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Pony Miracles
Reader's Digest US
|September 2021
WHEN OUR WEE group of miniature horses enters a room, it’s Magic, queen of the herd, who always seems to find the person who needs her most. The room on this day is in a Florida assisted living facility and is full of residents, staff, family, and even a local news photographer.
Little Hero Horse Magic
HIGH SPRINGS, FLORIDA
Yet Magic wanders over and rests her head in the lap of one particular resident, who begins talking to her. “Isn’t she beautiful?” the resident says. The activities director begins to cry. It turns out that the woman hadn’t spoken a word since she arrived three years ago.
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