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hello everyone i am an achon! I was wondering if there are any women out there

that have had there children natural i am pg and i heard we could die if we

tried if whoever can help me out and give me some info please write me at

armywife1983@... that is my email address i check all the time thanks so

much!

sarah williams

el paso tx

BASHUM7894@... wrote: Thank you,

Marty---that is absolutely true! Miniature

Horses, unlike Shetland ponies, cannot support but very

little weight, IF at all! And they are soooo darn cute too!

Those of you who know me, know I am one of these

crazy individuals who was born with a deep abiding

PASSION for all things HORSE. Despite dwarfism and

many surgeries, I have owned seven through the years,

and my last one---until recently---who I had raised from a

very tiny orphaned foal, and owned for MANY years. My very first one, was a

wonderful Shetland pony, and all the rest I have owned----horses, very VERY

tall.

People are ALWAYS wondering how on EARTH did

I manage to care for, get ON them, and ride them! All I had

to do was either climb on the hood of my car, or a fence, or

whatever was there, and get on. Simple. And I never ever used a saddle to

ride with either, because I hated them! I love to soar across the fields at

full gallop, with the wind, feeling the power and wonder of the beautiful

creature beneath me. The faster, the better! I also enjoyed being " way up

high " for awhile too for when on my horses,

I could THEN look DOWN on the world.

If all goes well, I recently learned a young miniature horse

near me, very much needs a loving caring owner, so I am

hoping, hoping, hoping, THIS passionate horse lover can

find a way to adopt him. I sold my previous horse because

everyone was telling me it was the " right " thing to do, on

account of my severely deterioating health, so I did. And I

have been shattered ever since. So I have a good

feeling Raven (he's solid black) and I both really need each

other-------miniature horse, miniature lady crazy about horses who no longer

can ride, but still passionately loves them.

So wish me luck!!!

Adelaide

In a message dated 10/10/06 9:20:47 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

medavis@... writes:

Thumbelina is cute, but I do have a cautionary note about " normal "

miniature horses.

The miniature horses that she was born from are not even big enough for

us to ride as they can only carry

a maximum of about 70 lbs. They are mostly trained to pull small carts

(and boy are they cute doing it!) and can

pull FAR more than they can carry.

I'm glad she's being so well cared for.

-marty (the lady one)