Would you read a blog about horses and healing?

My boss is going to have me start blogging my experience with horses on her website.

I have a bad physical condition called Klippel-Feil Syndrome, which basically means most of the bones in my back are malformed. I have ridden horses for pleasure and for physical therapy for the past 10 years or so, but this year is a little different. I have had a really bad year in terms of pain, and I have been out of the saddle for about 10 months. I have just started riding again at therapeutic riding stable. I am working with a horse who has some similar problems in terms of stiffness in her shoulders and neck (not nearly as bad as mine, and not bone related, just stiff). I am riding once a week, and training on the ground 3 or 4 times a week. The focus of the blog will be both of us improving health together, helping each other heal. It will also focus on the importance of ground work in a training program, and how people with bad backs can continue to ride horses safely. It will include pictures, videos, and of course written articles. I am not a particularly "pretty" person, and I am not a graceful rider, due to my condition, and I have been treated badly in the equine community because of that. This is another thing I want to touch on. While all of that sounds dreadfully boring and depressing, I do consider myself to have a pretty decent sense of humor, and pretty good writing skills.

Would you ever read a blog like this? If not, what would help get your interest? What should I make sure to include/avoid as I write this?

I already posted a similar question in the Horse section of Y!A, but I also want to know if non-horsey people would be interested.