Mike is doing well and Barbaro's Legacy Lives On
Mike has continued his water therapy. He said at first he didn't feel any progress but now he can tell that it is really working his muscles. His muscles are going to get stronger and stronger. When he is strong enough then maybe some therapy riding will take place.
Well the Fans of Barbaro and my sister, Nancy are continuing their work on Mikey's Extreme Home Makeover. We have come across some obstacles concerning land but are trying to get all this worked out. Just like what the casting director/producer told Nancy, "What will be, will be." Everyone keep praying and God bless ya'll.
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Glad to hear Mike is getting stronger! Keep it up - water therapy is some of the best out there (right along with animal therapy!!).
I'm continuing to keep fingers & toes crossed that Home Makeover will happen for you all! When it does, I'd be more than happy to take my vacation time to help out! I sincerely want to see this happen for you, Mike!!!
Much love to all - you are in my daily thoughts!
-Julie Z.
I am glad to hear the home makeover is progressing at a good pace. Also glad the water therapy is doing its' magic!
Thank you for the update... I check almost every day so keep us posted. It will be sooo exciting when the makover happens.
God bless you all.
Thanks for the update - Glad to hear Mike is starting to see the benefits and feel stronger. Hoping for a Home Makeover. WOuld love to help out as needed.
Lisa in Colorado
Hi Mike,
It was wonderful to see you at Delaware Park. You look so strong and determined. I am sorry there was not enough time for all of us to meet you. Rest assured you are in our thoughts and more importantly our prayers. I pray you and your family will get the home makeover. Keep up all your hard work in rehabing your injury and it will pay off for you.
It's certainly interesting in this era of multi-millionaire and billionaire horse owners that the true lifeline, the real workers--hotwalkers, grooms, foremen, exercise riders are making peanuts and getting jipped out of/underpaid bonuses/stakes. Minimum wage workers who care for these incredible million dollar+ atheletes for 12-16 hours each day 7 days a week, sometimes 24/7 for millionaires/billionaires get paid so low. A cursory look at the trainers/owners parking lot tells a far different story..... Baby boomer mentality at it's "finest."
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