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A 48-year-old musician living in Grand Rapids had been having trouble with his foot for some time and had put off seeking help until giving in to pressure from his wife, a nurse, and making a hospital appointment.
In the meantime, he had an evening on the whampo, came home drunk and passed out in bed. When he woke up, he discovered that his terrier dog, Kiko, had nibbled part of one of his toes off. His wife rushed him to hospital where doctors found a bone infection, an undiagnosed diabetic condition, and amputated the rest of the toe.
The man says that Kiko did him a favour in uncovering his condition but it was an extreme, if apparently painless, way of finding out!
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A 48-year-old musician living in Grand Rapids had been having trouble with his foot for some time and had put off seeking help until giving in to pressure from his wife, a nurse, and making a hospital appointment.
In the meantime, he had an evening on the whampo, came home drunk and passed out in bed. When he woke up, he discovered that his terrier dog, Kiko, had nibbled part of one of his toes off. His wife rushed him to hospital where doctors found a bone infection, an undiagnosed diabetic condition, and amputated the rest of the toe.
The man says that Kiko did him a favour in uncovering his condition but it was an extreme, if apparently painless, way of finding out!
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