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After a friend recently told me about a reading she had a couple years ago, I 
went online to http://www.animaltelepathy.com.
It seemed worth a shot so I contacted Debbie McGillivray and she did a reading 
over the phone. The reason I wanted to do an animal communication is my horse 
has loin/hip problems and I've tried different pads, saddles, dentist, 
chiropractors, and supplements. I decided to go with the least 
expensive/shortest session of 20 minutes to try it out. (It cost $30, and you 
mail her a check after the session.) It was definetly not enough time. I had a 
whole list of questions to ask, but my horse had a lot to say (I took him about 
10 minutes alone to answer my first question "Where do you hurt?"), so I didn't 
have much time to get more information or details. For example, she said that 
Cody complained of several areas of stiffness and aches (some of which were new 
to me and others I was already aware of). When I asked how long he's had these 
problems, he said "awhile", but then he started talking about another issue, 
and I never got clarification on "awhile". (Do horses have any understanding of 
"time"??). Some things seemed right on, and somethings she said I am not sure 
about or don't really sound like something my horse would "say". Of course I 
have only had him for 10 months and really have not figured out how he thinks!
I am still not 100% convinced but I want to keep open minded and actually 
contact Debbie by email to set up a 45 minute session. However she is booked 
until the end of April then is on maternity leave until June! I am thinking 
about contacting another communicator and asking the same questions to see how 
the answers compare.
Christina

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than crewing for a female Endurance rider is crewing
for a wet, tired female Endurance Rider! A good crew person has patience, a
sense of humor, and knows that sometimes it's best to say nothing at all!
~  Jim Holland

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