Page gave me a pony to give to our friend, Lori, who survive a brain aneurysm. It was only a few weeks after she came out of a coma that I read the story of "There's a Pony in There Somewhere" to her. While she was healing she was very intrigued by the story and the pony and gave her comfort knowing that people were pulling for her. She still cherishes Page's gift and often comments to me how much that little pony means to her. That little pony symbolizes more then hope and healing to the recipient, it also symbolizes love, friendship and kindness. Betsy Ingram Phoenix, AZ