George's Home on the Diabetes Range

Having had type 1 for 40 years, I suffer from hypo unawareness. I live alone. Makes it even more worrisome. Last year an acquanitence died. He was type 1 and was approximately the same age as me and the same amount of time with the disease. He took very good care of himself.
One night, after testing, he went to bed with his wife. During the night he suffered such a low that he fell into a coma during the night. The next morning his wife couldn't wake him. He passed away 2 days later, never having regained consciousness.
That is my biggest fear, especially since I am alone. I started looking at transplants but was interrupted when I discovered that some dogs can be trained to detect low blood sugar and can alert the diabetic well before the low hits.
I started searching and discovered that there are very few trainers to train these dogs. I did find one in Texas who was very sympathetic to my problems.
She accepted me and I have been working at raising funds to pay for Abbey, an Australian Shepherd (she is pictured on my picture page. I have raised almost half of the required $7500 but I now need some help.

There are 2 places that you can help me. You can join iGive.com and do online purchasing through them at thousands of stores. I will receive a percentage of your purchase.
http://www.iGive.com/BethEdenFredAbbey

The second place is directly to trainers PayPal account. That is ann4352@suddenlink.net

Please help a fellow diabetic ... you don't know how much it will be appreciated