Re: I Applaude you

[Denise Thornton <denisethor@yahoo.com>]

Thank you so much Doris, you are right on! I have
received so many wonderful notes like yours that
truly- the 2 awful ones I received were so ignorant it
was almost comical.  Truly- when I read a note like
yours 
I take a deep sigh, smile and know the experience did
teach me a lot- one of which is to not give up on
humans ;-)   And there is a resue unit, and sources
being put together by my rescuers , with me being
involved and making sure on TEVIS ride day THERE will
be something available, even if it is something as
simple as a list for riders!  Oh! - my husband and I
are going to get our HAM radio license too.! 
Thanks Again!
Mother, Wife, 3 dog owner, and kept by Willy the
wonder horse! DENISE
--- "Rudnick, Doris" <RudnickD@Coudert.com> wrote:
> Denise:
> 
> 	I dont know  you but I read your post on other
> lists and I applaude
> you gal. 
> 
> 	I am a trail rider I can only imagine the hell you
> went through
> having to leave the scene where your horse slipped
> down and away.  You were
> in physical hell and danger of losing your own life
> and I love my horses
> more than anything and would do anything for them,
> but I must admit that
> given the same set of circumstances I would have
> done probably exactly what
> you did.
> 
> 	The fact is that the horse is fine, God took care
> of the situation
> and you took care of  you so that you could get back
> there and reclaim your
> horse...thank God for you both.
> 
> 	Sometimes people on the internet just dont THINK
> nor are able to put
> themselves in anthor human beings shoes.  
> 
> 	What good would it have done for you to kill
> yourself slipping down
> the crevice, and then your horse be alive today (to
> speak about it)?   I
> dont think that prioritizing ones self preservation
> is a sin or a crime but
> a factor of life and nature.  If you had not taken
> care of yourself you
> never would have been able to take care of business
> with your horse and get
> him out of there.
> 
> 	We all need to exercise compassion and
> understanding and learn to
> put ourselves in the other persons mocassins before
> we criticize and judge.
> 
> 	God bless you and your horse for many more years of
> trail riding.
> 
> 	Doris Rudnick
> 


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