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Posted July 14. 2014 12:14PM

What we can learn from a store manager’s reaction to a Boston bombing survivor’s service dog

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While the manager’s request may not have been that extreme, the incident — and Sydney’s emotional reaction — are indicative of a larger problem: many people struggle with silent injuries, and being called out over their service dogs can make them feel that others don’t believe their conditions are real.


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