Just the thought of losing my kitty makes me sad :rose;
i'm trying to hold it in but damn man....
Just the thought of losing my kitty makes me sad :rose;
Yeah it is. I was referring to the over the counter NSAIDs, such as acetominophen, ibuprophen, or asprin. The smart thing to do would probably to get pain killers and head directly over to get treatment.There is no such thing as over the counter Vicodin. Hydrocodone is a controlled substance (at least in the US). And taking painkillers to mask the result of an infection would be even dumber than not getting it treated for days.
I can relate, my mom passed in May of 2009. Sure does not feel like almost two years now.probably last time was a few weeks ago.
i cry fairly often because i still think about my fathers death which was august of 2009. a lot reminds me of it, and every now and then i like to watch the dvd i made for his wake which is just a 20 minute slide show with a bunch of songs that he loved since he was big into music.
music in general is a cue that will get me thinking about him and emotional in general.
but everytime i watch that dvd i'm balling by the end of it.
Problem was that I was in Japan at the time. Painkillers are almost universally prescription only, the ones I could get, Advil and the other easily available ones were dosed to a much smaller Japanese person.Yeah it is. I was referring to the over the counter NSAIDs, such as acetominophen, ibuprophen, or asprin. The smart thing to do would probably to get pain killers and head directly over to get treatment.
i cried when i drove over some assholes stupid dog and realized i would need to get him a new one. Total bullshit. If i hit a 10 year old dog then i should only owe you an equivalent 10 year old dog of the same type.
Few days ago. Our 15 year old cat's finally losing his long battle with cancer, I can't see him lasting much longer.
Last night - while watching Undercover boss
Finally lost*
So make it yesterday. I actually did alright, few tears. But my mom and dad were really broken up about it, not something I see every day.