Horses possess a special ability to perceive energies and emotions that often go unnoticed by humans. This remarkable sixth sense was revealed to Jolene Jonas, a woman from England, when she discovered she was pregnant. While she and her fiancé, Ricky, were delighted by the news, their horse, Keola, started behaving strangely.
But let’s rewind and find out how they ended up in this situation.
Jolene and Ricky had been together since they were sixteen years old. They moved in together and eventually adopted a horse named Keola. Despite the love between them, Jolene sensed that something was bothering Ricky.
As years went by, Ricky remained secretive about his family and hesitant to discuss sensitive topics. Jolene repeatedly asked him to open up, but his response was always the same – the pain was too much for him to bear. Jolene accepted this reality, but it still weighed on her.
When the couple decided to tie the knot after a decade together, Jolene hoped to finally meet Ricky’s family at the wedding. Unfortunately, only Ricky’s friends were invited, and not a single person from his previous life was present. Despite the disappointment, the wedding was beautiful, and they realized they wanted to start a family of their own. However, their journey to parenthood hit some roadblocks.
They struggled to conceive, and doubts started to creep in. They wondered if there was an underlying health issue. So, they decided to consult a doctor. After medical tests and an anxious wait, they received good news – they were both in perfect health.
Just a week later, Jolene discovered she was pregnant, bringing immense joy to their lives. However, there was one family member who didn’t seem to share the same sentiment – their horse, Keola. His behavior became increasingly odd, from frequently licking Jolene’s belly to hugging her aggressively. They couldn’t understand why he was acting this way.
Worried, they took Keola to the vet, but no medical issues were found. Desperate for answers, Jolene turned to the internet. What she came across shocked her – many websites suggested something might be wrong with her baby. Panic set in, but before telling Ricky, Jolene sought her mother’s advice.
Jolene’s mother advised her not to rely too heavily on internet sources, as they can often be misleading. Instead, she encouraged Jolene to trust her own instincts and make decisions together with Ricky. They decided to seek another medical check-up for reassurance, which provided them with some peace of mind.
However, at 23 weeks, Jolene suddenly experienced severe back pain. Ricky rushed her to the hospital, but they got caught in rush hour traffic. In a split second decision, Ricky called an ambulance, which managed to navigate through the congested roads.
At the hospital, during an ultrasound, the doctor’s expression changed. He appeared shocked and immediately called the police. Jolene was engulfed in panic. Why were the police involved?
The police arrived and began questioning Ricky, their line of questioning taking an unexpected turn. Frustration got the best of Ricky, leading to a regrettable outburst. Consequently, the police took Ricky away, leaving Jolene alone in the hospital.
With Ricky gone, the doctor explained the situation to Jolene – they needed to perform surgery to remove an illegal medical chip from her body. Though worried, Jolene knew it was crucial for the baby’s well-being and readily agreed to the procedure.
Ricky, accompanied by the police, rushed back to the hospital. Upon arrival, he couldn’t locate Jolene, causing him to panic. However, he spotted the doctor and, after a moment of anger, learned Jolene’s whereabouts. The doctor reassured him that both Jolene and the baby were okay.
In the end, after undergoing surgery to remove the medical chip, Jolene gave birth to a healthy baby girl named Giulia. This became a remarkable story they would continue to share with their daughter as she grew older. Jolene and Ricky learned a valuable lesson – to always listen to the instincts of their horse, Keola, who sensed something was wrong right from the beginning.