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Replies to "Hi Jennifer. I'm so appreciative for your response. Your words and experiences brought me some comfort...."
@fdixon63 Thank you, Faye. Stay vigilant. The horse in my avatar picture is my old retired Tennessee Walker who was my first horse not too long ago. He helped me rehab with trail riding after spine surgery. I also have a young Tennessee Walker that I ride, and I ride with a helmet and a brim that I made for it by cutting up a hat. I also wear sun blocking long sleeved shirts and sun blocking gloves from Columbia that are for fishing. I also like BUFF gaiters to cover my face. I was a life guard outside in my younger days and tried to stay covered up, but that was back when sunscreen was new and they thought a #4 protection was enough. I did get some unintended sun exposure, but since then, I have stayed out of the sun as much as possible. Thanks so much for your kind words. I enjoy being a mentor and I learned a lot in tackling my own fears, and I like to help others who are experiencing similar things.
Here is my Sharing Mayo Clinic Story and some horse photos.
https://sharing.mayoclinic.org/2019/01/09/using-the-art-of-medicine-to-overcome-fear-of-surgery/