The first time Jodie Santarossa, DVM, communicated with one of her veterinary patients, she was shy to admit it. "I kept wanting to dismiss what was happening as coincidence," says Santarossa, owner of BrightSide Vet—a practice that focuses on equinemedicine, especially horses involved in elite sporting endeavors—in Sherwood Park, Alberta. "I'd touch a spot on the horse that I perceived as painful in my own body and the horse would react."
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