RC people thank you som much for your insights and some encouragement as well regarding my horse's back issues. I have more to think about and sift thru. I think with horses you either learn patience or you learn insanity. I'm taking a step back to evaluate my options and proceed from there, but from the ground up (literally) you've offered some good suggestions. Over the summer I will get a new saddle (IF the liquour store I rob has enough cash on hand), I will go over to a trainer I like for some lessons, & I think I will grudgingly give our chiropractor another try. Her communication skills are on par w/road kill & she is infatuated with her degree (loves to be called Doctor) but she is supposed competent and comes highly recommended for her back work & saddle fit assistance.
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