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Natalie Beazer and Mobility Assist Dog Sydney By Tammy Waibel Natalie Beazer suffered from chronic pain for years. After many unsuccessful attempts to find relief, she booked an appointment with an internist. He thoroughly asked questions and after a comprehensive analysis, she was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia. The disorder causes widespread musculoskeletal pain as well as… 
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Sugar, Spice, and Everything Nice

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Deborah Krinke and Diabetes Assist Dog Cayenne By Kaity Padden Deborah Krinke of Stillwater, Minnesota had become less aware of high and low blood glucose levels after 37 years with type 1 diabetes and feared that she was taking too much of a toll on her family’s life. Her husband would check on her throughout… 
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Pierce County Herald | Meet Betty and Hazel

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Matthew Lambert – June 9, 2017 (Pierce County Herald) – Imagine being unable to hear the alarm to get up and go to work. Or missing the fire alarm while the lasagna begins to smolder in the oven. Betty Brietkrietz-Miller has to deal with these challenges on a daily basis. Brietkrietz-Miller was born deaf. When she… 
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