Coco,

As a guide dog user for many years, with some similar experiences, I am so 
glad to learn of God's continued protection for you both.

I am sure Astrid would still have been afraid, and you too, but keep working 
on it by the grace of God and see what He will do for you.

With continued love and prayers:

--
Carol - Reading, UK

To you, o Lord, I lift up my soul;
In You I trust, o my God.  . . .."  PS25:1-2 NIV.
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From: "email_2coco" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2007 5:40 PM
Subject: Re: my safety - almost a dog attack


> Hi Virgie and others praying for me
> Now I wonder why yahoo's service is so appalling these days? It was so 
> good! To
> get to the point, I just felt that because I was almost sure the dog 
> belonged to
> him,  the decent thing to do would be to talk to him personally and not to 
> talk
> to someone in a more senior position. If there isn't any improvement, I 
> might
> take the matter up with someone with higher authority. I am thankful to 
> say God
> has protected me and I haven't had repeats of last week's episodes. 
> Tuesday we
> walked the same road and the dog was behind a gate. Astrid was still 
> afraid,
> though and just stopped in her tracks. I had to very gently coax her to 
> walk
> further and I'm sure she remembers this bad experience very well. She's 
> also
> more wary of dogs we pass on our way to and from work, even though they 
> are
> behind gates.
> Regards
> Coco