The rest of the White Dog Army respect the planning but are not at all comfortable with letting me leave their sight, much less go away. As I sat in the sunporch to gather my courage, Bailey and Bella did everything they could to physically stop the plan; the others, inside, howled their protest. Steve finally got the girls stuffed back in the house and helped me totter out to the van for my long awaited cardiologist's appointment.
When I returned, it took a bit of setup to reverse the WD Plan so that I could smoothly get back inside. As Steve set things up, the WDA filled the windows and shouted anxious greetings. Back on the sunporch with the front door closed, the Army blizzarded out to sniff and lick and assess me. All wanted to touch me which created a traffic jam as I tried to move inside.
The meeting was a solid start on finally beginning to address health issues that have been on hold since December as I waited on available appointments; health issues that the WDA were stalwart and insightful nurses as we struggled to do it ourselves.
Now home, the White Dogs of all colors were not about to let me out of sight fearing I once again slip away or need their ministrations. I could not turn a page in the book I am reading without some pup lifting a head to make sure I was not in need.
And a roadblock prevented me from leaving my desk without creating an alert.
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