How are you feeling?
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MikeyC
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Lucky you! One day I'm going to go to America and see some snow. We have snowy mountains a few hours away, but it's not like the American winters.
Nanita
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I get migraines too. I finally found some pills that help (I got them in a german drugstore when I was travelling..) most of those I´ve tried, don´t help at all.
I´m jealous of the snow... There has been a lot of snow here, but everytime it comes, it melts after a couple of days because the temperatures change all the time.
Nanita
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all riiight..! :bowing:
What I really want is a fender jaguar...know what I´m talkin about
raying:Keep dreaming, I know. damn it. :kickingmyself:
But yeah the Squier standard sounds pretty good, so I´m glad it´s not too expensive.. I also tried a squier Affinity which I liked but it wasn´t as good as the socalled standard.
takeheart
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well Im fine now but this girl has been ignoring me on Facebook. for some reason its bothering me, she is completely ignoring me yet I have done absolutely nothing wrong. I dont want to start 2013 worrying about this so if she keep ignoring me by Monday then Im done with her. I wanna start 2013 in positive mood
cowboyup
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ohhh that is sad...
here's some virtual cookies. sadly, not the same. I'm hungry now lol:bigsmile:
Phoenixx
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My depression streak from last night never went away. I mean, it did temporarily, but it crept right back on me today and I've been in a moody flunk since. I've kept myself in my room all day, not wanting to see or talk to anyone.
To make my mood worse, my cat doesn't look good -- physically anyway. About a week ago I found a couple random bald spots, about the size of my thumb, on his back right leg and saw that there were scratch marks on there. Clearly he got into a cat fight, most likely with the neighbor's cat who's constantly over here looking for shelter because the neighbors don't keep him in, not even in the winter, they just feed him and offer absolutely no shelter. (poor thing. I don't know why they do that, but it pisses me off.) Anyway, there was no puffiness, no infection whatsoever, just scabs. So everyday for a week I've been putting on petroleum jelly (started off with bag balm and then switched) to keep the skin soft, since it was chapping from the cold, and just been playing the waiting game because there's not much else you can do when it comes to fur growing back. Last night I had checked it before going to bed and it looked the same as it has. Then this evening when my cat comes down the stairs from sleeping all day, I noticed it doubled! Now there's this huge stretch of bald spot on him and I don't know why and it has me worried. :sad:
Now that the holidays are over, I hope I can get him into the vet. It's not like he's acting sick at all. He's still as happy and lazy as ever and he eats the same as he has been. His fur just doesn't look good. I don't know what's going on. :idontknow:
To make my mood worse, my cat doesn't look good -- physically anyway. About a week ago I found a couple random bald spots, about the size of my thumb, on his back right leg and saw that there were scratch marks on there. Clearly he got into a cat fight, most likely with the neighbor's cat who's constantly over here looking for shelter because the neighbors don't keep him in, not even in the winter, they just feed him and offer absolutely no shelter. (poor thing. I don't know why they do that, but it pisses me off.) Anyway, there was no puffiness, no infection whatsoever, just scabs. So everyday for a week I've been putting on petroleum jelly (started off with bag balm and then switched) to keep the skin soft, since it was chapping from the cold, and just been playing the waiting game because there's not much else you can do when it comes to fur growing back. Last night I had checked it before going to bed and it looked the same as it has. Then this evening when my cat comes down the stairs from sleeping all day, I noticed it doubled! Now there's this huge stretch of bald spot on him and I don't know why and it has me worried. :sad:
Now that the holidays are over, I hope I can get him into the vet. It's not like he's acting sick at all. He's still as happy and lazy as ever and he eats the same as he has been. His fur just doesn't look good. I don't know what's going on. :idontknow:
1BlackSheep
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I've been in a super bad funk lately too, partially because of all the rainy weather we've been having. Maybe the darker, cold days are getting to you as well? :sad:
Awww, poor kitty! Maybe some bacitracin ointment would help in the meantime? Bacitracin for Cats | eHow.com Hopefully his bald patches clear up soon!
1BlackSheep
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Do you have a county-run clinic that you can go to which can help you get treatment for this if you don't have health insurance or the means to pay for care? We have a lot of patients who come to the clinic I work at with migraines. They're usually given injections for pain and nausea to provide immediate relief and then are advised to get into a longer-term (non-narcotic, as some try to come back for the narcs too often!) maintenance program. Apparently some antidepressant meds can actually help with migrane pain as well.
Phoenixx
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^ Actually I kind of realized that it might have something to do with being that time of the month. But it really doesn't help that I've been inside my house for nearly a week now. We're pretty much snowed in over here, since we got very close to a foot of snow this week from nice old Draco. Roads have been so awful and the snowplows haven't even bothered to keep up with it. It's a mess. I love snow and all this time of the year, but it can stop now. I have more than enough.
^ I've never heard of that stuff before. Do you know where I can get it? I've been trying my best to not send my cat to the vet right away since it's so pricey and I don't exactly have the money, plus my dad's been starting to complain again. :/
1BlackSheep
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I would go stir-crazy living with all of that!
You can use NeoSporin or any triple antibiotic (has bacitracin in it), or buy generic bacitracin (make sure to get without zinc), all which can be bought at a drug store like CVS. According to "The Pill Book Guide to Medication for Your Dog or Cat" (have a copy of it I'm quoting from), regarding NeoSporin:
- NeoSporin is FDA approved for topical use in animals.
- For external use only.
- Do not apply over large areas or in deep or puncture wounds. Ointments should only be used to treat small wounds and only for a few days.
- Apply a thin film on affected areas 3-4 times a day or as directed by your veterinarian.
Also, make sure not to buy any ointment which has a pain reliever in it as this can be toxic to pets!
Hope this helps!
vj288
not actually Fiona Apple
ohhh that is sad...
here's some virtual cookies. sadly, not the same. I'm hungry now lol:bigsmile:
*tries to eat computer screen*
Phoenixx
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^ I actually enjoyed it for a while. It was nice not having to go anywhere. I mean, after shopping around for the holidays, and then before that going to school 5 times a week and finishing with finals, yeah I was ready to be a hermit for a while.I would go stir-crazy living with all of that!
^ Oh thank you so much! I will definitely keep this in mind. If I can manage to actually get out of the house, I'll be on the lookout for this. I'll probably end up scheduling a vet appointment too sometime this week if I can.You can use NeoSporin or any triple antibiotic (has bacitracin in it), or buy generic bacitracin (make sure to get without zinc), all which can be bought at a drug store like CVS. According to "The Pill Book Guide to Medication for Your Dog or Cat" (have a copy of it I'm quoting from), regarding NeoSporin:
- NeoSporin is FDA approved for topical use in animals.
- For external use only.
- Do not apply over large areas or in deep or puncture wounds. Ointments should only be used to treat small wounds and only for a few days.
- Apply a thin film on affected areas 3-4 times a day or as directed by your veterinarian.
Also, make sure not to buy any ointment which has a pain reliever in it as this can be toxic to pets!
Hope this helps!
BlueDays
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^So your saying you will never feel happy in here until everyone agrees with everything you say in your posts?
I having been feeling extreme lethargy all day long. I think the depression is getting the better of me again :sad:
Nah, while it may feel as such you're definitely not stupid. You're really quite intelligent, if I may use your posts here as a reference of assessment. Even intelligent people make mistakes.
What you do and do not know isn't fully dictated by what you've got up top, but also by experiences. If you happen to land on certain experiences you're bound to lead to certain conclusions. This may be correct, or they may not be, it's often difficult to tell..
Lea
Banned
That´s what I think..