IN: What happens next?

How to treat ms hug
See your doctor the first time you experience an ms hug.
Even if you've already been diagnosed with ms, your doctor will want to know that your symptoms have changed. Tell your doctor approximately how long the hug lasted, the degree and type of pain you experienced, and how long it lasted for.

OUT: Also let your doctor know if the hug prevented you from performing normal activities (eating, driving, sleeping) throughout your day. Your doctor may also be able to recommend helpful practices or treatments that can decrease the unpleasant feeling of the ms hug.

IN: What happens next?

How to convince your parents to let you have a party
Be well behaved.
The weeks leading up to asking your parents for a party, be well behaved. Pay attention in school and do your homework.

OUT: Help out around the house and do your chores. Spend time with your parents and don't argue or whine or fight with them or your siblings.

IN: What happens next?

How to put a head collar on a pony
Check that the halter (head collar) size fits the size of your pony's head.
If you go into a store that sells tack and horse supplies, you can ask an employee and they should help you find the right size. Make sure you have precise measurements of your horse's head before going in.

OUT:
Choose the halter that matches your pony's size. There are halters made specifically for horses, which are larger and ones made for ponies, which are smaller.