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  1. Cinda (Spoon) Coach
    May 3, 2020 @ 4:58 am

    Glad to see her off to a good start!

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    • Lori
      January 22, 2022 @ 7:14 pm

      Ty for sharing. It will be interesting to follow her progress.

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  2. Jan
    January 22, 2022 @ 10:58 pm

    Do you expect to be able to ‘undo’ her fallen crest? My two retired brood jenny’s (half sisters) both have fallen crests, each to opposite sides. And a 3rd jenny in the same family, her crest went over as a 2yo. None had been or were obese at the time, but the first mentioned 2 were overweight at times during their broody lives.

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    • Meredith
      February 2, 2022 @ 12:27 pm

      With my core strength exercises (you can email me at meredith@luckythreeranch.com and I can send you the details), we were making a lot of progress, but I had to stop exercises over the winter. She is still on her diet and the crest is still reducing, just not as fast. I will resume work again in the spring and I am confident we will be able to get her crest into alignment, however I do think it will take a lot of time. These kinds of things cannot be fixed very fast, if at all. She is already much improved and it is holding where it is so far without the exercise which is very encouraging.

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