We Walk by Faith & Not by sight by Mary E White - Used in good condition
A must-read for any horse owner, rider, veterinarian, or horse lover. Deciding to become a horse owner, Mary White finds the perfect horse Deciding to become a horse owner, Mary White finds the perfect horse-Cochise, a beautiful Appaloosa gelding. Little does she know that he is stolen when she purchases him. In "We Walk By Faith & Not By Sight," she openly shares the joys, as well as the trials and tribulations, of owning a horse whose eyesight is failing from Equine Recurrent Uveitis (ERU). A self-proclaimed control freak, Mary learns patience, trust, and self-mastery as she and Cochise develop a unique bond. Overcoming her own inner demons, she cares for Cochise through his eye issues and even cancer.
A must-read for any horse owner, rider, veterinarian, or horse lover. Deciding to become a horse owner, Mary White finds the perfect horse Deciding to become a horse owner, Mary White finds the perfect horse-Cochise, a beautiful Appaloosa gelding. Little does she know that he is stolen when she purchases him. In "We Walk By Faith & Not By Sight," she openly shares the joys, as well as the trials and tribulations, of owning a horse whose eyesight is failing from Equine Recurrent Uveitis (ERU). A self-proclaimed control freak, Mary learns patience, trust, and self-mastery as she and Cochise develop a unique bond. Overcoming her own inner demons, she cares for Cochise through his eye issues and even cancer.
A must-read for any horse owner, rider, veterinarian, or horse lover. Deciding to become a horse owner, Mary White finds the perfect horse Deciding to become a horse owner, Mary White finds the perfect horse-Cochise, a beautiful Appaloosa gelding. Little does she know that he is stolen when she purchases him. In "We Walk By Faith & Not By Sight," she openly shares the joys, as well as the trials and tribulations, of owning a horse whose eyesight is failing from Equine Recurrent Uveitis (ERU). A self-proclaimed control freak, Mary learns patience, trust, and self-mastery as she and Cochise develop a unique bond. Overcoming her own inner demons, she cares for Cochise through his eye issues and even cancer.
