In my last blog, I discussed the disconnection between my brain and my body that occurred after my severe traumatic event – my accident. It was a constant argument between my brain and my leg and sometimes my leg just said “no”. Besides the disconnect between my brain and my body, and what that entailed, there was something far more sinister ...
First of all, I want to thank everyone who connected with me over email to give me words of encouragement, a warm hello, or ways to help in my journey. It has truly been a blessing. You don’t know how much that helped me in my time of depression and pain, just by keeping in touch. Those emails meant the world ...
In my last blog, I discussed my physical trauma related to my recent accident and injury. I started with the physical issues because these are easier for most people to understand. Even though they are severe, they are still relatable. If you missed my last blog, here is a link… https://teddiezieglerhorsemanship.com/update-my-health/ I’ve broken bones before as I’m sure many of you ...
There has been a lot going on since my last blog. I’ve been back in the hospital and E.R. a few times and in and out of the doctor’s offices. But now that I think things have settled down a bit, I wanted to touch base and let you know what’s going on. If you don’t know about my accident, here ...
In my last blog, before Thanksgiving, I talked about how your horse can have good days and bad days just like us. But we didn’t discuss what to do when your horse was having a bad day to make it better. By paying close attention to certain factors and adjusting, you can ensure your horse has a positive overall experience even ...
As I’ve been going through my recovery and concentrating on one day at a time, I’ve learned a few things. One is that even though most days I feel like there is some progress (even if it is just a little), some days aren’t so good. My nurse told me that until my body accepts the new plates and screws in ...