Peyo is not like other horses who seek out human contact and like to be pet\u2014he has a strong, even difficult character. However, after performing shows, this stallion sometimes chooses people from the audience, approaches them, and spends time with them. Suddenly, he behaves like a different horse: Peyo is gentle and protective. Through careful observation, Hassen discovered that Peyo always chooses people who are emotionally, physically, or psychologically vulnerable. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
In order to further understand Peyo\u2019s behavior, Hassen sought out expert advice from veterinarians and a variety of medical specialists, like neurologists, psychologists, and psychiatrists. After four years of research as well as testing over 500 horses in recent years (including Peyo\u2019s foals), doctors and veterinarians determined that Peyo\u2019s cerebral activity is unique. Today, experts and scientists are studying Peyo\u2019s ability to instinctively detect cancers and tumors in humans, as well as exploring why he chooses to accompany certain patients until their last breath. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Hassan with Doctor Peyo decided to leave center stage to join a radically different world\u2014that of medicine, solidarity, and human dignity. That is how Hassen came to drive his horse Peyo to write some beautiful lifelines in the palliative care department of the Calais hospital. Peyo is a real celebrity: he\u2019s showered, has his hooves polished, everything must be perfect, all the while respecting strict health regulations. \u201cDoctor Peyo,\u201d as he\u2019s fondly called by the hospital staff, has a mind of his own. Born autistic with a superior intelligence never observed before in horses, Peyo is also instrumental in helping palliative care patients reduce their consumption of hard drugs. In short, Peyo is an autistic, end-of-life artist, just like his rider Hassen is a generous and deeply human being who makes extraordinary sacrifices to assist his life partner.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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