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Lifesaver
Barbiesnemesis
Member Posts: 86 Pioneering
About 2 months ago I joined an Ecotherapy Group. As the discussion title says, its been a lifesaver for me. Even in the depths of a cold and rainy winter I have loved getting out amongst nature. Its given me hope for a future life with my disabilities - something I have not had for a long, long time. Does anyone else find that connecting with nature is good for them?
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before I got him I would spend days in bed but I have to get up to let him in the garden and now take him out, not too far though if I’m alone, twice a day.
its lovely to see the scenery, trees etc change with the seasons.
i have nice walks close to where I live, tress, river, a dam.
lots of deer and birds.
some days I really don’t want to go out but those big brown doggy eyes make me.
my therapy dog and walking therapy
Hes getting a treat tomorrow, my friend is taking us to him favourite place, woods and streams rocks. He loves fetching sticks in the stream.
dont get me wrong, there has been times Iv thought I can’t cope and he needs rehomed.
Worse when I’m exhausted but then he wants a cuddle and it makes me feel better.
dogs are so intune with there owners, know when your not well, anxious, really depressed.