Guest guest Posted January 7, 2008 Report Share Posted January 7, 2008 I am just wondering if you can help please. I still don't think I am at my optimum level with NT yet but hopefully getting there. I have still had days where I have been tired had sore feet etc but last week I had to make a decision to put my horse to sleep. It was confirmed on Friday that this would happen. On that Friday I had a call from a friend saying not to do to it etc, we will take him and see how he goes bla bla bla. Well this just sent me into a right tizz. I was so stressed and a wreck and really just could not cope. I felt like I was under enornomous amounts of pressure because of this call. I really can't explain how I felt. After a chat to the vet I settled again. Prior to this I was happy with what I had decide. Not happy that it had to be done but he was going to be pain free at last. He was put to sleep on Saturday. I noticed a few days before that I was doing really well with my health. Staying awake not having sore feet etc but I did notice I had to concerntrate on my breathing as if I was not careful I would have passed out. Through feelings of guilt I had also decide to give my other horse away as he was older and I felt really realy bad about him possibly being on his own. Just could not do it so I passed him on to a lovely home (could come to regret this later). On the Sunday I took him to his new home and did some final tidying of my horse life. In the afternoon I felt my normal fatigue set in (buggar it). Yesterday fatigue set in around 11am so I guess I am now back to what seems to be normal for me. Over the last few days was I running on adrenaline? I am also wondering what I might expect. I must have out myself under pressure and just wondering if I might come down in a screaming heap. Maybe you have some ideas for me. At the moment I am on 240mg NT and some days I take 10mg HC but generally it is only 5mg. I take the 10mg if I feel flat in the morining but it doesn't really help. Thanks Margo NZ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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