On 1/8/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>> My husband had to take the pics I couldnt stand it! > > I don't expect that I will EVER take pictures of a surgical procedure for > one of my horses...but thenm who would have thought I'd take so many > pictures of Thunder's spider bite progress. > > Karen > Karen Thomas >
When I went out he was done and just laid out like that and I couldnt bear it! I had to get down and close his eye so it would not get dried out and pet on him. I kept watching his stomach to make sure he was breathing! I felt the vet knocked him out too hard, but he gave him some sort of shot to make him wake up and he was up in about fifteen minutes. It was another hour before he was strong and unshaky enough to travel tho... when he was laid out the vet helper kept saying "he is gonna swing his head up real quick in a minute and you won't want to get hurt..." but I had my hand over his eye and I could feel him blink and when I talked to him and petted him I knew he was coming around cause he did one of those long sigh "blowing" sounds :) That was music to my ears! When we got home Tivar was waiting at the gate and called to him, and nasi answered, so they are friends now:) But later I noticed Tivar bit at him and nasi kicked at him so they are more like the macho friends type :) Janice-- yipie tie yie yo
