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Just cant believe its been a year (14/8) that peggy was paralysed(spinal cord damage) her back legs while running at the bsfa....i can still remember those awful words said by someone 'you need to get her to the vets now' and with the support and quickest of people we had her in the vets within 1/2 half an hour with tears rolling down my face...and then i had to leave her there

following day olivia had kindly drove me to collect her to transfer her to another vet which had a mri scan which had leave her for a further 3 days(at £100 per day i wanted her home asap) when we picked her up it was pitiful to see how much weight she lost and how the vet had her in a sling and placing each foot down..it was awful.but we were determinated not to give up her and luckily she improved my the day and was walking by 6weeks but her R hind took longer and will always remane the weakest and shes still slightly incontinent but even thats improved..even now she has regular vet checks

she now has a good quality of life and can run , play, catch ball..maybe she'll never be normal but shes still here with us, as she is my first ever dog she will always be special......yes Bow is tooo

heres a video hope it works as PB is slow and me computor playing up aswell

http://s225.photobucket.com/albums/dd56/dr...wildlife781.flv

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http://s225.photobucket.com/albums/dd56/dr...wildlife795.flv
 
That is really a remarkable recovery, Jayne :D

What a beautiful girl Peggy is :wub: and thank goodness she is well and happy again :huggles:

The videos worked fine, nice ones :thumbsup:
 
Absolutley wonderful :D :wub: :wub: :wub: she is an inspiration to everyone, and especially has been to me & Sienna:huggles: :huggles:
 
:wub: aww bless her shes gorguse and what a happy ending :huggles:
 
She looks amazing! Such dedication on your part - you must be so proud of her :huggles:
 
What an inspiration... :huggles: :wub: and of course to your love and care too... :thumbsup:
 
Well done Peggy and well done you for coping so well! All efforts have been rewarded :cheers:
 
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:wub: she's made an amazing recovery - I thought it had been longer than 12 months as she's done so well. Well done Peggy :cheers:
 
Peggy has made a remarkable recovery jayne, i can remember coming to see her a few days after her accident, my lord it was so sad to see, but hasnt she come on well..........cant believe it was a year ago :blink:

 

 

 

Well done Peggy :huggles:

 

and well done jayne, im quite sure all you love has helped her to get where she is today :thumbsup:
 
well done to you jane for all the hard work you put into getting peggy back on her feet :thumbsup:

hope to see you and your girls again this seas :thumbsup:
 
What a lovely happy ending!

Beautiful girl, great pics and vid.

Well done both of you, you must be very strong :huggles:
 
It's amazing to see how dogs can bounce back from even the most serious of illnesses, they are brilliant. I'm so pleased to see Peggy has done so well. :)
 
That must have been such a heart stoppingly awful moment when that happened :eek: .

She has made an amazing recovery over such a short time :huggles:
 
This is amazing!....Peggy looks so happy on the video... :wub: :)

Well done..you've done really good job and Peggy too... :thumbsup:
 
she's a beautiful girl and a great inspiration to anyone facing the same dilema, great to see her running and playing about :huggles: to you all.
 
Peggy is gorgeous - credit to you both for getting over that terrible time :)
 
Thanks for the kind replies...she'l always be a special to us

And for ever forbid anyone has a dog with simular injury just look back at Peggy and Sienna on how well they have improved with a hell of lot of luck and TLC, that they can live a good quality of life and dont give up
 
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