Krystina Beach

Ohio University v. Detriot, September 12, 2014 Bobcats won 3-1 ©Krystina Beach

Penni AlZayer, head faerie of the Henna Faeries, director of Whiplash and director of Rough Magic poses for a portrait in her home. ©Krystina Beach

After intercepting a pass #51 Jovon Johnson and #9 Josh Kristoff celebrate along with fans on the sidelines. ©Krystina Beach

Redshirt freshman Quentin Poling #32 and redshirt junior Jovon Johnson #51 defend against Zips tight end Anthony Ritossa at Peden Stadium on Saturday, October 18, 2014. The Bobcats defeated the Zips 23-20. ©Krystina Beach

As she gets older, Shyanna will become Spring’s sole-handler. The intention of getting a service dog for Shyanna was so she could be safe and more independent when the time comes. ©Krystina Beach

“I wanna play with chalk,” Shyanna pouts in her room before leaving for the family’s Easter plans. ©Krystina Beach

“Look dandelions! We have to pick them,” Shyanna says excitedly as she, her mother, and Spring leave their trailer.  ©Krystina Beach

“Let him give you a mooch and he’ll leave you alone” Tim laughs while holding giggly Shyanna as her brother leans down to give her a kiss. ©Krystina Beach

Conner and Shyanna play in front of their grandma’s house; their parents and Spring sit watching from the porch.

Shyanna pats her pocket filled with Reece’s Peanut Butter Cup wrappers while Charla attaches a leash to Spring’s collar. ©Krystina Beach

Shyanna leans against a car while she and Spring wait to be let into the car. Spring used to be put in the back seat, but she would climb over seats to be by Shyanna. Spring is now given the space at Shyanna’s feet. ©Krystina Beach

Spring’s vest is equipped for two leashes so Charla can handle the dog and Shyanna can also stay attached. For some situations an additional tether is attached to the harness and Shyanna’s waist, a more secure way to keep Shyanna with Spring. ©Krystina Beach

“Will you please,” Charla sighs as she tries to gather her kids, Shyanna and Conner out of the middle of the road where they have stopped. ©Krystina Beach 

Living in The Plains, the Gretz’s walk as frequently as possible to their destinations on Connett Road. ©Krystina Beach

Conner play-shoots his sister, who triumphs at the top of the “castle.”

Conner, 5, and Shyanna, 7, race to get up the steps at The Plains Community Park near their house. Spring looks on, occasionally barking and whining alerting to the smell of certain body chemicals from Shyanna’s seizure earlier in the day. ©Krystina Beach

After being beaten to the finish line Shyanna has a small fit. Meltdowns and increased crying were just two of the symptoms that let to Shyanna’s diagnosis. ©Krystina Beach