>Yesterday I fell
>on my cell phone!
>Ouch! I carry it on a rawhide string around my waist . It had rotated
>around to the back of my hip. I know to carry it on me and not the horse
>but I would like to devise a better way to carry it.

>The ranger was glad I was alright and very pleased that my friend and I
>were both wearing
>helmets!
>�
>����� Pat Razzel and Casper in Kansas


I had the same accident over 2 mo. ago.  My Dr. said it will take a full year for me to recover!!  Another patient of his who has a similar injury will ultimately lose bowel and urinary control over it!!!  This is an extremely serious injury.  I have also read to carry cell phone on my person, not my horse.  Well, I finally figured out that that means if I'm riding ALONE.  I was with friends.  Obviously you, too, were with someone else.  Now I will only carry cell phone on my person if I'm alone.  When with friends, which is most of the time, cell phone goes back on my horse where I was always safe before.  I've had a few horse accidents over the years, but this was the most injurious that I have ever suffered.

Amber


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