Curly Allergy Testimonies!
The opportunity of a life time!
The first time I heard of a Hypo-Allergenic Horse, I thought Yeah Right!!! And forgot all about them. My oldest Daughter Kristal, was tested positive for being allergic to horses when she was 5 yrs old. And of course she loves horses. And we owned some at this time. Well as time came and past, she learned to ride and joined 4-H. She then started to show. So here she is, swollen red eyes, hives, sneezing, and plain miserable. When Kristal was 11yrs old. We had our opportunity to meet this Curly horse with the so called Hypo-Allergenic tendencies. When we got to the Farm where these horses lived, I told Kristal, before we got out of the car, "I want you to roll on them, breath them in, do what ever it takes to see if they make you react!!!" Well, lo and behold, not one sneeze, no hives, and we were there all day playing with them. I started working for this Farm part time and the kids were able to come along since it was Summer time. And she never once had a problem with being around them. I no longer work at this Farm, but we are hooked, we now own our own Curly Horses! And yes, they are Hypo-Allergenic, Just ask Kristal! She now enjoys showing her mare GCF Standing Rockette "aka Girlfriend". Without the pain and suffering of her allergies, that is of course if she doesn't handle our straight hairs or some of the other kids' in the group. Responses and Questions welcome. by Sheryl D'Uva and the Home of: Cozy Nook Curlys
As a child, I had horses. They were my life. I lived and breathed horses. At the age of 13, I began having terrible allergic reactions when I even got near a horse. I was stubborn and suffered for about a year at which time my parents both told me that I had to give them up. I would get covered with hives, my eyes would swell shut, and my lungs would completely shut down. No amount of medication would help. My heart was broken and I was completely devastated. Now, fast forward about 30 years. I had just suffered the loss of my mother and had received a small amount of life insurance money. I wanted to do something with that money that would be meaningful. My first thought was to look into allergy shots so that maybe I could relive my childhood dream of riding a horse again. When I did a Google search.....the curly horse came up on the screen. What the heck, I might as well check them out. Sure enough, I had absolutely NO reactions to them. I ended up buying a mare and about 6 months later, she gave birth to a filly. I named that filly Lacy's Spirit (my mother's maiden name was Lacy), bought a farm in Tennessee, added 6 more curlies to the herd, and am now living my dream on my farm named "Heaven Sent Curly Horses". It just doesn't get any better!! Jo Ann Huston
Would you like to add your testimony here? Just contact me! Denise at denise.conroy@gmail.com
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