Second Chance with Saving Grace Introduces Gracie & Diane Dike, Ph.D.

Amazing!
SCwSG Founder/President-Dr. Diane Dike: Featured on Oprah's OWN Mystery Diagnosis-The Woman Whose Legs Turned Black. Diane is also a sought after Author, Speaker, Singer & Rare Blood Disease Survivor/Warrior who travels with her Rescued Service Dog, Gracie.
Enjoy this endearing story about a dog that had a "ruff" start, until she was adopted by Diane, a courageous woman suffering with a rare, painful and incurable disease, Cryoglobulinemia Vasculitis.
Gracie, her rescued Italian Greyhound, rescues Diane right back by becoming her Service Dog. This blessed team encourage and transform lives everywhere they go. Animal lovers of all ages eagerly welcome this amazing team and there charming books.
Schedule this dynamic duo and listeners will come away with a deeper appreciation for life, love, faith, and friendship. http://www.DianeDike.org
Books include: "Gracie Comes Home"
Autobiography "God Made Only One of Me" foreword by Michael W. Smith.
All proceeds for the sale of Gracie merchandise support the outreach work of Second Chance with Saving Grace.
Second Chance with Saving Grace, is a Non-profit 501c(3) organization helping hurting people and animals. Reaching the world by visiting schools, churches, children in hospitals, prisoners, and civic organizations with a message of Hope and Encouragement and by delivering Love Kits!
Make donations or for more information call 303-225-2717 http://www.DianeDike.org

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[cosmicordering1]

There are only two ways to live your life.

One is as though nothing is a miracle.

The other is as though everything is a miracle.

[DianeDike]

@cosmicordering1 So true! 

[reddheddz]

Diane, we've spoken in the past through FB. I also have cryo. I'm writing to ask if your legs turn as black as in this video or if Mystery Diagnosis just overdid it for the recreation. I can so related to the way you felt in the past.

I love little Gracie! I'm in bed right now w/a whippet balled up under the covers, a standard poodle pup behind me on the pillows, nestled around my neck, & an Afghan hound asleep at my cold feet.

Take care,

Lynn

Pie, Yowza & Oprah

[DianeDike]

@reddheddz Hi Lynn!

I'm going to ask our Director of Cryoglobulinemia education and awareness to connect with you! Her name is Rochelle Ray! Are you on Facebook? Find me and we can be friends there too! :D Thank you!

[reddheddz]

Cont.: I also now have an Afghan hound and a standard poodle puppy. I wish I could find a way to use the poodle as a service dog. My full name is Lynn Mack. I bet we met somehow because we have sight hounds. I have a whippet.  I also now have an Afghan hound and a standard poodle puppy. I wish I could find a way to use the poodle as a service dog. I hope you and your family are doing well.

[reddheddz]

Continued: Respond to this vid I almost deleted your name when something like "rare blood disease" popped out at me. I remember thinking "wouldn't it be strange if her disease was cryoglobulinemia?" I kept reading your bio and was really surprised to find out it was, indeed, what you had. I thought "someone up there wanted me to come across this woman". My full name is Lynn Mack. I bet we met somehow because we have sight hounds. I have a whippet.

[reddheddz]

@DianeDike I believe we are already FB friends. I don't know how or when we became friends, but one day I was going through my list of friends wondering who half of them are. I was taking some of them off my list because I couldn't remember ever communicating with them.