A service dog named Sammy is being trained to keep her safe and give her freedom.
Home / New ZealandRNZ26 May, 2026 07:53 PM10 mins to readAmelia Guest and her service dog Sammy. Photo / RNZ, Samuel RillstoneAmelia Guest and her service dog Sammy. Photo / RNZ, Samuel RillstoneBy Charlotte Cook of RNZA 14-year-old Palmerston North girl who has lost consciousness every three days for almost two years does not know who she is, where she is, or even what her parents look like, every time she wakes up.
“It’s like waking up
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