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Old 05-04-2010, 04:21 AM #8
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Default Thank you for the warm thoughts
I havent been on here long so I am still making new friends, but yes horses are just wonderful rehab animals. They are less stubborn lol and like many animals, they love unconditionally. When I go and see them, its always hard to walk up the hill to where they are but when I get there its like they, with their smell and their 'being', blocks out the pain at that time, so worth it.

I wish you all a peaceful evening.
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