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Interview with Mrs. Barton
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RikLo6TQB7g

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"Dog Medicine   Julie Barton July 27, 2016"

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"Dog Medicine   Julie Barton July 27, 2016"

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Julie & Bunker
http://sweatpantsandcoffee.com/julie-barton-author-dog-medicine-author-interview/

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https://www.forewordreviews.com/reviews/dog-medicine/

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Julie on the day she got Bunker
http://stories.barkpost.com/dog-medicine/

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Dog Medicine, How My Dog Saved Me From Myself - Extended Trailer

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Dog Medicine, How My Dog Saved Me From Myself, a memoir by Julie Barton https://amzn.com/0143130013 An honest and deeply moving debut memoir about a young woman's battle with depression and how her dog saved her life "Dog Medicine simply has to be your next must-read." -Cheryl Strayed

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Book Trailer https://youtu.be/izsrRyRbzFM

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free video from: https://www.videezy.com/animals-and-wildlife/2195-hd-dog-stock-video

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Book Cover
https://byjuliebarton.com/blog/

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https://byjuliebarton.com/blog/

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http://sweatpantsandcoffee.com/julie-barton-author-dog-medicine-author-interview/

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Julie with Bunker http://sweatpantsandcoffee.com/julie-barton-author-dog-medicine-author-interview/

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Julie the author of "Dog Medicine" http://www.thinkpiecepublishing.com/tpp-authors/julie-hill-barton/

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1983: Julie dealt with abuse from her brother, Greg, at a young age.
1984: She talked to trees, and her best friend was a tree named "Alice." Alice told her everything will be okay.
1994: Julie got into a relationship with Will, who made her depression disappear for awhile.
1995: Will cheated and they broke up. Julie also graduated from college in Ohio and moved to Manhattan.
April 16th, 1996: Terrible, rogue thoughts started to appear in Julie's head again. Julie passes out on the kitchen floor, and calls her mother. This is the same day Bunker Hill (dog) is born.
1996: Early Spring, Julie decides to get a dog, Bunker, that eventually saves her life.
1997: Julie helps her friend, Melissa, through a rough break-up just like hers with Will. Bunker has helped Julie with depression and nerves.
1997: In May, Bunker successfully went through his second surgery. Julie announces to her friends and family her new relationship with a nice guy named Greg. Clay, her used to be abusive brother, invited her to his wedding in six weeks.
2000: Greg and Julie got happily married in a tiny church on San Juan Island. Bunker wore a tuxedo and was the ring bearer. Clay apologized about scarring her childhood.
2007: Bunker passed away. They have a two year old daughter and are pregnant with a second girl.

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"The Bunker jumped from the backseat into the passenger seat, opened his mouth and let his long pink tongue dangle carelessly, so I laughed through my tears." (Barton 144)

"We knocked and one of the current tenants let us in, clearly waking up from his midday nap, rubbing his eyes, and going back to bed after telling us to feel free to look around." (Barton 152)

"That dog's the only one who will ever love you because he's stupid and doesn't know better." (Barton 203)

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Written By: Julie Barton Project By: Mollie Seifert

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Written By: Julie Barton Project By: Mollie Seifert