the.workingpaws

I've been diagnosed with pneumonia once again and having to get a new nebulizer machine (+$30), hybrid inhaler, regular inhaler and nebulizer treatments (+$350)and antibiotics (+$34) .$414 just just for stuff so I don't end up back in the hospital. Money I don't have. So now I get to either ask family for help or get everything but my hybrid inhaler (costs the most)

So I'm night blind, I have some vision at night but very little. Due to this Onyx is trained in guide work. We were heading home and at one of the stops, at this point Onyx knows buses that takes us home from this station but I always double check cause service dogs aren't robots. When she stopped at the bus door I nicely asked the driver if this was bus 17 going towards Houghton. Onyx's guide handle and service dog label in plain sight and the driver tells me "look at the screen on the side of the bus." I was annoyed by this and calmly explained that I am night blind and very near sighted and due to this I could not read it. He went on to say that I didn't look blind and that maybe I just needed to learn to read. Another passenger though was nice enough to say I was on the right bus. I got on and had Onyx tuck and then the supervisor came on having seen all it go down and the bus driver was talked to.

At DES currently waiting and there's a sign saying no smoking within 20 feet of the door. This cause stands outside the door smoking a cigarette, keep in mind I'm in respiratory failure, weak immune system, under developed lung and have severe asthma meaning that could send me into a major asthma attack, end up in the hospital and possibly dead. We asked him nicely to please not smoke near the door as its the law and there's people with severe medical issues, he said to mind our own business, when I told him I have severe asthma he said that he does too. It's like well good for you that it's not that severe for you. Security came out told him to go inside and yelled at us for asking him to not smoke near the door and then security said they'd talk to him but instead went back to playing on their phones.

She's my second purebred dog.

Want to share a art piece I'm working on for a comic series I'm creating off of a book series I wrote in Middle school