Comments on Paralyzed Cow, Vet Magic in a Blizzard

Loved the story. Kept me at the edge of my chair. Glad you made it home safely.

Yes, Captivating and so true.. <3v

Loved this story! Couldn't stop reading, More Please!

Yes, LOVE real life stories! So much to learn from your experiences. Please share more.

Love real life stories! As a Iowan raised in the 80's when farms were much more widespread, these stories hit so close to my heart! Keep them coming.

Wonderful! Yes please! More stories!

Enjoyable, well written.

What a great, descriptive story that was visualized all the way through. And, a happy outcome for all.
Yes, your stories will be a very welcome part of your courses. I do hope you share more.
Thank you!

Love reading stories like this reminds me of when I was first married and living in an 1857 log cabin in Canada. It had the date over the door. The winters were brutal with snow piled to the roof and ice and freezing rain. The cabin was in the valley so the poor vehicle had to stay at the top of the hill and was pretty hard to start since no electric up there to plug in.

I love the James Herrior stories too - that was where I grew up

Yes, Loved the story. You described it so well I could see it all like a film. I could feel your enthusiasm as a vet and adventure in the snow driving!

Yes...I liked the story...you are a good writer and having grown up in North Dakota, I was well able to visualize the storm...I too have driven in some pretty bad storms.

What a great real life story Dr Will.....and super well done for saving Bossy......I was holding my breath as you headed for the drift.....it reminded me of the James Herriot stories based in the Yorkshire Dales....thanks for sharing....xo

You are an excellent writer. I could visualize your experience so easily.

You are a great story teller. Can we have some more please?

Thank you for sharing your story! Loved it and look forward to more! You are a great writer!

You are a wonderful writer. That was quite gripping. Your story reminds me of All Creatures Great and Small. Yes, more stories are a must like this. Thank you for sharing.

Dr. Will,
Bravo! As the others have written, you are a talented writer. As I was reading your harrowing 'driving in the snow experience' it too brought back memories. I was born and raised in Massachusetts so I can certainly relate to the snow experiences. Then I lived in So Cal for 35 years and it's true, they can't even drive in the rain! Then seven years in Florida and now in Texas and same thing. Reading this was like reading the book you don't want to put down no matter how late the hour because you want to know the ending. I found myself reading faster and faster, glued to the edge of my chair with anticipation of the climatic ending. Count me in for a copy of your book!

Your story was mesmerizing; you know how to keep a reader engaged! Keep them coming.

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Cheers

This was an awesome post, Will, and I congratulate you for winning one of the coveted spots in the SBO contest. Your writing is compelling, and I felt I was by your side through the whole night. I once had to drive from Denver to Copper Mountain to rescue my husband who had lost his keys while skiing, and I encountered a sudden whiteout about forty miles from my destination. I had to figure out where the road ended and the ditches began, just as you described so eloquently. I cheered for you when you broke through the big drift!
I look forward to reading more of your posts, and I do hope you write your book.