Equine Polysaccharide Storage Myopathy
This is the story of X and Y, and their struggles with EPSM.
You can contact X via e-mail at blahblah@blah.com
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For more information on EPSM and other myopathies in equids, visit the Rural Heritage site, or contact Dr. Beth Valentine, the veterinary pathologist leading the charge for horses with EPSM.
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Nothing here should be construed as veterinary advice. If something is wrong with your horse, talk to your vet. This page only reflects the experiences and opinions of the individual horse owner.
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