> wow sounds like you have a hand full an that sounds
 > scary when a pet you
 > truly love is acting strange and you just cant figure
 > out why then you
    Yes, that is scarey ..... I had a beautiful Quarter Horse (named "Baby") 
who was diagnosed with EPM a few years ago.  First of all it took several 
months before she was correctly diagnosed ..... then I treated her for months 
and MONTHS -- she never did fully recover and had several relapses -- of 
which we treated her again and again.
    I rode her when she was feeling good -- just petted and groomed her when 
she was doing poorly ...... Last February (1996) I rode her in our annual 
parade here in LaBelle -- that was the last time I was able to ride her 
...... she passed away in June last year from colic.
    I truely loved this horse -- she was my favorite -- I still get teary 
eyed thinking about her.  She was absolutely beautiful .... she stood 16.1 
hands tall and had all 9 points of a Dun ...... her bloodlines were HOLLYWOOD 
GOLD.
    I have other horses - which I love - but none of them compare to "Baby" 
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