A Leg to Stand On
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“Can you fix her leg?”, Austin asked apprehensively. “Yes, we are going to try to fix it.” “Does it hurt Myrtle?” And expression of compassion appeared on his face. “I think so. She is being a very good goat, don’t you think?” “Can I help?” “I’ll let you hold something for me while I fix her leg.” I suggested. He beamed with pride at the thought of being my assistant.
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About the Book
A three-legged dog and a broken goat—how will these creatures help an amputee find purpose and meaning in her life?
About the Author
Lois Olson became a leg amputee in 2009. Prior to that event, she had twenty-five years’ experience raising and showing Saanen dairy goats. Lois is a Vietnam-era veteran, serving in the US Air Force. She is the adoptive mother of six international special-needs children. Lois resides in northern Michigan with her two English setters and an elderly cat.