[Paro]

Owner: Wyrd
Equid name: Nokomis
Age: 5 years
Gender: male
Height: 12hh
Black: This dominating color doesn't always represent death. Black can symbolize a beginning, the unknowable, and also the end. It is an uncertain creation, the darkness before the dawn. It is not always the end, but perhaps a beginning. In health terms, black can represent birth, and on the same coin, death.
White: White can represent many things, and here is represents an absence of life. Purity, but also nothing at the same time. It is the color of a blank slate. The color of the skin after death, white represents a missing aspect of health.
Red: Attention-grabbing, a warning sign, red can mean only one thing. Imminent danger, the type of danger that tears open flesh, threatens a life, and the color of the blood inside your veins and arteries. It represents the urgency in a health emergency, or the vibrancy in life. Red in health is the lifeblood of an organism, both literally and figuratively.

[Prince of Light]

Owner: colossalConquistador
Equid name: Barber (named after Barber Surgeons, the most common medical practitioners of medieval Europe)
Age: 5
Gender: male
Height: 12hh
Black: In some cultures, it represents fertility, rebirth, as in the fruitful black earth, the potential to recover and reinvent one's self in the face of danger and pain. Reignites the feeling of power into an individual.
White: Symbolizes safety, sterility, and cleanliness, the precautions taken to stay out of danger and in the light, so to speak.
Silver: A very intense color, silver installs strength and energy into an individual. The color silver can prove to show strength as well as sterility, resembling and attaching this color to the use of knives and syringes. Cutting, but aiding. Not intentionally trying to use it's stength to bad use.

[Charchar2]

He's sooo pretty~

[Rated R]

Owner: Rated R
Equid name: Mahaan
Age: 5
Gender: Male
Height: 12hh
Black: While initially the first thought is the Black Death/Bubonic Plague which killed thousands and thousands of people, black can also symbolize the use of leeches in cleansing blood technique. Personally, I very much associate the color black with being unconscious, seeing as I have not only been under anesthesia before, but also I have experienced being in an un/subconscious comatose state for a period of time. I also associate it specifically with the disease Epidermolysis bullosa because when I was 6 my closest cousin passed away of the menacing genetic disorder which causes painful scabs of black on the skin. Poor girl, she lived with pain and suffering (also black can be considered as such), and she passed away on a July 4th, which to me symbolizes her independence from the black scabs which caused her so much pain.
White: Doctors and researchers in the medical field wear white lab coats and doctor's coats, while white also has a sense of cleanliness and purity. Hence, many hospital rooms are white and many surgical rooms are white as well, particularly in the hospital where I volunteer. However, I can also affirm that white is the color the dead's skin turns- nothing truly prepares you for seeing someone dead. Nothing, even if it is a stranger, I tell you.
Red: Going back to the bubonic plague, people used to paint red crosses on the doors of the houses with infected people. Blood comes to mind, as well as life. Donating blood can save a patient, and I've seen it happen before my own eyes. Red, particularly in the hospital setting, means the flash between life and death- after once running to answer a patient's ringing bell I saw the patient bleeding profusely enough to die of significant blood loss. Something so red, so simple, yet so necessary in a person.

My apologies for writing so much. Medicinal work/hospital work has a lot to do with my family/life in general.

[Haze-L-Kitten]

Owner: HazleKitten
Equid name: Venom
Age: 3 years
Gender: male
Height: 12hh
Black: The darkness of a healthy pupil. Its untainted. Undisturbed. Pure solid black.
White: The purity of one's soul. Nothing is plaguing it or causing it to turn dark nor diseased.
Silver: Every heard of the 'Silver Linning?' Sickness can come and damage health but the healthy are protected by this silver linning. The immune system. The protector of one's health.

[azazel.]

Owner:
Ace of Hearts

Equid name:
Thorns of a Thousand Roses

Age:
6

Gender:
male

Height:
12hh

Black:
Black is the sheen on a crow's wing, the endless night sky filled with stardust, creating new life. Black can be selfish, a desire for power, getting forward, bettering yourself, keeping yourself alive. Black can also be death, the fading of light out of ones pupils, tissue damage, bruises.

White:
White is a new grass stem, the pale color of an absence of blood, the sickly paste of an ill patient. White can be healthy, or sickly, new, or old, life, or death. White is a life being brought into the world, and the breath taken from another.

Silver:
Silver is an unsure future, something unexpected, unknowing. Silver is a disturbance, a sign of aging, losing health and a rising soul after life has faded. Silver can be the string of life, a life line, connecting you to the world, then it snaps, and you fade into the blackness.

[PurpleKakashi]

Owner: PurpleKakashi
Equid name: Orpheus
Age: 6.5 Years
Gender: Male
Height: 12hh
Black: Emptiness between these spaces, the holes left by disease and poison. A darkness waiting to grow and turn into something deadly.
White: The bones that build the structure, that hold it tall and steady against any opponent... almost any opponent.
Silver: Led weights that hold down a spirit. Contains it to this world.

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Edited for Silver.

[Red Badge of Courage]

Owner: That would be me, Red Badge of Courage.
Equid name: Estrell (a variation of star)
Age: 6
Gender: male
Height: 12hh
Black: In Egyt, it means fertile soil, because when the Nile floods its banks, it leaves behind rich, black soil. It is the darkest color, the absence of light, the color between the light of stars. It is the opposite of white. According to some, it is the absence of color; to others, it is the abundance of colors. Black can be the color of your hair or, in some cultures, your soul.
White: White represents purity, or hospital sheets. It is the color you turn when you die and when you are short of oxygen before turning blue. You turn this color when you faint.This color is called light and the absence of color and it is also called the abundance of color. It's really up to you what you think.
Silver: This is the color of hair of the aged, the color of the second best medal and the color of a fish's belly.

(Sorry about my spacing off with the color black...)

[S h e b s t e r]

Owner:SorrowSheba
Equid name:Faxer
Age:5
Gender: male
Height: 12hh
Black:
White:--Tbh.. I think all these colors are Negative colors.. o.0
Red:Fell in Love with the Chimera Girl <3

[gecko]

Username: Ang3l In Wond3rland.
Name: Devaan [pronounced dehv-aan].
Age: 6 years.
Gender: Stallion.
Height: 12 hh.
Black: When I think of black being health related, I think of sleep. Sleep is the thing that heals and rests both the body and the mind in any living creature here on earth. I am not sure about you, but when I sleep, my room has to be completely dark, and there has to be a heavy blanket over my eyes to make sure all is one hundred percent black, or else I can't sleep. Darkness and sleep go hand in hand, no?
White: When I think of the color white, I think of cleanliness. Cleanliness keeps a person healthy; may it be keeping your home clean, your emotional self pure, or making good decisions. Feeling good makes your health good, as well. It causes less stress to feel good about your surroundings and what you yourself are doing in life.
Red: The color red reminds me simply of the health cross sign. Found in hospitals, ambulances, etc. Of course, it could always remind you of something else.... Like the color of blood. However, even if it is blood, blood can be a good thing for people who need it for medical conditions, right? ^^'