Yeah soooooo.
I was posta leave sunday, but I found out how easly plas change.

It all happened Saturday. I was ridin' the horse I was to show July 8th-12th. Well It had been a long day, me and the horse were both tired. I was gettin' a lesson from a trainer and close friend.
Well seein' as the horse I was on, was young I can't really blam her for what happend.

I asked her to lope off and she insted of doin' so, she took off. AT this point, your thin' you ride alot, why is this a big deal? I couldn't stop her, I had been ridin' with draped reains like in a show. There for they were long, and I was unable to colect them to pull her in a circle.

Anyhow, she took off and smashed into a barrel, set up for the barrel racers we have at the barn. She stumbled fell got up took off again and started to buck. At that moment, I finally did and emegecy bail off, then rolled away.

I was in a larg amount of pain and couldn't breath. But layin' back on the gorund helped and finally I was ok enought to get back up in her and ride.

Sunday came and I woke early to get ready to leave. I sat up out of bed and screamed in pain. It was such a horribal back pain I ended goin to the hospital.

Upone recivin' tests I found I had busted three verabra in my back.
From there I found out the three verabra were not stable and at any momet they could fully break and I would need a wheel chair for the rest of my life. Hell the doc told me. goin' over a seep bump in a car could cause them to break and parralize me.

So now I'm forced to six to eight weeks of a back brace, and rest. If I'm lucky it will only be six weeks, if not, it could be a life long problem.

I'm all up to the rest. But my plans are not goin' to be happenin'. Hell it hurts to walk, sit, lay, bend down, get in the car, hell even pull on my own clothes. They gave me morephene at the hospital and it didn't do jack shit for me. NOw they gave me this other stuff, and all it does is put me to sleep. Nothin' is stopin this damned pain!!!!
Note: thats why my title is what it is. I feel for that camel.