This message is from: "Denise's" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> dear carol m. i know what you are saying. i sometimes don't wear mine either. but this could have been avoided with a simple head protector. but i agree with you than what better way to go, than fom the back of a horse. quick and easy. it still is a personal choice. i just feel i still have too much living to do, than to risk ending it too soon. thanks for you input, denise in northern calif.
> This message is from: carol j makosky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> .> Hi Denise, > Not to sound morbid, but I can't think of a better way to go than when I am > riding my horse. I do not wear a helmet and never plan to. I survived my > childhood riding a bike without a helmet and will survive my later years in > life without wearing a helmet. I feel that you cannot go through life > protecting yourself form every possible accident that can happen. That is > why they call them accidents. Next thing we may start doing is suing the > saddle makers because we fell off our horse. Now I am not against those who > wish to wear a helmet and if I was racing or jumping or doing endurance, I > would wear one. Sorry, but for pleasure riding, I choose to go without. OK > off of the soap box I go. I am just tired of big brother (government) > protecting me from everything. > > -- > "Built FJORD tough" > Carol M. > On Golden Pond > > > >
