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Video: How Animals Keep Me Sane!

by Dr Aletta | Apr 9, 2012 | Self-Esteem, Video | 2 comments

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  1. Carolyn Thomas
    Carolyn Thomas on April 30, 2012 at 7:17 pm

    Hello Dr. A – I too believe that animals keep us sane, and I’m so glad to find this lovely video on your site today.

    I got an interesting comment today in response to a recent blog article that also suggested that animals – specifically horses – can help us keep our posture, and our health as well.

    Since you’re one of the few “horsey” people I know, I’m curious about your reaction to this theory, too. A reader diagnosed with a chronic disease just could not find a comfortable position for sitting – until she asked her hubby to bring in her saddle and set it up indoors over a saw horse. Worked like a charm!

    What do you think? Here’s the full article (about the health risks of prolonged sitting) followed by her comment: http://myheartsisters.org/2012/04/29/sitting-down/

    cheers,
    C.

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  2. Emma Tameside
    Emma Tameside on October 1, 2012 at 3:58 am

    The amount of studies my daughter has showed me over the past year on how animals help your well-being, I may as well be an expert. She became infatuated with animals since her school had a talk on animal welfare, now I struggle to get her off the computer when all she’s reading is ten interesting facts about dogs!

    I really enjoyed your video though. I really couldn’t agree more with your points, my dog also keeps me sane. I honestly don’t know what I’d do without the companionship my border collie offers.

    Reply

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