My doctor actually laughed at me when I told him how I hurt myself. Then we did a hearing test (25% hearing loss in my left ear). He said it my be the joints around the bones so inflamed that it won't let sound pass through or I have broken...or moved a bone. Bone issues require surgery. NOT TODAY! Since my ear drum is so badly bruised I am on Prednizone to make the swelling go down. Now I hear a buzzing sound every time somebody talks. Maybe that's a good sign.
I'm going to try to get back on Scout today. All you PETA people don't go crawlin' up on my back. He hasn't been in a stall for 2 weeks. He's out in the pasture with Lilly...especially since someone sent her busting through the fence. The picture is Scout eating his Easter morning breakfast. It was m...m...good.
Quote of the Day: "I am so clever that sometimes I don't understand a single word of what I am saying." -Oscar Wilde
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mmmmmm pelletized horse feed. dont worry too much about riding scout, i authorize you 24 hours of rest. besides, he'll be ridden into the ground in a couple weeks.
1 - I thought ears were made of cartilage.
2 - Did Scout get a peep with his Easter breakfast??
oh Rachael - you need to sign-up for the 'somewhat normal health problems' club... and carroll, the outer ear is mainly cartilage, however the middle ear has three bones the malleus, the incus, and the stapes.
heehee, I love Joy! Rach, Predisone is awful! I won't tell you why...and now you can somewhat understand how I can possibly NOT hear people sometimes- I have 50% hearing loss in both ears.
The stapes is commonly called the stirrup because of the way it is shaped. If I could pick one to break it would probably be that one. It's a horse thing.
and he did get a peep.
The hearing loss wouldn't be quite so bad if it didn't feel like something was jammed in my ear. I keep feeling like I need to take something out.
Don't go stickin' your finger back in your ear. You know what happens when you do that.
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