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Unsolved Mysteries unfortunately never did an update on Victoria. They went on and on on in their episode about how he helped her, but unfortunately, the dog later died in 1990. So a lot of people who watch Unsolved, I'm sure, are caring people and want to know if Victoria ever found another dog and if she is doing OK?
Does anyone know? "On 4 December 1984 at 1:45am, Victoria Doroshenko was involved in an accident where she suffered head injuries. A year later she moved to Washington State to start a new life. In August 1986, while in hospital, she suffered a seisure and was diagnosed with epilepsy and was given little chance of recovery. In 1987, Victoria heard about a program that trained dogs to help people with handicaps with their daily lives. A dog was picked out for Victoria. While she was with the first dog, Victoria had a seisure, but the dog did nothing. The second dog, named Harley was brought in. Victoria suffered a seisure and Harley came to her aid. Once Harley was with Victoria permanently, her anxiety calmed down and soon resumed classes at college. One day, Harley unusually began barking for no reason. She soon felt unwell and went into a classroom and asked if she could sit down for a while. Harley calmed down once she was in the classroom. 5 minutes later, Victoria suffered a major seisure. It appeared that Harley somehow knew that Victoria was going to have a seisure. His barking was a sign for Victoria to go to a safe place. After that, he never failed to warn Victoria that she was about to have a seisure, and usually gave 15-45 minutes notice. Sadly, in June 1990, Harley became ill and died in July 1990. 15 other dogs have been reported to being able to predict epileptic seisures, 6 of them originated from the same facility as Harvey." |
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Yes i do know how she is, I am her daughter Haley. I was looking to show my girlfriend something about my mother and i found this and i wanted to tell everyone that she is ok, she could be better if you would like to know please contact me at micropizzant@yahoo.com
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Wow, cool! I love it when folks who are directly connected with UM respond on the boards. I'm so glad you hear that your mom is doing okay.
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