still no word :(

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This may be a stupid question, but do they do C-sections on horses? Especially if there appears to be problems. I wish we knew what was going on.

me too, have had the board on all day, don't want to miss any news.

so sorry for the mommy horse. I had my first breech with no meds.
won't be doing that again! course I ain't in the foaling business no more either :lol:

Sorry to bear bad news. copying Joannes post :(

I am operating on about an hours sleep. But I wanted to touch basis with all of you.
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We lost them both. The foal was dead when she went into labor. All for legs were in various stages in the pelvis. The foal was upside down. The head and front legs had turned into position to foal, but the muzzle was caught under the pelvic rim. I had no muzzle, just the crown of the head. We tried here to reposition, then went on to two other vet practices several hours away. The last vet was able to get the foal repositioned and out, but Precious' gut came out as well. We euthanize her a few minutes later.
I knew the foal was dead. Just did not expect to loose the mare as well. A first for us.

Thank you all for watching with me. I am unable to read your comments right now without crying, but I will read every one of them. I promise.

I am so , so sorry for this loss, I have tuned in every day to watch Precious. I feel so sorry for you all, I'm sure they become part of your family.
Know that my heart goes out to all of you. I cry along with you. :cry: :cry:

I am so sad to hear this. Our hearts are with you, I know all of us here were hoping for the best. Big hugs all around.

So sorry to hear this! Losing both of them is just awful....have to sign off and look for more kleenix.....Thanks, Kay for the report

Oh no...that is so sad!
Kay, please pass on my prayers to Joanne.