In the fable "The Horse and the Stay" a jelous horse refuses to share the pasture with a stay. Later a man offers to rid him of the stay, but only if he can wear a saddle and have a bridle in his mouth. The horse agrees and both of them shoo away the stag. But his wish had an unforeseen effect. The man then kept the saddle on his back and the bridle in …showed first 75 words of 267 total…

…showed last 75 words of 267 total…spinal injury had unintentionally rear ended the deceased patient. Coincidently the paralyzed patient had hated the person before, even strong enough to wish death upon him. It was mainly a passing thought, but one which had materialized into action. Call it divine coincidence, call it a freak incidence, but one thing is for sure, his wishes came true. Be careful, some wishes and some not well thought out decisions may come true. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography** none