Ok so I just found out today that I'm gonna be moving to Pennsylvania in the fall and I'm not gonna be able to take my horses. And i'm ALREADY having seperation anxiety about leavin my baby girl (Rain) I love that horse to death and idk what I'm gonna do without her for a whole year! Is it normal to start having seperation anxiety already? I mean I dont even leave until September thats like 3months away :shock::shock::shock: (closer then I thought) sorry bout the vent/rant I'm just nervous 'cause I'm goin' to a place I've never been with people I dont know and I'm leaving my horse and I'm just scared/sad/happy/anxious.
I could if I was rich but i dont have the money to take her (cause i'd have to pay for board and feed while shes there) so i have to leave her with my parents but the good thing is that when i come back i will know how to train her and she will be old enough to be trained that is if i dont die without her lol jk maybe i'll be able to get a job while i'm there and i will be able to have my parents bring her to me.
i'm sure i'll do OK but i wont be completely happy til I get back with my baby next year....I get seperation anxiety when i'm away from her for just a few days...ESP when I'm around other horses lol just seeing other horses makes it worse (for me anyways).
You'll find that once you are settled and you start getting busy with your temporary move to PA, time will just fly. It's great news to know you are able to keep your horse with family and not forced to sell.
You'll do just fine, keep busy and your horse will do well on time off, and get fat :lol:
Yea I know I just need to keep reassurring (sp?) myself that and keep praying that I will get through the year without too much problems God has been so faithful and has been answering my prays so much this past year that I know in my heart everything will be fine but its what in my head thats bothering me lol
You'll find that once you are settled and you start getting busy with your temporary move to PA, time will just fly. It's great news to know you are able to keep your horse with family and not forced to sell.
You'll do just fine, keep busy and your horse will do well on time off, and get fat :lol:
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