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2008 MANY STORIES
ONE VOICE ONLINE COLLECTION
Susan Barton, Age 33,
Annie, Wake Up! Waking up my Beagle Annie on her pillow and blanket is hard. I shake her on her back bone to wake her up. I use my machine (Dynavox MT4) to say “Annie, wake up Annie”. After she hears me, she gets in the floor and scratches her belly and ear drumlets. Next, she gets her toy and wants to play. She plays so much it makes her tired and she goes back to sleep. I have to wake her up again! I use my machine again to say “Annie, Annie wake up.” Sometimes I use my mouth too to say it. My machine helps me to find the words I can say with my mouth too. It doesn’t matter how I say it- with my machine or with my mouth, she just looks at me and goes to sleep again! When Annie won’t wake up, I go talk to my other dog, Lucy the lulu (I call her that sometimes) who stays outside. I open the back door and she comes inside with me and with Annie who is still asleep. She looks at me when I sit on the sofa beside Annie. She wants me to pet her on the head. Then, Annie wakes up and wants me to pet her too. That’s how I wake Annie up!
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