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19 contributions to Animal Therapy for ASD & ADHD
Dec '25 •
March fly attack
They are out early this year attacking the horses and Ekky came in for evening hay with about 7-8 of them attacking him. Thankfully we have the history that he knows I'll chase them up and kill them for him if he stands still, not taking offence when I slap to get them. I was trying out my new wearable camera. It's not super high quality, but pretty happy with how much it captured.
1 like • Dec '25
@Aimz Burgo wasn't sure how it would go. It's one of those little ones that have the magnets on a lanyard. My first couple of short test videos with it up high was pointed at the sky. So I ended up with it at my waist with the magnet inside my shirt to try and give some stability. I kind of like how it turned out.
Nov '25 •
Storm Aftermath
The recent storms here in SEQ have left a trail of destruction. This is just on of the trees in our paddocks that looks like someone went through and just snapped the trees off. Sort of like you might snap off a piece of grass, or a small weed. And just 'cause he's pretty, here's also Midget. Couldn't stand still long enough to wait for me to take a pic, lol.
1 like • Dec '25
@Julie Jones yes the flies are starting to get bad.
Nov '25 •
Musings on a Monday morning
I wonder how many people grew up thinking they had something wrong with them because they couldn't quite get things together, but were mostly functional enough that it seemed to just be a behavioural flaw? If only they would try hard enough, have enough discipline, stop wasting time, then they would be organised, successful and fit in...
1 like • Nov '25
@Julie Jones being rejected at home by your dad on top of the school environment would have been a double dose of RSD. For me finding out about RSD and my AuADHD has really helped me understand so much of what's going on. Doesn't always make it easier, but it does help take away a lot of beating myself up for the things I struggle with. This was the original post I saw on RSD that led me down this path. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16Ma9gtSx2/ This was a more recent post that describes so much about my constant inner dilemma. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1FunT6qa69/
Nov '25 •
Evening feeds after the storm
It's lovely to be out here in the cooler evening listening to the horses munch on their hay. I've been mostly hiding from he heat today. Not 100% sure if it's my age, my stage of meds, or if it was just horribly hot, lol We had quite a storm this morning, around 38mm of rain. Then it's been really humid all day, perfect setup for more storms tomorrow. I noticed that there was still storm activity across the Gold Coast direction, with lightning and what appeared to be rain smudges. In the late evening light it's lovely.
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Nov '25 •
Naked Neck chicken
This chicken is sooo cute. She is a naked neck crossbred with one of the feathered feet chickens to produce a mini pterodactyl who is very wary of her surroundings. She is always running off to hide. I've included a pic of our rooster too who is also a naked neck.
1 like • Nov '25
@Julie Jones naked neck is definitely a breed. They are the best farm chooks. They are hardy, lay well, and stay alert to dangers. 🐔🐓
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@debbie-summerhayes-9644
Animal lover, storyteller, and fan of animal therapists. I love connecting with others to share stories, smiles and wellbeing.
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Joined Jun 28, 2023
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Queensland Australia