Jan 2009 trims finished

January 15, 2009

Photos of left front hooves after backing up the toes into the white line and floating the flares. You can still see white line at the toes. However, there is a mustang roll so the white line is not touching the ground.

Horse 1

Horse 2

Horse 3

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The Common Sense Wellness Practitioner and Coach…

dispelling these common myths…
Myth 1: You can capture good health in a catch phrase, mission statement or slogan.
Myth 2: You can heal the planet.
Myth 3: You can “fix” or “heal” your family, your animal, your neighborhood, your town.

And replacing these myths with…
What is working for me and my family and farm, God willing. Perhaps there is knowledge that will help you as well.

Common Sense Wellness is the combination of…
Principles – Common sense broad-spectrum wellness knowledge. A lifetime of wellness study covering a wide range of mainstream and alternative topics for animals and people.
Practices – Wellness techniques to assist you and your animals. A combination of nutrition, ortho-bionomy, acupressure, craniosacral, herbology, homeopathics, essential oils, applied kinesiology, environment & equipment evaluation & refinement, energy testing, and firsthand experience.
Practitioners – Referrals to a wide network of skilled wellness practitioners, such as experts in craniosacral, oils, nutrition, herbs and various bodywork techniques.