Woman Kicked In The Head By Her Horse Leaks Cerebrospinal Fluid | Cornwall Air 999

[@fjmh3933]

Poor girl. It must be so scary to hear all these medics talking about leakages and brain damage! I hope she heals well. x

[@alquarius86]

i got brain damage to mental health. lol, I am not laughing about that, but it is a pun. i sorry, sorry, sorry

[@charlieh9725]

@@alquarius86 what?

[@MrNobodyMoto]

@@alquarius86 you might have both.

[@jesussaves1827]

@@alquarius86 please turn to Jesus He loves you very much, He is the God of miracles, i was ill for a long time, but the doctors couldn't really help me, i don't blame them there was only so much that they could of done for me, Then Jesus gave me a miracle and healed me, God has done amazing things in my life and in the life's of people i know and love, He can do the same for you and yours, When you need Him call on Him, The bible tells us in Romans 10:13 For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved, He is the God of comfort and will be there for you when you call on Him, He will protect you, God saved someone i love from an illness leading to death, There is nothing impossible to God, Its as simple as accepting Jesus, and Trusting Him for your Salvation, He is the healer of the body and Saviour of our souls, And if you truly seek Him Jesus will answer you, i know this because He answered me when i called out to Him,

[@ziggy2559]

@@jesussaves1827 for real? or are you joking? surely joking right?

[@HeavyMetalGamer45]

We see ambulances every day and pay them no attention only when they have sirens and lights on makes you think how many people have been saved in these amazing vehicles. Too all Ambulance workers and Air ambulances Paramedics thank you. 💖💖💖

[@Andrei-ot7ku]

Well said!

[@NoahEliasFritz]

You're welcome ♥

[@drhater2318]

Noah Elias Fritz Are you a air paramedic?

[@gabrielsinclair]

Ye that's true we see them all the time but there may be someone die ing in there

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

What disgusts me is blm out there attacking EMT workers

[@betrisherninox2865]

The same thing happened to my sister! Some maniac driver got impatient and honked his horn, spooking the horse and causing it to rear, dislodging my sister and then falling on top of her. As he (the horse) struggled to get up, he struck my sister on the base of her skull with his forefoot. She leaked cerebrospinal fluid for twenty-four hours, but then it slowly dried up. X-rays showed only a tiny hairline fracture of the skull and she wound up recovering without any significant treatment. But it was *really* scary at the time!!!

[@setablaze1802]

Goodness, I'm glad she turned out ok! I'm guessing the horse was alright too? Id hate to hear that the horse was hurt badly.

[@betrisherninox2865]

@@setablaze1802 Interestingly, the horse (who earned the nickname 'Headbreaker' for a few weeks) was fine. Only a fortnight previously, though, my sister's friend was riding him when he trod on a glass bottle in long grass. He reared, the friend fell and - guess what?- broke her skull! He was the prettiest horse I've ever seen: a blood bay anglo-arab, 15:3 hands and with the loveliest nature (aside from his habit of breaking heads). He went on to do well in the dressage arena.

[@anonanon5046]

@@betrisherninox2865 did the friend die??

[@betrisherninox2865]

@@anonanon5046 No, she went on competing at dressage events and never missed a beat! :)

[@delta250a]

She's lucky, 6 years with TBI and Post Concussion Syndrome here. That was from loading a spooking horse, something I had done dozens of times before. Now I have had 2 days without a headache and all the lovely other symptoms of PCS in droves.

[@thatguydann9663]

This is what corona has got me into but I love watching these

[@MamaBearwithASnaggletooth]

I started watching them in February when the virus hit, it is now November and we are still the highest in the country 🤬

[@essbee51]

Same bru haha

[@alquarius86]

same here, im sorry but ppl need to wear helmets for a reason and reasons. if shed be wearing helmet this never would have been prevented and never happened, its extremely important and safety 1st, being safe. being safe is #1, working with horses.

[@alquarius86]

@@MamaBearwithASnaggletooth YOU'RE MY NEW BEST FRIEND, because im a feb. baby

[@alquarius86]

@@MamaBearwithASnaggletooth im also going to say, bcause you mentioned about cv19. now we all know that China is responsible for everythingn. heres what they won't tell us. China wanted to send a bomb, that was stopped, but China had to find another way to send some thing close to the bomb, and that they knew that a few ppl had it, still let them return. all ppl who have it, send all sick ppl back to China and pay all expenses and then trump cut China off for trade, import and export and all that.

[@cathifamjourney469]

Her poor husband, he so wanted to be upset, but his training kept him calm. You know that made her feel better.

[@Handleyman]

I noticed that too. Poor guy.

[@lexjohnson0803]

She got SO lucky. A kick from a horse can immediately kill someone. They can stop a heart and so much more. I hope her relationship with her horse wasn’t ruined.

[@golly4080]

I really hope it was

[@Jibbie49]

My Grandfather was born in 1864 and the day before, his oldest brother, who was 17 had walked behind their very gentle horse and for a reason no one will ever know, the horse kicked him in the forehead, knocking him unconscious and he died later that night. They needed the horse to work and the horse never tried to kick anyone again. My father always told us to never trust any horse not to kick.

[@alquarius86]

i agree with you. I'm asking if she does work with them or not or what, you know. it could be that it got startled. stressed, or afraid and something like that. im having physch issues and my meds cause me to be forgetting, and my vision as well.

[@alquarius86]

@@Jibbie49 NEVER, NEVER never walk behind the horse and this is the exact reason why for no one to be bhind horses.

[@Danuxsy]

You stopped my heart when I saw your profile picture 😍

[@angelaarseneau4904]

My coworkers 18 year old daughter just passed away from this exact situation :( it was an instant death but the family was horse riding together when it happened so everyone saw.

[@PattyNaHate]

How awful :(

[@jonnywilson9117]

I almost cried reading that just then. The only reason I didn't, is because I stopped myself. R.I.P to her. That is sad as fuck. :(

[@bluetickbeagles116]

Oh my! I’m so sorry.

[@blackout9899]

@Hairy Mango good one

[@jimjam6598]

@Hairy Mango nobody thought that was remotely funny

[@thewr0ngchild]

Only one night in hospital? She's so lucky bless her, and only two weeks to recover the feeling in her foot. Just goes to show that no matter how awful something is or looks, it is usually not as bad as first feared. When someone is conscious the whole time, enough talk, to cry or feel nausea etc, that is a good sign, specially with a head injury. Glad she recovered, and it is not the horse's or her fault, it's just a freak accident, chalk it up to experience and move on :) x

[@edenhocking6156]

she is my mums friend; h=she was on a nurse course and wanted to finish it. she is a harcor woman :)

[@golly4080]

I disagree, it is the horses fault. I don't go on a killing spree cause my dad scared me and say oops it's an accident. Fuck horses

[@cayleethompson8954]

@@golly4080 it’s not the horses fault or the women’s because the horse don’t want to get hurt or shot so they get scared at noises like my sister was on a horse before and the horse got scared of a noise and my sister flew off.

[@golly4080]

@@cayleethompson8954 it is the horses fault

[@Mk1Male]

@@golly4080 Stop trolling.

[@laurenterkildsen7787]

What a strong husband. He works a hard job and to hear your wife has been in an accident I’m sure that was so so hard but I’m so glad she’s ok❤️

[@lexparishactingadventures5448]

Each time I see an ambulance crew I say thank you for all your hard work, I'm hoping to become a community first responder

[@Cheeseboardv]

That doctor looks like an absolute machine

[@leanderk8216]

Yeah he's an unit😂

[@ameenh4122]

He is not a doctor.lol.

[@leanderk8216]

@@ameenh4122 yeah I recognized that afterwards.

[@cptredhorse5156]

I’ve been hooked on these videos lately; what a brave and professional bunch of folks. Thank you to all paramedics and first responders. Blessings and love from the USA 🇺🇸

[@buddysally886]

Same

[@emilydriggers2739]

i love my horses, and i couldn’t hate them for ever kicking me, but this is my worst fear. a spooking horse isn’t a good one.

[@luvrr9888]

We all get scared at some things, so we therefore we cannot blame horses for being ‘bad’ when they spook.

[@dreaming4ffr]

horses have feelings to..... if they get spooked easily.. there's a reason for that.. and that mostly ISNT a good indication... it's not the horse fault for getting spooked.... that's like saying. you're not allowed to get startled as a human

[@Paulbrqfd]

@@dreaming4ffr so true

[@skeingamepodcast5993]

Especially if they do it in the trailer or a stall where you can't get out of the way as easily.

[@its_mr_clutch]

Just avoid the back legs as much as you can. Always get their attention before you're too close so they know you're there. Stay safe.

[@hayleyanderson482]

Jeez what a lucky escape. That would be so painful. Glad you survived and it wasn’t much worse. Glad to hear you made a full recovery. Much love from Australia

[@isabellechauvet2555]

This is how my dad met my stepmom. Her horse kicked him in the head and knocked him out cold. She kept in contact to make sure he was okay and then eventually offered to take him out to dinner to make up for it.

[@grandelately]

that's the cutest thing oh my gosh. i hope they live a wonderful life together

[@Charlie-yv3ib]

Her saying “I can’t believe he kicked me” got me in my feels for some reason

[@HalfDayHero]

it blows my mind that people are surprised when such a giant & stupid animal attacks them. I don't go anywhere near horses. They are terrifyingly strong, stupid and incapable of remorse. It's the most lethal combo.

[@slumber932]

@@HalfDayHero I wouldnt call them stupid, but easily frightened. Like a toddler level of scare-ability but instead of a 30 pound baby it weights 1 ton and can send a hoof at 200mph (at that short of range, essentially bullet speed) with 2000 Ibs of force. The same reason I could literally never be around a gorilla. Absurd strength and no remorse.

[@drhater2318]

Stuart Murray Horses are very smart

[@LadyPinkie13]

@@HalfDayHero as a horse Person, it shows that you are not around them often.

[@cubed5728]

@@HalfDayHero horses are in no way stupid, they are actually extremely intelligent, they can recognize a humans emotion and react to it. My sister does therapy with horses and its incredible how much these animals can understand humans, its actually something i never believed myself until i came in contact with them for a bit, absolutely beautiful animals and the bond a person can have to their horse can be as strong as a family member or close friend.

[@Michael-sj7sz]

Props to the husband for staying so clam, passive and reassuring in such a horrific scenario!

[@EmJ.806]

And people still say it isn’t dangerous, hope she heals well

[@ieatplastic1756]

Ha. Heel.

[@DeskaFolf]

Nothing is totally safe. Hell, drinking too much water can kill you!

[@Authenticmemes1]

This really shows the emergency response personnel don’t horse around

[@DeskaFolf]

Stop. Just stop. (it's funny tho)

[@TheScarletLadle]

That's bad and you should feel bad! (Jk)

[@YourManJam]

Oop cheeky

[@carateuyi]

:0

[@dougsweldingfabrication953]

WOW !!! That was a miracle. So glad that she made a full recovery.

[@ekaelyono]

i just love how these guys are so proffesional gosh! amazing!

[@lowrielizabethtattooartist5999]

Poor girl! I’ve been kicked in the head, luckily I had a helmet on and it literally saved my life. Expensive hat in the bin but nothing compared to being alive 👌🏻 Exactly why the BHS advise helmets are worn even when working on the ground, majority of the worst accidents are from ground handling! Hope she recovered well & was able to gain confidence back around her horse!

[@Emmieaudios]

I’m happy to hear Sinead made a full recovery ❤️

[@kieranlawrence710]

I'm friends with people who are into horse riding and they always make fun of me because I'm scared of horses. This video pretty much sums up why.

[@marjbow]

I got trampled by 2 my horses ended up with a couple dozen staples in my head and concussion I was so lucky.Hope she is ok.

[@brittsan1570]

Glad your ok ❤️

[@shinobi7735]

imagine the pain she was in for the first 5 minutes conscious

[@delta250a]

The pain for me in this situation (head not neck) was just a slight but blinding pain both at the same time that only lasted for a minute of so. Was a weird sensation from what I remember of it!

[@hotelmario510]

I like how the paramedics joke around in the ambulance but are still consummate professionals. Helps keep things running smoothly and maintain camaraderie before going into a horrible situation.

[@Beckzmama]

This almost happened to me as a teenager, I was so lucky

[@gracesull78756]

wow, hope you're doing okay now

@@gracesull78756 she said almost not that it actually happened lol

[@gracesull78756]

@ okay and lol? i was wishing them well either way bc something bad still could've happened. thank you for pointing it out but it doesn't change anything, i still hope they're doing okay. also hope you're doing well and happy holidays!

[@drhater2318]

Grace Sullinger They said almost

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

Same but I was a child

[@amybarb25]

Thank goodness she’s ok.

[@sshep86]

That Doctor was a unit.

[@pareenp]

What a great team of paramedics!

[@LauraBidingCitizen]

Slightly unrelated to horses, but certainly related to farm / larger animals - my father worked on a dairy farm for 47 years before retiring. Other than the odd trodden foot he was fine. One August bank holiday he took our beloved family dog for a walk through a public right of way in a field he’d frequented thousands of times, the only rusty old sign on the gate stating ‘bull inside’ (never has there been any bull in that field). Unbeknownst to my father they had put a calving mother in there, but they weren’t visible until he was 1/4 of the way in the field. He wasn’t anywhere near them, but the next thing he remembers is being on the ground & being trampled on by a herd of cattle (around 12 cows). If it wasn’t for a passer by who saw the incident (he lived on the newly built housing estate just behind the gate) my father wouldn’t of made it. He came away with a punctured lung, stitches to the forehead, 3 broken ribs, & from the knees down to his ankles on both legs he had the skin stripped to the bone / muscle & spent 4wks in Addenbrookes having reconstructive surgery etc. Even after all of those years working with cattle.. they’re unpredictable. I once had a friend who became paralysed from being bolted from her horse (waist down). Beautiful animals but incredibly powerful too. So glad she’s ok & made a full recovery. She had a wonderful team on her side ❤️ xx

[@laurenterkildsen7787]

I’m so sorry this happened to your friend and your dad! I’m so so glad they are ok and they are very strong and brave individuals to get through this. Much love to your family❤️

[@samsammy9289]

What happened to your dads dog when he got trampled?

[@lucieirl]

Wait..was it just female cows, cow cows you mean or there was a bull in there to get them pregnant? Either way that’s scary and I hope he wasn’t too mentally scared by it

[@ishita8361]

damn i didnt know cows could be aggresive

[@ArminGrewe]

@@ishita8361 cows can be very aggressive. Especially as you seem to have missed the key point: "calving mother". Cows are very very protective of their calves. Don't go anywhere near a cow with its calf/calves. Especially not with a dog. And if you have a dog with you and the cows start to follow you, let your dog off the leash to run away. If you're lucky that will distract the cows and they will follow the dog. The dog can outran the cows, you probably can't (cows can run much faster than most people think)

[@mattfarahsmillionmilelexus]

About 25 years ago, a friend's mother was killed by one of their horses in a similar situation. The horse was spooked by something, kicked her in the head, and sent her backward head first into a concrete culvert. Horses have a tremendously powerful rearward kick, it's important to never stand behind them for that reason.

[@milkman2642]

The paramedics biceps is of the charts!

[@P3N1SLUVR]

Yikes hearing that CSF was leaking is scary

[@bettyb7951]

My mum has two horses, while riding the younger one she was thrown off into a wooden cross country jump head first, and had bleeding in her brain. While riding the older one, another horse came up to her and kicked her in the leg and broke her fibula in 2 places and also broke one of her horse’s ribs 😢🥺 but she is better now and still riding 😃👍

[@karenmessinger9609]

A true horsewoman your mom. Tough lady. My mom was the same way.

[@JazRazz226]

Back in high school, I was in cheerleading and we were having after school practice and while doing stunts, a group of girls dropped the flyer on accident and she landed on her neck and the room went quiet. She stood up and clear liquid just poured out of her nose!!!! we rushed to give her paper towels and she laughed and said she’s good. 👀 I think about her sometimes and wonder if she’s still good

[@ishita8361]

uhoh

[@ashleyprice7174]

These are good people We need more of them in the world

[@runchrandaismydad4419]

When I untack, and tack up- basically, whenever I’m around my horse- I have my helmet on. Always.

[@rosemarydudley9954]

Pamela Zandarski ... WELL DONE YOU. PEOPLE MUST WEAR THEIR HATS WHEN DOING ANYTHING AROUND HORSES. THANKS FOR YOUR COMMENT. (B.H.S. instructor)

[@ladeanbartlett2530]

We become so complacent and we really shouldn’t.

[@jenlfpotter3870]

I've always worn a helmet anywhere around horses. Not worth going without one. Elementary horse safety.

[@aleese4141]

Poor girl. It can be so scary when you get an injury because of your horse. I hope heals well. x

[@AbdulAli-um1gh]

Thanks for the uploads really enjoy these👍

[@alquarius86]

i watched heartland and I work with horses and its therapy for me to. I am going to return next year and I have more days and time as well. I am very excited about it. I'm close to amy, or amber Marshall and she is an actress, but very informational and tons. that's when I most likely am able to most likely to calm the horses down and most likely. it depends on the energy vibes from me and what I give off, they sense it, and that's how they react is that energy off and from you, me and whomever else. I don't horses that are for races, bronx, or what not. it also depends on what the horses diet and what they feed to horses and what is put in their food, and diet.

[@jenf6489]

I had a life changing accident with a quarter horse, at a hotel, it wasn’t the horses fault, some asshat shot off a canon within 100 ft of us on a gravel path. Spooked quarter horse reared into tree and fell backwards on my back/pelvis and rolled off. Horses are lovely sweet kind animals, it’s their unpredictable spookiness that is scary.

[@LisamarieNHtoTx]

This happened to a childhood friend of mine. It was very devastating

[@clandouglas5456]

To all Emergency flight crews, YOU GUYS AND GALS ARE HEROES!!!!

[@peachesnmulder]

My mom told me the story about a co-worker. The woman started getting a runny nose. She thought it was allergies until she had it for a few months. They couldn't figure out what was wrong with her nose So eventually they ended up testing the actual fluid. What they found was that she was leaking brain fluid. What had happened was she played baseball and she had been hit between the eyes with a baseball. That had cracked her skull and has started leaking brain fluid. This is diagnosed in the winter so she was leaking CNS fluid 4 months.

[@paupau5363]

updates?

[@joshua4185]

@@paupau5363 She dead

[@Vanessanavarrovet]

God I hope she’s ok I fell off a horse 10 days ago broke my tail,bone and sacrum I’m ok now walking slowly I’m very Grateful, I hope she is fine 😢

[@starlitexo]

Wishing her the best honestly

[@t3d138]

I’m so glad shes ok

[@susananderson1071]

Miracle she survived without serious deficits.

[@FewNewReasonss]

I had a friend get kicked in her chest by her horse when she was around the age of 14. She had to be flown, overall was just fine. But wow what an event.

[@karenmessinger9609]

It's amazing how a person can survive a serious kick like that. My mom had her ribs on right side broken by a kick. Horse wasn't going for her but mom was just wrong spot.

[@marksmadhousemetaphysicalm2938]

I ran as a paramedic for 30 years and an ED/Trauma nurse...rural trauma is usually pretty bad...especially when its person vs animal...horses cause lots of head and spinal injuries...I've seen my share...this young woman is very fortunate...very...

[@taylorclay2122]

I’ve had CSF leaks 3 times and it’s BRUTAL!! Never been kicked by a horse in the head though, she is incredibly lucky!

[@eightieslivenow7579]

I know of a lady whose horse just up and kicked her in the chest when she was in the barn with him..killed her instantly - so tragic..the horse is not to blame as they just react to what is around them - he got spooked by something

[@Swenkly]

Dang shes a trooper

[@jessicawilson8240]

This one hits really hard given my mum has 3 horses and has already some years ago had a fall that broke her collarbone, i know this was more of a freak accident but its terrifying to know one wrong move could potentially end everything 😖

[@Loubie2005]

I hate watching videos like these bcus every little feeling in my body I get I think there's something wrong 🤣🤣🤣

[@Loubie2005]

@Sinan Sakic nah pal

[@bluetickbeagles116]

I know, right...stubbed toe=immediate trip to the emergency room 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@karenmessinger9609]

She's lucky it didn't kill her right off. Poor woman. My mom was kicked in her ribs. Horse wasn't aiming for her but for my horse but she walked in the wrong spot wrong moment. She managed to crawl quite a ways to the house & phone. Tough woman my mom.

[@trulsdirio]

And that is why I like me some cats and dogs, they won't kick me into oblivion.

[@bekabeka71]

I’m surprised she was able to get up and walk and recover from spinal injury 💟

[@sammygirl6910]

My horse accidentally kicked me when I got too far under her while trimming her hair around her hooves. We were waiting for the farrier, she'd lost a rear shoe. Decided to get some grooming in while we waited. She went to move a fly off with her rear leg and caught me in the temple. Sent me sprawling. Ginger was ground tied, but she came over and stood over me until I could sit up. Pulled myself to standing by holding her neck. Thankfully, it was the unshod hoof that got me. I can't imagine how awful a true kick would feel. Really scary.

[@isabellesmoker6053]

She is really lucky normally a kick in the head from a horse could kill someone. Hopefully there bond is still ok x

[@CostaWanti]

I’ve actually been kicked in the face by a horse. I got off with “just” a a bleed on the brain and two missing front teeth. Luckily there was an off duty doctor at the stables and it’s just 5 min from one of the main hospitals in Norway.

[@golly4080]

You hope their bond is ok????? Are you serious?

[@CostaWanti]

@@golly4080 why is that wrong? I still have the horse that kicked me in the face. That is how horse people think.

[@isabellesmoker6053]

@@golly4080 The horse obviously got spooked by something like it said in the video. It’s her own horse and they are lovely animals they would never do it on purpose

[@golly4080]

@@isabellesmoker6053 i didnt say they did it on purpose I said it was their fault

[@cd55896]

I work with horses. I've been stepped on, bittten, thrown off, and kicked, and I know I'm potentially risking my life every time I take one of the young ones out of their stable. I just hope that a kick in the head or the breastbone have enough impact to kill me on the spot. I don't think I could live as someone with a disability and never be able to play with the horses again. Good girl for having the strength, knowledge and bravery to ring 999. Lots of us equestrians try to pretend to be braver or in less pain than we actually are. Hope she's recovered well and that this hasn't ruined her relationship with her horse or her sport.

[@monanowlin4162]

I was kicked by my friends horse. She nailed me in my thigh. I heard the bone go. Then Im laying there trying to get the rest of the herd away from me. She didn't mean to kick me. She was aiming for a nearby horse. Horses don't mean to hurt you.

[@PedroOliveira-eb1ys]

my math teacher got kicked in the head by horse too, he lost part of his skull who was replaced by acrylic, he spend 6 months in coma

[@solardamp]

Idk why but the end “you got a tissue” made me laugh

[@karlsumner5594]

Very lucky indeed, a great outcome.

[@neilburns8869]

CSF is Cerebral Spinal Fluid. I had a First Aid course that I remember from College and the straw colured liquid the paramedic is describing is exactly what we were taught. Basically CSF is what is supposed to help keep the brain lubricated, not really supposed to come out I don't think. But obviously it can do in accidents such as this.

[@antsatlas4855]

After reading all these comments, I'm not getting into horses anymore.

[@ruthieharrison2609]

Haha more horses for me then! But seriously doesn't let them scare you away there is a risk in everything you do, you could die in a car and you could die in your sleep, you Can't live in constant fear 🙃 (I own, train and brake horses for people so I am a little biased to our equine partners)

[@hayleeatkins7118]

Prayers for her that's awful

[@NeoRipshaft]

Jeez I can't imagine how bad things are if you're leaking CSF - I'd love to know how it escaped, if the dura was ruptured or if it just made its way out by sheer force and trauma to the ear area. jeez.

[@Gecko....]

The skull is somewhat porous so the kick perhaps forced some fluid through it or it entered through the internal auditory canal.

[@overcominglifestrials5316]

@7:09 🤔🤔🤔 Who is this person on the helicopter asking, “You can’t open the windows can you?” That’s VERY troubling!!!

[@captainelliot8767]

Why?

[@sometimesnevernot]

I saw a show with a lady whose head was caved in by a horse kick. It was awful. She recovered with brain damage and reconstructive surgery

[@boywcurtains7355]

always be cautious not to spook horses, you never know what will happen

[@jack1d1XB]

Whilst thus maybe an isolated case it emphasises the risks and perhaps it's an indicator of caution that needs to be alerted to this type if activity.🤨🤔

[@Arrowraptor-v7p]

Having my little toe internally severed and losing feeling in part of my foot after a horse stepped on it really doesn't seem super bad after watching this. I mean it wasn't super bad to begin with and it was also all my fault for not paying attention but it did scare my instructor

[@elexioria_edits8253]

That’s terrible I hope she is ok

[@nknife2149]

I seriously don't understand how someone could own a horse, no hate if you do, but I could never. I personally don't trust them and think they're better suited as wild animals.

[@madkhilla22]

Bro horses are the primary way of transportation back in the day then automobile got invented.

[@nknife2149]

@@madkhilla22 exactly, back in the day when they were a necessity and we didn't have cars. But we do now. and like I said, if someone owns a horse for whatever reason they may have, that's fine and I'm sure they're super great and useful. I just personally don't understand having one now in the modern day.

[@EverHillsRanch]

because its fun. its pointless to have a horse but its a hobby. as for the transportation, they probably are still less deadly than cars. also since they are domesticated they sadly cant return to the wild

[@nknife2149]

@@EverHillsRanch yeah, if they're already domesticated there's not much you can do but try and give them a good life, what I was mostly talking about in that since was when people actually go out and capture wild horses in order to domesticate them. now I don't know too much on the matter so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but that's the part that seems cruel to me, like say sure your not gonna let your dog out into the wild it's a dog whos been domesticated for decades and mostly would have a hard time without human help, but its stupid to go out and get a wolf as a pet, sure it may be " domesticated " but its a wolf there's only so far you can get with them even when raised from a puppy.

[@EverHillsRanch]

@@nknife2149 yeah they do that to “control the population” but they could actually just sterilize the horses and release them again like people do with cats. Capturing a wild horse would be too sad tbh

[@TheVirtuoso883]

This is why I'm so wary around houses. Powerful creatures

[@szr.5372]

Yeah man, houses are the most dangerous and most powerful animals in the world, they are everywhere!! I'm living inside one right now

[@TheVirtuoso883]

@@szr.5372 absolutely lethal

[@sleydax7563]

@@szr.5372 no they are not?

[@aapddd]

Poor woman, she must have felt so sick.

[@UnicornPastelPrincess]

Wow she is so lucky, I've been kicked in the hip by a horse lucky never broke anything but fuck did it hurt for WEEKS, I hope that does not put her off riding and being with her horse, she a stronge woman =)

[@VK-qe7if]

As a former horse owner, I know how unpredictable horses are and have been kicked myself, and twice nearly in the head. Once turning someone else's horse out in the field, and lunging my new horse who was very excitable. So I recommend wearing a helmet when handling horses, especially if you don't know them very well. And always keep your head away from a horses head, cause it bloody hurts, I got smacked in the nose by a friends horse, and I saw stars, luckily it wasn't broken, but it felt like it.

[@CallmenobodWMAO743]

I’ve got a mate from my primary school who works with horses. I’m scared I will lose her

[@dancedj400]

Hope She's Ok

[@Smoneey]

Imagine calling Derriford local. Don’t have a serious injury in Cornwall because the government isn’t willing to invest in the necessary medical infrastructure.

[@elegantcookie1714]

when I fractured my left wrist in 3! Places on my sisters birthday later on breaking it on Mother’s Day THEY DIDNT EVEN CALL AN AMBULANCE AND THEN MY BESTIES SISTER DID THE SAME THING AS ME SHE PULLED A MUSCLE AND THEY CALLED A AMBULANCE AND WAS PROBABLY TEMPTED TO CALL A HELICOPTER! life is unfair

[@RAVEN_SPRING_]

I’m crying for the guy damn

[@khoado123]

usually if you get kicked by a horse, you chance of being dead or permanently damaged is super high cause of internal bleeding and damage.. she got kick in the head and neck.... she's extremely lucky.

[@grac1910]

why would you even wait and evaluate her in the ambulance? Wouldnt it make sense just to take her immediately?

[@Anthony-td6mn]

What would the paramedics do if the patient vomited facing upwards like that?

[@Chirpingcherub]

Do a lot roll onto her side supporting her head and neck keeping c-spine immobilised

[@darowchdawg]

Probably be like 'ew wtf' and wind her

[@CymruEmergencyResponder]

Log roll or suction.

[@sniperscummzgarper9389]

She got SO lucky. A kick from a horse can immediately kill someone

[@illuminatiCorgi]

Christ, she took that hit like a champ 👀

[@kjetillangauer2816]

I just got waaay to excited after reading the title. Hope everyone's well

[@laurafradkoff660]

What Did you do for it to kick u

[@sadiefrench383]

Don't have to do anything

[@isobellapain1761]

Love these videosssss

[@adamorgan6879]

Love these

[@vnsubi]

Really hopee she really ok

[@nancytestani1470]

So where are the horses..traler

[@quantumemployee3012]

Poor lady..

[@katwebheart5303]

How have we not invented a way for people with spinal injuries to be completely stabilized while being moved? We have algorithms advanced enough to mimic human thought but Barbara still has to be bounced around like a toy car over a speed bump?