Donna Rebadow, a former Queen Bee in the early 1970s, has written her first book. A heartwarming tale about her life with Sadie, the Miracle Dog, this book is a testament to the extraordinary bond between humans and their furry friends.
About the Book
“Wednesday with Sadie, the Miracle Dog” is a remarkable story about Donna’s life with Sadie, a 78-pound German Shepherd Dog (GSD). The book chronicles their journey together, from preparing Sadie to serve as a guide dog for the Eye Dog Foundation, to their time as a pet therapy team working with children at a hospital in Phoenix and volunteering with Alzheimer’s patients.
“I often found while writing this book that the right words just don’t exist to describe the connections I saw, but I’ve done my best. I have kept the stories short, changing people’s names and, when needed, certain details of the stories to protect their privacy. I’ve used real names when given permission.” – Donna Rebadow
About Donna Rebadow
Donna was born and raised in Tonawanda, NY, as the middle child of a working middle-class suburban family. She’s a retired college professor in the areas of physical education, health science, psychology, personal computers, and alternative & Chinese Medicine. Donna graduated from Wayland Baptist with a double major and a 4.0 in Psychology in 1974.
Donna’s many roles include an artist, musician, writer, poet, humanitarian, former professional athlete, sports medicine acupuncturist, podcaster, NDEer, student pilot, small business owner, mystic, former coach, former athletic director, former chaplain, and former guide dog trainer. She has dedicated her life to helping others and continues to do so in her retirement.
Get Your Copy
You can purchase “Wednesdays with Sadie, the Miracle Dog” in both ebook and paperback formats on Amazon.