Savannah is eleven years old, plays basketball, excels in her schoolwork, is a cheerleader, studies music and dance, is a pageant winner and enjoys hiking. All from a wheelchair. Bravely facing health and social challenges that most of us cant imagine. She could do all her homework every night, but she couldnt pick up her dropped pencil. She could speak openly on stage in front of hundreds of people and a panel of judges about her most personal health challenges, but she couldnt turn on a light switch. Then came Zambique. Zambique picks up her dropped pencils and carries her backpack. All with a wagging tail. But thats just what Zambique was trained to do. Theres more that people dont see. Every night Savannah undergoes an hour-long medical procedure. Zambique lies next to her, foccusing on Savannah, not the procedure. Every night eleven-year-old Savannah goes through this procedure bravely and independently. But not alone. She has Zambique.
Posted on: Fri, 14 Mar 2014 13:45:01 +0000
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