In society, guide doggies play a big role.
They are considerably more valuable than just being animals who assist physically disabled humans with daily tasks, which is how most people tend to view them.
As you stop to think about it, they support their owners through every phase of their lives, even the best and worst.
When Dina first met Garry, she instantly felt they were meant to be.
When Dina was about to start a new chapter in her life—earning a master’s degree in patient care entered her world.
Anyone with a master’s degree is aware of the challenges graduate school may bring. Having a consistent support person in their life can significantly improve their experience.
That person in Dina’s life was Garry.
He accompanied her to all of her classes and provided emotional support whenever she felt upset.
Dina successfully finished all of her classes in 2018 and was prepared to graduate.
Dina understood that attending her ceremony without Garry was not an option because they had both been to all of the classes together, even though it is customary to go down the aisle alone.
