Khaki -- 3 Years Ago TODAY She Came Home From
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Dona
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Of course I remember Khaki!!!!! AND how scary it was for you (and her) to have to go thru all those surgeries. :new_shocked:
She has certainly grown into a lovely mare, Jill. Was all worth it, wasn't it!
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She has certainly grown into a lovely mare, Jill. Was all worth it, wasn't it!
SWA
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Gosh Jill, I remember that whole horrible ordeal for you, and for Khaki. It's so wonderful to see how beautiful she has blossomed long since.
: So glad she is still growing strong, and can't wait to see her future foals.
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Jill
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Thank you, ladies!
Khaki does have a very strong will and spirit. The day the sickly looking picture was taken, I stood behind her baby talking her while she started to eat her feed and she kicked me! I'd been telling her how happy I was she didn't die and how much I loved her and she told me to leave her alone. It was just a little funny
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And, Dona, your previous experience with C o c k Robin's colic surgery (for the stones, I forget what their proper name is) is something I kept in the front of my mind as I prayed for Khaki's long term survival. Your success with him gave me a lot of hope for Khaki.
Khaki does have a very strong will and spirit. The day the sickly looking picture was taken, I stood behind her baby talking her while she started to eat her feed and she kicked me! I'd been telling her how happy I was she didn't die and how much I loved her and she told me to leave her alone. It was just a little funny
And, Dona, your previous experience with C o c k Robin's colic surgery (for the stones, I forget what their proper name is) is something I kept in the front of my mind as I prayed for Khaki's long term survival. Your success with him gave me a lot of hope for Khaki.
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