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quote:Doug Wilson:
Just got back home from the Emergency Room. Perfect Daughter Deanna got hurt by Pandora while riding to a friend's place down Savage Road. She called me on her cell and I called for the EMTs while I was on the way there. When I got there she was standing in the road holding her hoss, and her face was a mask of blood. The EMTs got there just as I did and stopped the blood flow from her scalp and I took her to the ER. Pandora had tossed her head while Deanna was walking on the road, leading her. There was some working farm machinery nearby that had scared the hoss and made her toss her head, hitting Deanna in the head with her bit. I used to work in ER admitting and I called them on my cell on the way in. They had me go to the ambulance entrance, where they instantly took her in, checked her out, stitched her up, observed her for awhile and sent her home. She is sacked out and doing fine.
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Jeeze Doug! Really sat up and read that carefully!
My God Daughter, in Ocala, was a world class jockey. She was/is the only woman to ever race Arab horses - for the UAR - had her own 747 to zip all over the world as a buyer for them when she wasn't racing. After 'retiring' to her farms in KY she was riding one of her Arabians - walking, actually - the only time she can recall without a helmet - somewhere a piece of farm equipment backfired and the horse lost it's balance, fell into a wall and chain link fence - displaced her medulla 90? (I know, up until then it's been a 100% fatal injury. Took her five(?) years to recover to about 80%. She had to learn to walk, talk and read again. Math is still a bit difficult for her. She still speaks with a strong slur - BUT - she's still a fighter and another hero to everyone who knows Vonnie. Her book (ghost writer) is almost completed. We may have some screen writers look at it when we are ready to get into full production.
Hug and kiss Deanna every chance you get - she's a really neat kid (lady) ... it (as you well know) could have been a LOT worse, my friend.
Gale sends her love.
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Just got back home from the Emergency Room. Perfect Daughter Deanna got hurt by Pandora while riding to a friend's place down Savage Road. She called me on her cell and I called for the EMTs while I was on the way there. When I got there she was standing in the road holding her hoss, and her face was a mask of blood. The EMTs got there just as I did and stopped the blood flow from her scalp and I took her to the ER. Pandora had tossed her head while Deanna was walking on the road, leading her. There was some working farm machinery nearby that had scared the hoss and made her toss her head, hitting Deanna in the head with her bit. I used to work in ER admitting and I called them on my cell on the way in. They had me go to the ambulance entrance, where they instantly took her in, checked her out, stitched her up, observed her for awhile and sent her home. She is sacked out and doing fine.
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Jeeze Doug! Really sat up and read that carefully!
My God Daughter, in Ocala, was a world class jockey. She was/is the only woman to ever race Arab horses - for the UAR - had her own 747 to zip all over the world as a buyer for them when she wasn't racing. After 'retiring' to her farms in KY she was riding one of her Arabians - walking, actually - the only time she can recall without a helmet - somewhere a piece of farm equipment backfired and the horse lost it's balance, fell into a wall and chain link fence - displaced her medulla 90? (I know, up until then it's been a 100% fatal injury. Took her five(?) years to recover to about 80%. She had to learn to walk, talk and read again. Math is still a bit difficult for her. She still speaks with a strong slur - BUT - she's still a fighter and another hero to everyone who knows Vonnie. Her book (ghost writer) is almost completed. We may have some screen writers look at it when we are ready to get into full production.
Hug and kiss Deanna every chance you get - she's a really neat kid (lady) ... it (as you well know) could have been a LOT worse, my friend.
Gale sends her love.
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I really appreciate your concern.
She thought it was very kind of you to call her.
I have had too much drama this week.
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Doug...I'm glad to hear she's OK! 0 -
Thank you.
I misspoke - they used staples instead of stitches, cause she didn't want them to shave some of her hair off.
I guess she really is a Girl.
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LOL ... the back of Gale's head has looked like a ZIPPER a number of times (OK, twice)
and there are no marks ... unless you shave herf head .... and THAT ain't gonna
happen!
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