A young woman from Georgia stands up in her kitchen and walks toward the fridge, but within seconds, her Australian Shepherd jumps up to stop her.
Graham, from Kennesaw, Georgia, describes the condition as “debilitating” for it can hit at the most random times. Luckily, she received Bailey four years ago to help her manage her condition.
“Bailey is trained to pick up a scent my body gives off prior to going into a medical episode,” Graham said.’This gives me enough time to get to a safe spot and prepare to lose consciousness.” Bailey also is trained to do deep pressure treatment therapy, which helps prevent blood from pooling and can prevent fainting.
“He is so determined and quick-witted, I know that despite any challenge, he will ensure to do his job and keep me safe,” Graham said. “He allows me to have freedom and to feel safe even when I am alone. He is my lifeline and I could not live without him.”
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