The Michael Berry Show Connecticut hospice has granted a dying 79-year-old woman

her dying wish which was to see her horse of 30 years one last time. Karina Kortmanchi's final

wish was to be reunited with her horse Bella who lives on a small farm in Bethany, Connecticut.

Kortmanch was owned 30-year-old Bella since the horse was a baby. She was in hospice care with not

much time left. Michelle Walker, the RN case manager, said Kortmanchi told her of her wish

to see her beloved horse one more time. She worked with Kortmanchi's nursing home to grant her

final wish. The story from WFSBTV. Hey, Wilbur, get a load of this story here at the bottom of the

page in the corner. Little old lady leaves cat $50,000. What's a cat gonna do with $50,000?

Well, he won't have to chase mice in his old age. That's true. He could buy himself 40 or 50 cows,

have a lifetime supply of milk. That cat's got security, which is more than I've got.

Well, if it'll make you feel any better, if anything happens to me, Carol will take care of you.

Uh, suppose she marries a horse hater. Oh, she will. Carol only marries nice people.

Wilbur. What? Am I mentioned in your will?

I'll wait a minute there. No horse gets better care than you do. You get the finest hay, the best

carrots, and something else. Last night I went out and I spent $5 on you for these special mineral

tablets. Supposed to be good for your coat. Well, I'm not worried about my health. It's your

health I'm worried about. Come on. No offense. I'm a horse, not a guinea pig.

Carol finds that I've wasted $5 on the issue. Kill me. And then marry that horse hater.

She will not marry a horse hater. I am Mr. Raird.

Huh? A horse is a horse, of course, of course, and no one can talk to a horse.

Of course, that is, of course, unless the horse is the famous Mr. Raird. Go right to the

source and ask the horse. He'll give you the answer that you endorsed. He's always on the standing

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