Comments on: Should I Sell My Horse? http://askthenurseexpert.com/should-i-sell-my-horse Your Expert Nursing Advise Thu, 07 Apr 2011 09:05:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: gemma_florida http://askthenurseexpert.com/should-i-sell-my-horse/comment-page-1#comment-3443 gemma_florida Tue, 24 Mar 2009 02:35:47 +0000 http://askthenurseexpert.com/should-i-sell-my-horse/#comment-3443 No, keep him. Make sure you are fully recovered before even thinking about getting back on, and when you, please make sure you are wearing a body protector, esp when hacking out. Youngsters are unpredictable, and although body protectors are costly, they could save your life in the long run. They are advanced enough now to be comfortable and lightweight, and make sure you get one with the purple label (highest standard poss). Everyone around you cannot make your decisions and I'm surprised that they are being so morbid instead of supportive! If my family had their way I would've given up long ago but if it is in your blood then you cannot possibly do it as you just get depressed - trust me, I've tried! Get your friend to continue riding him, and when you are well enough, I'd borrow a schoolmaster for a while to get you back in the saddle and up to fitness again. Please do not sell him, you will regret it in the long run! MIKE; I live in a house worth £200k and drive a £700 Renault Megane - are you saying I'm not rich or good enough to answer questions? No, keep him. Make sure you are fully recovered before even thinking about getting back on, and when you, please make sure you are wearing a body protector, esp when hacking out. Youngsters are unpredictable, and although body protectors are costly, they could save your life in the long run. They are advanced enough now to be comfortable and lightweight, and make sure you get one with the purple label (highest standard poss).

Everyone around you cannot make your decisions and I'm surprised that they are being so morbid instead of supportive! If my family had their way I would've given up long ago but if it is in your blood then you cannot possibly do it as you just get depressed - trust me, I've tried!

Get your friend to continue riding him, and when you are well enough, I'd borrow a schoolmaster for a while to get you back in the saddle and up to fitness again.

Please do not sell him, you will regret it in the long run!

MIKE; I live in a house worth £200k and drive a £700 Renault Megane - are you saying I'm not rich or good enough to answer questions?

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