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“As always when I was in trouble, I looked down at Tuesday. I could see his concern, but also his confidence in me. There was something about his eyes, when he looked at me, that always said, I believe in you, Luis.”
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“This is who I am. I am loving but wounded, and I need someone to take me as I am.”
― Until Tuesday: A Wounded Warrior and the Golden Retriever Who Saved Him
― Until Tuesday: A Wounded Warrior and the Golden Retriever Who Saved Him
“Moments of quiet friendship are what make life-everyone's life-grand”
― Until Tuesday: A Wounded Warrior and the Golden Retriever Who Saved Him
― Until Tuesday: A Wounded Warrior and the Golden Retriever Who Saved Him
“The dogs brought it all back to, you know, to the human side.”
― Until Tuesday: A Wounded Warrior and the Golden Retriever Who Saved Him
― Until Tuesday: A Wounded Warrior and the Golden Retriever Who Saved Him
“'After a few seconds, I knew Tuesday was listening. He locked into my eyes, and a calm came over him that I had never seen before. Maybe the part of him that wanted love opened up. Maybe he realized, finally, that this wasn't like any rela
tionship he'd had before. He had been on a treadmill, racing toward each new handler but always ending in the exact spot: alone. He didn't know I was the mission he'd been training for, but at that moment, at the very least, he realized I needed him. And maybe I realized, in my heart and in my head, that this was a two-way relationship and he needed me too. All I know for sure is that when I looked up, everybody was staring at us. Staff, dogs, veterans, everybody. Even the photographer had lowered his camera. Lu Picard told me later that we were together for five minutes, although I could have it was thirty seconds at the most. 'What was that about?' she asked, as Tuesday and I walked post, side by side. 'We're okay now.' I told her. 'We reached an understanding.”
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tionship he'd had before. He had been on a treadmill, racing toward each new handler but always ending in the exact spot: alone. He didn't know I was the mission he'd been training for, but at that moment, at the very least, he realized I needed him. And maybe I realized, in my heart and in my head, that this was a two-way relationship and he needed me too. All I know for sure is that when I looked up, everybody was staring at us. Staff, dogs, veterans, everybody. Even the photographer had lowered his camera. Lu Picard told me later that we were together for five minutes, although I could have it was thirty seconds at the most. 'What was that about?' she asked, as Tuesday and I walked post, side by side. 'We're okay now.' I told her. 'We reached an understanding.”
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