[Ag-eq] Introduction from new member

[Michelle Clark]

Hi Randy,

Welcome to the list. I read earlier where someone was not aware of blind
massage therapist. I know three; Two in Maryland and one in NJ. All with CMT
certifications.

Just like we heard the funeral director at last convention tell us how she
could prepare bodies, I am certain massaging is easier than determining
whether it is a artery or the other blood related item I forgot.

Good luck in whatever direction you decide to go in. At least you are
looking in other directions and not choosing to be stagnant.

Michelle  

-----Original Message-----
From: Ag-eq [mailto:ag-eq-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Randy george
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2014 3:07 PM
To: ag-eq at nfbnet.org
Subject: [Ag-eq] Introduction from new member

Greetings to All,

My name is Randy George, and I am an equestrian enthusiast who lives
and works in Pennsylvania.  I am a former horse owner in San Diego
California, a theraputic riding and equestrian therapy volunteer, and
I am very interested in expanding my network nation-wide.  I am most
interested in finding a career which combines my love and skills with
horses with professional employment.  I have attempted to look in to
TRP programs at the university level but have come up against some
pretty staunch resistance due to my visual impairment.  As a certified
massage therapist I have also considered equine massage, but again
have been told that much of it is based on sight.

I would be most interested in meeting everyone virtually or in person,
please feel free to write me here or at george.randy at gmail.com

Thank you so much for your time and I hope to hear from everyone soon.

Warmest Regards,
Randy George

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