“You don’t stop riding when you get old. You get old when you stop riding. ” Author unknown
That is my inspiration for life at the moment. I may have Parkinson’s but I can still ride. June 2024 I will be 75!
A thought for Thursday
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20 responses to “A thought for Thursday”
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A long time ago I read something related to an observation that some people with Parkinson’s could barely walk yet they could easily pedal around on a bicycle. I wonder if that holds true for riding horses? I experience benign positional vertigo if I don’t adhere strictly to the exercises to hold it at bay. I discovered that when I mess up my schedule but get on the horse anyway, there is no trace of vertigo. Strange but true.
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I do not have a lot of Parkinsons symptoms.. I only have some tremors in my right hand So I am able to ride without problems. I just need help with my right leg when I dismount. I am not sure that is related to Parkinson’s however. I have sympathy for you with the benign positional vertigo I have had that 15 years ago and it was not fun!!
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Inspiring 💐
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Keep riding Anne!! ❤️🐴❤️
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I will!!!
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Cheers to you.
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Ha!Ha! That’s a good one. You have to be very fit to ride so it stands to reason that it will help keep you young!
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Congratulations Anne! I’m a June birthday girl also! June 18. When is yours? Keep riding!
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June 9th
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Yes!
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SO true!!
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Love your outlook and attitude!
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Glad to see you riding; keep on : )
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An inspirational thought and life! Looking great, Anne. 🌼
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Thanks Michele 😊
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So true 🙂
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Oh Anne, a beautifully true quote and truth!
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Thank you Neal
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Keep going my friend, you are a strong powerful woman and can do anything you put your heart to
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Thank you Suzie+
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