Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Support Group

I skip days of walking her. Lol. Nothing else. She is my lifeline really. I love her to bits and she is funny too and makes me laugh.

I'm glad you said this.I have trouble changing the cat tray etc.Sometimes even the little things are hard.Gets fed every day several times a day.

I agree with your doctor...keep moving. Sometimes my Blackster is all I have to get me moving in the morning. I'm so depressed sometimes that I might sleep half the day away, then wake up feeling horrible.

She often wakes me up around 0600 asking for her breakfast. If I manage to stay up and not go back to bed, it usually turns out to be a better day for having gotten that early start and beating the heat of the afternoon. I can't work in the heat.

Sometimes I think she is all I have to give me a reason to go on living. That's worth a little trouble to fill her dish for her and dump out her litter-box.

i have a Westie, and she is 5, im on an insulin pump on top of CFS and fibro, and recently she would bark insisting I check my pump, and come to find out, she was telling me my sugars were low, or high, she does it with either! So now, my doctor has written me a letter stating she is a companion/service dog, so I can take her anywhere I need too, I can take her in stores and such which is a great incentive for me, and If i ride the bus, she can go. You may want to consider this, as it has helped me because when I have to go, and I take her, she gets her exercise too. Also, for me, it is work, but im alone, and she helps me get up, and when I can i take her a walk, as there are days I cannot, and she uses pads, which is a big help. When I cannot do it at all, I ask around, and usually if someone comes to visit, I ask them if they would walk her, which most will do for me, and that satisfies her for a while. It is hard with a pet, but being without my girl would be more heartbreaking than not. She is my constant companion. Hope someone chimes in with better answers, but I wanted to just share this.

i have a Westie, and she is 5, im on an insulin pump on top of CFS and fibro, and recently she would bark insisting I check my pump, and come to find out, she was telling me my sugars were low, or high, she does it with either! So now, my doctor has written me a letter stating she is a companion/service dog, so I can take her anywhere I need too, I can take her in stores and such which is a great incentive for me, and If i ride the bus, she can go. You may want to consider this, as it has helped me because when I have to go, and I take her, she gets her exercise too. Also, for me, it is work, but im alone, and she helps me get up, and when I can i take her a walk, as there are days I cannot, and she uses pads, which is a big help. When I cannot do it at all, I ask around, and usually if someone comes to visit, I ask them if they would walk her, which most will do for me, and that satisfies her for a while. It is hard with a pet, but being without my girl would be more heartbreaking than not. She is my constant companion. Hope someone chimes in with better answers, but I wanted to just share this.

i have a Westie, and she is 5, im on an insulin pump on top of CFS and fibro, and recently she would bark insisting I check my pump, and come to find out, she was telling me my sugars were low, or high, she does it with either! So now, my doctor has written me a letter stating she is a companion/service dog, so I can take her anywhere I need too, I can take her in stores and such which is a great incentive for me, and If i ride the bus, she can go. You may want to consider this, as it has helped me because when I have to go, and I take her, she gets her exercise too. Also, for me, it is work, but im alone, and she helps me get up, and when I can i take her a walk, as there are days I cannot, and she uses pads, which is a big help. When I cannot do it at all, I ask around, and usually if someone comes to visit, I ask them if they would walk her, which most will do for me, and that satisfies her for a while. It is hard with a pet, but being without my girl would be more heartbreaking than not. She is my constant companion. Hope someone chimes in with better answers, but I wanted to just share this.

i have a Westie, and she is 5, im on an insulin pump on top of CFS and fibro, and recently she would bark insisting I check my pump, and come to find out, she was telling me my sugars were low, or high, she does it with either! So now, my doctor has written me a letter stating she is a companion/service dog, so I can take her anywhere I need too, I can take her in stores and such which is a great incentive for me, and If i ride the bus, she can go. You may want to consider this, as it has helped me because when I have to go, and I take her, she gets her exercise too. Also, for me, it is work, but im alone, and she helps me get up, and when I can i take her a walk, as there are days I cannot, and she uses pads, which is a big help. When I cannot do it at all, I ask around, and usually if someone comes to visit, I ask them if they would walk her, which most will do for me, and that satisfies her for a while. It is hard with a pet, but being without my girl would be more heartbreaking than not. She is my constant companion. Hope someone chimes in with better answers, but I wanted to just share this.

i have a Westie, and she is 5, im on an insulin pump on top of CFS and fibro, and recently she would bark insisting I check my pump, and come to find out, she was telling me my sugars were low, or high, she does it with either! So now, my doctor has written me a letter stating she is a companion/service dog, so I can take her anywhere I need too, I can take her in stores and such which is a great incentive for me, and If i ride the bus, she can go. You may want to consider this, as it has helped me because when I have to go, and I take her, she gets her exercise too. Also, for me, it is work, but im alone, and she helps me get up, and when I can i take her a walk, as there are days I cannot, and she uses pads, which is a big help. When I cannot do it at all, I ask around, and usually if someone comes to visit, I ask them if they would walk her, which most will do for me, and that satisfies her for a while. It is hard with a pet, but being without my girl would be more heartbreaking than not. She is my constant companion. Hope someone chimes in with better answers, but I wanted to just share this.

i have a Westie, and she is 5, im on an insulin pump on top of CFS and fibro, and recently she would bark insisting I check my pump, and come to find out, she was telling me my sugars were low, or high, she does it with either! So now, my doctor has written me a letter stating she is a companion/service dog, so I can take her anywhere I need too, I can take her in stores and such which is a great incentive for me, and If i ride the bus, she can go. You may want to consider this, as it has helped me because when I have to go, and I take her, she gets her exercise too. Also, for me, it is work, but im alone, and she helps me get up, and when I can i take her a walk, as there are days I cannot, and she uses pads, which is a big help. When I cannot do it at all, I ask around, and usually if someone comes to visit, I ask them if they would walk her, which most will do for me, and that satisfies her for a while. It is hard with a pet, but being without my girl would be more heartbreaking than not. She is my constant companion. Hope someone chimes in with better answers, but I wanted to just share this.

i have a Westie, and she is 5, im on an insulin pump on top of CFS and fibro, and recently she would bark insisting I check my pump, and come to find out, she was telling me my sugars were low, or high, she does it with either! So now, my doctor has written me a letter stating she is a companion/service dog, so I can take her anywhere I need too, I can take her in stores and such which is a great incentive for me, and If i ride the bus, she can go. You may want to consider this, as it has helped me because when I have to go, and I take her, she gets her exercise too. Also, for me, it is work, but im alone, and she helps me get up, and when I can i take her a walk, as there are days I cannot, and she uses pads, which is a big help. When I cannot do it at all, I ask around, and usually if someone comes to visit, I ask them if they would walk her, which most will do for me, and that satisfies her for a while. It is hard with a pet, but being without my girl would be more heartbreaking than not. She is my constant companion. Hope someone chimes in with better answers, but I wanted to just share this.