Leave it to me...only "I" could roll over in bed and injure my back at the same time. Part of the joy of living into your sixth decade I guess is the excitement of the unknown, the thrill of unexpected events! But yes, indeed, I've put my back out of commission by rolling over in bed. If I lift my left leg there is an ominous "clunking" sound in the lower left portion of my back where the back joins the pelvis. We will not focus on the sound effects I produce when I put that portion of my anatomy to use. It is ugly. I'm going to give it a week to right itself (forever the optimist) before handing myself over to the general quackery of modern medicine. Maybe I'll see a chiro instead. ~ E.G.
Favorite Links for training, gear, and memberships!
- National Association of Competitive Mounted Orienteering
- HOW TO CMO
- What is CMO?
- Old Dominion Endurance Rides
- Renegade Hoof Boots
- Endurance.Net
- Riding vs. Racing a discussion with the Duck.
- Trumbull Mountain's INTRO TO ENDURANCE RIDING
- Principles of Conditioning
- Conditioning the endurance horse by SERA
- Short Article: Feeding & Training the Endurance Horse
- Feeding the Endurance Horse, Swedish Author
- Preventing Dehydration In the Endurance Horse, Ontario Competitive Trail Riding Association
- Jim Holland's fantastic training links here!
- South Eastern Distance Rider's Association
October 24, 2012
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Where would you start if this was your horse's complaint? Since their skeletal system is identical to ours, it seems like a good place to start. Get better soon.
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You poor thing - that is indeed a clever trick!
ReplyDeleteJoining you in optimism, I hope it fixes quickly, but don't put off getting it looked at if it doesn't!