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Billy now has his cast off after having suffered a broken arm on
Thanksgiving day. I am doing much better. We should be back to full
speed soon. Thanks to all our clients for your patience. We are
profoundly humbled by the clients we have, thank you!
David & Bill
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November 30, 2004 Notice
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On Thanksgiving day, Billy sustained a broken arm from a horse
that kicked him. [to bad it didn't kick him in the head, or all
would be alright]
I am just "getting out of the woods" and Billy is now with a broken arm.
What that means is that it now takes 2 of us to make one shoer. Anyway, I
don't know how efficient we will be. We are taking it one horse at a time.
Once again, we must ask you to be patient. We expect a slow down, but feel
that we can still take care of everyone or do our best. For about the next
6 weeks feel free to call either one of us for help, but we will be
working together.
Once again, thanks for your understanding
David & Bill
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November 19, 2004 Update
To my , more than patient, clients,
In the last several months I have had an on going routine of
tests to determine the cause of my "dizzy spells". These spells are of some
real concern when it comes to shoeing horses. It is a positional problem and
one of those positions is when I assume a shoeing posture. The few times it
has happened while attempting to shoe a horse it has made for some scary
moments. If you can imagine, getting dizzy , and falling or almost falling
while under the horse. This usually spooks the horse and if Billy weren't with
me , it could be real dangerous as you might imagine. However, the spells are
getting less frequent.
On Tuesday the 16th at the Southwest Medical Center, I had my last battery
of tests. At that time they determined the problem was damage to my brain
stem. This actually sounds worse than it is, according to the doctor. They
have every reason to believe that with physical therapy, I will make a good
enough recovery to return to work full time.
As of now , I am still on kind of a "injured reserve" status. Hopefully
things will begin to progress more rapidly now and I will be back to work
soon.
A very Humble and heart felt THANKS to my clients
and friends
for your unwavering support and prayers.
Thanks again, see ya soon.
Today is August 3rd . After Talking with my Doctor today, my new target date
to return to work is August the 15th [pending the outcome of additional
tests he plans to run for the dizzy spells]. This is getting very
frustrating for me and an inconvenience for you I know, for which I really
apologize!
Bill Wilson will still be trying to take care of our business as you need
him[469 261 9963]
Thank You for your understanding and patience
David Hesseltine C.J.F.
May 24, 2004
To All of My VERY GOOD & Patient, Clients,
On Monday the 17th of May, I was involved in a horse
related injury which kept me in the hospital till Monday the 24th. As of this
e-mail, I will be out of commission until August the 1st due to serious
injuries to my ribs , shoulder and one lung.
Bill Wilson will be doing what he can to take care of what business he can
take care of. You can still reach him thru my office phone [972 924 7609] or
email Bill at
billwilson@lamenessconnection.com Bill is covered up
almost immediately and will be contacting those of you with standing
appointments if their is a problem, to either confirm or re-schedule. In the
case of an emergency, you should contact your Veterinarian.
I apologize for the obvious and certain inconvenience that this is, and
will keep you posted.
"I'll be back"
Thank You
David Hesseltine C.J.F.
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