Jason Shurka

They gave her a 20 to 30% chance of living.

Wow.

And she was oxygen dependent.

So I had to keep her in an oxygen chamber just to keep her alive.

Jeez.

And when I wanted to transfer her from one hospital to another, I couldn't because she would have died on the way.

So I had to get a special ambulance that had a special oxygen chamber that only took her out of oxygen for like five seconds at a time to be able to transfer her from one hospital to another.

And all the doctors told me, the dog's not going to make it, just say goodbye.

And I didn't accept that.

I did everything in my power to keep her alive.

Today she's driving, but what did I do?

I took that pyramid.

She slept around it for a month.

It didn't move from where she was.

Now, we did a lot of other things.

We did give her, you know, nebulizers and things like that to help with her lungs.

So I can't tell you for certain this is the only thing that she did.

But she was around that 24-7.

And today, she's not just alive.

She's thriving.