospital cause my heart was pumping so hard and still dizzy. So they figured it was cause I never ate all day and probably from my meds. It was so scary! I'm glad i have my sd! She makes it so i can leave the house and so i can make it through my outing. I hope you feel better soon!! with yr new treatment god bless you!!
Vicky Butt I'm glad you're okay! ❤
Vicky Butt *idiots
Vicky Butt I
Your lucky to be so fortunate. My parents don't take my hypoglycemia very seriously. Even when I went into diabetic shock my mom refused to let my aunt take me to the ER because of the cost. I passed out at school once from low blood sugar and the nurse was genuinely surprised when my parents refused to pick me up from school. Once I can afford it and am 18 I want to get a service dog for it. It's a bigger problem then most think.
Watching this makes me so sad knowing there won’t be any more uploads
I have been watching a lot of random videos for service dogs mostly what to expect in public. I never choose the videos what condition they are trained for I just wanted a general idea... but I have POTS too and we are looking into a getting me a service dog. I'm so glad I stumbled over this video.
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Hey everyone! I am shocked that this video got so many views, literally did NOT expect that. I am so thankful for all the kind words and support y'all have offered! I know a lot of you are asking questions but there is NO way I can keep up with all these comments (although I tried, haha).
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2). Harlow is my medical alert and mobility service dog. She performs tasks such as item retrieval, syncope (passing out) alert, deep pressure therapy for pain and more.
3). I have several genetic mutations that cause my symptoms, and my symptoms just so happen to fit the diagnostic criteria for all my chronic illnesses. Some of my disabilities include POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome), Ehlers Danlos Syndrome III, Gastroparesis, severe immunodeficiency, and more. Don't forget, not all disabilities are visible!
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Chronically Jaquie Why didn't you get one of their carts I know it's embarrassing to use one or your worried about stupid ppl saying something stupid but hun use one of their carts their scooters their meant for ppl like you and your mother.
Chronically Jaquie Where do you guys live I hope it's somewhere the humidity ain't so high during the summer months?
Chronically Jaquie Oh so you got a stubborn streak in you from both of your parents..
Chronically Jaquie I have asma to its nice to know that I'm not the only one out there
I just came across your vlog, this is my first video I have watched, it definitely won't be my last. Thank you for being open and bringing awareness to invisible illnesses! I have Chiari Malformation and am stuck in bed a lot due to the pain.
When I had to use an asthma machine thingy when I was really young, I used to love watching the liquidy container bubble and stuff.
Harlow has this cute little waddle and I love it so much! My cousins dog does that too. Adorable! 😊
Harlow is the most patient person I ever seen. She is lucky to have you as a friend.
I don't understand how you do it. Even with all this going on you spend valuable time and energy to make other people happy and entertain them with these videos. For that I thank you. I don't know how you do it, but you make me smile. Keep up the good work!
The two guys: "Hey, can I take your dog?"
Me: "Hey, can I punch your face?"😤😤😤
wow so much hate. are you liberal?
Shes the dog who made the cute mistake with the Ranch sauce
So sweet, and extremely intelligent
You are so lucky to have an amazing service dog to assist you in your day to day life,
So i hope you guys had a good christmas
Good job Harlow, keep it up xx
RIP, Jaquie.
People are so rude!
I am quite new to the service dog world - my Ruby was trained by an organisation specialising in training these dogs. I got her (my mobility SD - I have Spina Bifida)) three weeks ago and now I encounter problems on every corner. In our neigbourhood, people can walk their dog off leash and often have no idea where their dog is and during our morning walk today I met an older lady. Her small dog was bothering Ruby who got antsy because of the dog sniffing her everywhere, I politely told the lady to call the dog back to her, because Ruby was really nervous and since my accident when she pulled me out of my wheelchair because of a free running dog, I was nervous too, but the lady did nothing, only after several warnings from me (5 minutes later) she finally called the dog back, grumbling under her breath about something. I have no idea how to deal with these people. Do you have any idea how to deal with this? Thanks for advice!
kampover A
Carry a squirt bottle. Dog keeps bothering your dog; you have no choice... spray the lady in the face!
samtrujillojr lol spray the lady in the face! I seriously thought u we're gonna say to spray the dog. That's too funny!
I say spray them both but sticky stuff for the dog like melted treats and...stuff.....for the lady
Hi this is Ruth I have a service dog and a service dog in training nine-month-old DDR German Shepherd and many people come up to me and asked me how much it cost which I thought was very odd question. Come to find out from talking to some of my friends at the state police that there are scams where people will ask you and then they will try to take your dog hopefully that wasn't happening to you at Sam's but you never now as you know people can be quite odd when you're doing public access so just to give a heads up on that and I'm sure Judd can give you some pointers what to watch out for is if you don't have enough to do when you're disabled and trying to keep track of yourself and your Service dog. Don't need to worry Or scare you but just trying to give you a heads up on that issue you're very brave woman dealing with all your illnesses training service dog and the vlogging, I have a great deal of respect for you and what you do. Ruth from Ct.
They'd ask you how much service dogs cost and try to steal a service dog..? That's sickenly cruel. I don't understand how people can live with causing people pain. Trying to take a service dog that is helping it's human is horrible. Taking any dog is. :(
Ruth Siwy how much does it cost? I'm looking into getting a service dog cause I have a very bad issue with my head and optic nerves and my door says I am eligible but I wanna know how much it costs from the perspective of someone who has one personally.
Dear god, Harlow has the sweetest face! ;3; I love her! I'd just pet and hug her for hours. I really hope you heal, hun. You're so strong and amazing for keeping a positive attitude given your circumstances. Much love you way!
"Thank you, Mother."
"You are welcome, Daughter."
A little bit of sass there.
I'm so glad I found your account, my brother was recently diagnosed with pots, when he was little he had seizures due to encephalitis and since then he's had migraines and terrible fatigue and dizziness etc.
Ask for support. Ask the staff to get the coupon from the service desk, help you check out and get you to the car. It took me a while to learn to ask for help.
Your service dog is so chilled in the bedroom, even for a service dog.
I just found your channel, and while I have different chronic illnesses/disabilities than you, I find it so validating to hear another person describe the way it is to go out and do things, and that crashing feeling. I feel like this happens to me every time I go to Costco. So glad to have found your channel.
"Hey can I take your dog"???? What the actual...what???!!! Who just goes up and says that??!! Who just walks up to someone-with a SD or not a SD-and asks "Can I take your dog"?? What were those men on???
I think they meant hold harlow for her while she handled her crisis. Thry were offering help
Stranger: "May I take your Dog"
Me: "What The Fu"
Omg I just found your channel and I was surprised to see another POTS patient and is in a somewhat similar situation and my family and I have been looking for a service dog. I'm so happy to know that someone else out there is in a similar situation and is doing so well and isn't afraid to talk about the POTS and still be positive about it. Thank you for making me feel less lonely in this world.
Your mumma is so cute!
Bless you all and Harlow included 💕💕
You do look like your mom a bit! Glad those kids were dealt with
Your mom is so sweet for staying! I can see why you're so tired! By the way, you should not have to defend your dog so much. Let the ADA regulations do that! People think they're being funny, and they aren't. I hope today was better! ❤️
What a beautiful positive girl you are. Bless you.
I randomly found your channel and it’s cool to see someone in the media also with EDS and POTS. Wish you the best!!
you don't see much raw feeding because it's so frowned upon but I do too!
I have actually noticed that a lot of people encourage raw! :)
Over time it is easier, it does take time and practice to change over, it has helped our family and pups a lot.
I do not recommend raw diets because they are really easy to not get enough nutrients, over feed, and cause infections in the pet that cooked food would prevent. No matter where you get your meat, whether it be Costco or Trader Joe's, there is always a chance of Salmonella, Listeria, E. coli, or many other bacteria. Not only that, but there is no nutritional benefit for a dog to eat raw meat vs cooked. Any "digestive enzymes" that are denatured by the cooking process are already found in much larger numbers within the dog to begin with, so from a medical standpoint, the downfalls greatly outweigh the gains of a raw diet. (PS. i am a 3rd year vet student)
I don't understand your thoughts on digestive enzymes with relationship to cooked food being safer? Please explain. Thank you.
+Ana Larson digestive enzymes are what a lot of raw dieters use as a reason to feed their dogs raw. They believe that the digestive enzymes in the meat is denatured during the cooking process and therefore, the dog does not digest their food as efficiently as raw meat. But amount of digestive enzymes nor whether they are intact or denatured makes no difference in the animal. Dogs produce the enzymes themselves, so in this respect, eating the raw or cooked meat makes no difference. But, for the overall health of an animal, cooked meat is healthier because it has the same amount of nutrients but also does not have the chances for the dog to be inoculated with many GI tract bacterial infections
2020.. hope your doing okay judd would love an update
you are so strong! you are an inspiration!!
I love how cheerful you are, so lovely ❤️
Where's Harlows matching shirt? lol Fingers crossed for the upcoming appointments, can't wait to see how they go
You should go to a butcher instead, they will give you a deal on large quantities of meat. The problem then becomes where to store it if you don't have a deep freezer. My dog gets raw as well as homemade, nothing commercial. I try to make a month's worth at a time and freeze the rest. I had to push myself to get to the store today because he was going to be out by dinner time. It was soooo hard! I don't think healthy people really understand how difficult just driving to the store is. My husband doesn't know how to prepare my dog's food the way I do so I have to do all the cooking and/or prep as well and I am absolutely aching afterwards. I do not have the same condition as you, but I am also disabled with a service poodle!
Hope your life gets better and Harlow is welcome wherever you go
I have asthma as well and seeing your videos makes me feel so strong. I have troubles going up the stairs and walking in general, I can't stand too long or I'll pass out so it's hard for me to shower, it's been getting a bit worse lately but watching your videos makes me feel more confident and strong. Thank you :)
I just had to have my epipen replaced yesterday. Mine were affected. Ugh. Checking to make sure cause I just picked my new ones up.
Yeah, that's the correct recall. Mine had October 2017 expiration. Was easy to do, they send email with assigned number and package with prepostaged being sent to return defective pens. So blessed I have not had to use them and that Benadryl has been effective along with other asthma meds.
Janelle Wingert OFS mine thankfully weren't infected!
I have a dog he's not a service dog but when I get my migraines they help me calm stress. Depending on what day one of my dogs his will help me. They aren't service dogs tho
Wild that’s an unauthorised esa
I have been praying for you a lot lately! You are such a strong woman ❤️ God bless you and keep pushing
I sincerely admire your hope and drive because if I had a Issue like yours I would not be as cheerful as you and as someone who is training in emotional support dog for herself you go girl
Penny Magnum she died.
I think i might buy myself some of those leggings!! they are so pretty and colorful (:
I've had 6 of my EpiPens recalled this year. And I have the name brand one too. And only half were replaced or refunded. Apparently people's ability to stay alive is a laughing matter.
This is the first video of yours I've seen before and I've subbed. My entire life I've been surrounded by people with medical 'issues', and currently a lot with myself.. and I'm so happy to see someone vlogging about something such as POTS and educating people about it. More power to you love and I can't wait to follow your adventures further. Thank you for being such a brave, understanding, and courageous soul!
Im so happy when i watch people who have service dogs it just so satisfing
i just found your account, now i know two youtubers that have service dogs !!! you and drew
Whales.are.cute aj I love Drew
Whales.are.cute aj I love stella
Whales.are.cute aj I came here from Drew's account just today!
Briana Allen Same
:D Don't forget Service Dog Nugget
I think it's entirely likely that the 2 men saw you were in distress, not knowing what to do, they were offering to hold your dogs leash. Granted, that's not much help, but if you consider that a regular dog might run off, they may have thought Harlow would do the same. I think they were simply trying to be helpful.
Harlow is such a beautiful dog doing such amazing work. Always happy to see goldens doing great things!😊❤🐶
She's such a beautiful and caring puppy and so cleaver :):), I find it amazing how a human and a dog can have such an amazing connection
That makes me frustrated for you! Nobody deserves to be treated less than just because your have a service dog. She's a smart dog glad she didn't pay them no mind!
"May I take your dog?"
You ok there buddy? Like who tf says that?!?!
I know this video was from April but I wanted to tell you that I am incredibly impressed with your outlook on life and your happy positive attitude it is infectious. I have a lung problem as well with a disease called Sarcoidosis. I have it in both lungs and my spleen. I initially looked at your video because Im looking into getting a service dog. I need it for my breathing and I also got Diabetes from the steroids. I also have Anxiety issues but not severely. Your video was so uplifting to me and just made me happy and seeing your interaction with your Service dog Harlow was positive for me as well and let me see the positive side of a service dog. So many service dog videos are negative on a major scale. Thanks for the post you are the best and I hope things get better for you.
I've said it before and I'll say it again Harlow is amazing!!!! So glad a worker helped you out too!!😊👍
Sometimes Harlows eyes just look a little “lost”, like she is always confused
Hahaha my dogs are on a full raw diet to!!
I happy the worker helped 👍
Hello! First off, I love your channel! watching your journey and your positive attitude helps me so much when I am having a bad day with my disability. I saw the part about your epi pen and I wanted to let you know about a different brand called Auvi Q, which is an alternative to the epi pen. I have very frequent reactions that require epinephrine so I go through them fairly quickly but the great thing about the Auvi Q is that they are $0 out of pocket if you have insurance (and theyre generally easier to use and hurt less than epi pens).
Thanks for inspiring so many people to stay positive!
maybe they asked if they could take your dog, as in because you didnt look well?
Nikki Burt No, they were just being obnoxious. I usually can't tell, but the woman who intervened apologized for their behavior. So that's how I know they had bad intentions. They made me uncomfortable, too. But thankfully everything was fine!
Yeah, that was my thought too. I mean, they were probably just trying to help out? They saw something was wrong and wanted to help by holding the dog in case she passed out or something. And yes, I know the dogs have harnesses with signs on them that says they are working dogs. I get super angry when people come up to service dogs and just ask to pet them, but this wasn't like that. They were most likely just trying to be helpful. Maybe they even saw that it was a service dog and understood that she was really sick and wanted to help :)
Sophia Based on what Chronically Jacquie said, they didn't seem like they were doing it for good.
Nikki Burt that's what i thought too but when people are in bad conditions they hear and take things differently
If she's not doing well isn't the very last thing you should do or just think about, is to take away the service dog. Like those moments are so important, taking care of their sick humans is what they are suppose to do...
I hope your IVIG treatment goes well and makes everything better... Lots of prayers and love!!
Your pup is really well trained!! 😻
So happy I found your channel! After watching this video and the Frey Life I now have a much better understanding of what service dogs do. I always look but I never touch, approach or distract! I'm going to pass along my new found knowledge! Thank you for sharing!!
I just found this video and had to pause it after u showed your new leggings. I don't know if u know this, but I heard recently that it's not good to wear that brand of leggings during an MRI. There is something in the leggings (I'm forgetting what at the moment) that can actually burn u during an MRI. Just a little FYI.
At 7:15 what is Harlow doing with her eyebrows?
Your dog loves you..and she is sooooo soooo sweet and watchful!! What a sweet dog you have!! Give her a ton of hugs each day,,,she is a beauty in her wonderful personality and how much she loves you!!
Love you Jacquie ! You give us all of you, smiling face, fantastic upbeat attitude. Chronic pain issues are no joke. You do your very best to be rational, humble and oh so positive about your life's journey. You make this chronically painful woman very happy. Keep posting., I love your spirit!
your mask is awesome
I hate albuterol. *shudder* It makes me so shaky.
You are the most inspiring person I've found on the internet. You struggle every single day, you're always going to be ill unless a miracle happens, yet you're so full of life and you enjoy life, life move it to the full. You are amazing, never give up and never forget that we're always here for you. ❤️❤️❤️
Also, love goldens, they are such a smiley breed xx
Question... can't you use like a wheelchair if you get out of breath? Or will that make your arms tired also
Janelle I'm not her obviously but I have some of the same conditions. I know that for me a wheelchair isn't a viable option because the eds, my shoulders are so bad and I have very limited mobility in them. A self propelling wheelchair is the best option but not always possible. (:
Jaquie didn't you say in the past that you have autism? I'm being tested for it at the end of May. It would explain a lot of things about me. I guess I have sensory issues, for one example, that I always just thought were quirks. You make a raw diet for Harlowe which is cool but raw meat is one of the things I hate touching, just a coincidence I noticed it in this video.
She’s so adorable omg!!
So glad you got help from a nice employee and way to go Harlow!! she's such a good dog ^^ Also your mom is awesome!!
Your So Beautiful 👩🏽
why dosent Carlo eat regular dog food
Donna Zheng *Harlow
Donna Zheng You meant Harlow! Her owner just thinks a raw diet is better for her!
@Chronically Jaquie, I don't know why it took me so long to stumble upon your wonderful channel, but I'm so happy new to have found it. I've subbed and been binge watching your informative videos and vlogs and I have to say you are just amazing. Its so comforting to see someone bringing awareness to the difficulties of chronic illnesses. I'm 21 and I've been chronically ill since birth, with more and more diagnoses coming as i get older. I've always tried to stay positive, i was tearing up watching your video about positivity bc it was so wonderful to know others share the same sentiments. Still, I've always felt like a sort of outcast. All the time spent in the hospital over the years, the odd medical environment familiarity, people often not understanding my illnesses and the issues they cause. Its just...so refreshing to know that I'm not as alone as I think I am. That there are others out there who understand the difficulties of chronic illness and still live their life to the best of their abilities despite that. Keep on keeping on, girl!
P.s. Harlow is amazing. ❤🐶
She stays positive no mater what👏👏👏👏
Why do you have a service dog? Sorry I'm new 💖
Baby Dee it's not a problem, I'm happy to answer! I have several chronic illnesses and Harlow is my medical alert Mobility service dog. I'm currently working on a video that details my chronic illnesses and Harlow's task work. :)
Ohhhh well thank you for explaining. Plus I'm happy to say I'm a new subscriber 🦄😁💖
Baby Dee New here too!!! I was so confused. lol
Blue Eyes
Yaaaay newbie friend 👯
Chronically Jaquie hi , Harlow is a lucky kid and you are a lucky young lady ! You two are great together, Harlow and jaquie
What is the reason she has a service dog? :)
did you even watch the video
I love stressed out By Patrick urie I have several chronic illnesses. Harlow is my medical alert and mobility service dog. I'm working on a video detailing my chronic illnesses and Harlow's task work. :)
Jaquie Blake thank you for answering me!!
I love stressed out By Patrick urie YOUR NAME IS PERFECT
The police car that always interupts Dan's videos thank yaaaaaa fren
This girl is a trooper. Go Her!!!
i so glad your ok