Horse

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Wednesday, August 25, 2004, 7:54:15 AM, you wrote:

A> Does anyone see any reason that I shouldnt be able to ride horse

A> since wanting to purchase a horse for my daughter and I since have

A> always wanted one and can now fit it into our lives and would be

A> great hobby for us.

Lots of bandsters ride horses. Once you're healed from surgery, you

should be able to do ANY activities you could do before surgery, plus

ones you couldn't due to your weight.

A> I guess the only concern really is if I get bucked off or kicked in

A> the stomach and I am looking for a very gentle calm older horse so I

A> am praying that doesnt happen!

Well, if you get kicked or bucked off, you'd be much more likely to

have bruises or broken bones than anything else, and unlikely anything

with your band. If your horse kicked your belly and did enough damage

to affect your band, it would have affected much more important things

than your band, and the band would be the least of your worries.

dan

Dan Lester, Boise, ID honu@... www.mylapband.tk

Dr. Ortiz, Tijuana, 4/28/03

323/209/199 Age 61

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Hi ,

Sounds like the horse is quite sick: if I were you, I would call a Vet.

While Kombucha may help it is impossible to know what is going on and more

than Kombucha may be needed.

Best wishes for your whole family two leggeds and four leggeds.

Peace, Love and Harmony,

Bev

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Hi Bev, maybe I wasn't very clear in my previous post, but the vet has

been out to see Tisha.

He says that it is a good sign that she is trying to stand and walk

periodically, and he did give her an injection (Banamine,

anti-inflammatory) to reduce the swelling in her brain. (He says she

is basically dealing with a severe migraine, and the brain swelling is

causing the paralysis. He said that the horses who do not make it are

the ones who go down and never get up again.)

Anyway, I am still hopeful that KT can help, after all it is an

anti-viral (as well as a host of other positive qualities!) At this

point, all we can do is make her comfortable, and encourage her immune

system to pick up the pace while the virus runs its course. The vet

tells us that we have the rather dubious distinction of being the 1st

west nile case in the county (and perhaps the state) so far.

Any other suggestions are much appreciated! (And I'm looking for

elderberries, thank you!)

Kind regards, in Wyoming

> Hi ,

> Sounds like the horse is quite sick: if I were you, I would call a Vet.

> While Kombucha may help it is impossible to know what is going on

and more

> than Kombucha may be needed.

> Best wishes for your whole family two leggeds and four leggeds.

> Peace, Love and Harmony,

> Bev

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Hi ,

Don't know if this will help, but I thought of iodine. I'm taking it twice a

week and I'm

sending a site url for you to look at that has uses for it including horses,

cattle and dogs.

It was originally used for endurance, but, of course, it kills all kinds of

viruses and

bacteria. Also, do you have any colloidal silver?

http://www.jcrows.com/iodine.html

Good luck,

> > Hi ,

> > Sounds like the horse is quite sick: if I were you, I would call a Vet.

> > While Kombucha may help it is impossible to know what is going on

> and more

> > than Kombucha may be needed.

> > Best wishes for your whole family two leggeds and four leggeds.

> > Peace, Love and Harmony,

> > Bev

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Don't know if this will help, but I thought of iodine. I'm taking it twice a

week and I'm

sending a site url for you to look at that has uses for it including horses,

cattle and dogs.

It was originally used for endurance, but, of course, it kills all kinds of

viruses and

bacteria. Also, do you have any colloidal silver?

http://www.jcrows.com/iodine.html

Good luck,

> > Hi ,

> > Sounds like the horse is quite sick: if I were you, I would call a Vet.

> > While Kombucha may help it is impossible to know what is going on

> and more

> > than Kombucha may be needed.

> > Best wishes for your whole family two leggeds and four leggeds.

> > Peace, Love and Harmony,

> > Bev

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Hi everyone, I spent from Tuesday morning until Thursday night at the hospital. My horse bucked me off and we broke rib # 1 and 2 on the right, and rib # 1 on the left. Hurts like Hell but it didn't damage my back or knees. My husband has no trouble with her, my daughter had trouble with her also. I guess she doesn't like women. Anyway, gotta go through this horse riding thinking again. I can't sleep so here I am.

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In a message dated 9/29/2006 5:32:55 A.M. Central Daylight Time, blueopal@... writes:

, Is your horse a mare, stallion or gelding.

I used to work at the state fair and I know during the

fair that the stallions would get really ornery if a woman

who had her period came close to em. Even geldings

will act up.

Sherry

No actually she's a Mare. I think that I want a gelding next time. Hope I can convince myself there's a nest tie.

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, Is your horse a mare, stallion or gelding.

I used to work at the state fair and I know during the

fair that the stallions would get really ornery if a woman

who had her period came close to em. Even geldings

will act up.

Sherry

Horse

Hi everyone, I spent from Tuesday morning until Thursday night at the hospital. My horse bucked me off and we broke rib # 1 and 2 on the right, and rib # 1 on the left. Hurts like Hell but it didn't damage my back or knees. My husband has no trouble with her, my daughter had trouble with her also. I guess she doesn't like women. Anyway, gotta go through this horse riding thinking again. I can't sleep so here I am.

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In a message dated 9/29/2006 10:29:12 A.M. Central Daylight Time, judywade109@... writes:

HI , You poor thing! broken ribs are painful. Thank goodness that was all you broke! Looks like it time for a good ole' bomb proof horse!That's all I ride now!!

Yep, I'm going to have to find me. I was saying a geriatric horse, but a younger bomb proof one would be better. This is the second day out, is it supposed to be the worse for aches and pains, and breaks I guess. I'm talking a little goofy, took more Percocet. Love,

[Guest guest]

HI ,

You poor thing! broken ribs are painful. Thank goodness that was all you

broke! Looks like it time for a good ole' bomb proof horse!That's all I ride

now!!

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Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2006 04:24:21 EDT

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Thursday night at the hospital.  My horse bucked me off and we broke rib #

1 and 2 on the right, and rib # 1 on the left.  Hurts like Hell but it

didn't damage my back or knees.  My husband has no trouble with her, my

daughter had trouble with her also.  I guess she doesn't like women. 

Anyway, gotta go through this horse riding thinking again.  I can't sleep

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In a message dated 10/1/2006 1:05:55 A.M. Central Daylight Time, ashy@... writes:

I remember leaning over the edge of the washing machine to get a sock out and # a rib

My sympathies go out to you big time

Don't for get that you now need to do some chest pyhsio to prevent a chest infection which is very common with # ribs because we don't breathe up the way we should due to pain

The PT never seems to end

Aussie

What did you do for chest PT? They just sort of sent me out of the ER with, hey you'll get better. It just hurts like crazy.

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I remember leaning over the edge of the washing machine to get a sock out and # a rib

My sympathies go out to you big time

Don't for get that you now need to do some chest pyhsio to prevent a chest infection which is very common with # ribs because we don't breathe up the way we should due to pain

The PT never seems to end

Aussie

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In a message dated 9/29/2006 10:29:12 A.M. Central Daylight Time, judywade109excite writes:

HI , You poor thing! broken ribs are painful. Thank goodness that was all you broke! Looks like it time for a good ole' bomb proof horse!That's all I ride now!!

Yep, I'm going to have to find me. I was saying a geriatric horse, but a younger bomb proof one would be better. This is the second day out, is it supposed to be the worse for aches and pains, and breaks I guess. I'm talking a little goofy, took more Percocet. Love,

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do lots of deep breathing and coughing

splint your chest while you do it so that it doesn't hurt so much

don't forget the pains meds

Do the exercises hourly while you are awake

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In a message dated 10/1/2006 1:05:55 A.M. Central Daylight Time, ashy@....au writes:

I remember leaning over the edge of the washing machine to get a sock out and # a rib

My sympathies go out to you big time

Don't for get that you now need to do some chest pyhsio to prevent a chest infection which is very common with # ribs because we don't breathe up the way we should due to pain

The PT never seems to end

Aussie

What did you do for chest PT? They just sort of sent me out of the ER with, hey you'll get better. It just hurts like crazy.

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