'Dirty Girls'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Nice, Tom! People should've gotten extra credit if they could do the dance, I would totes want to see that. :) I"ve started doing a pub quiz on Thursdays with a friend, but next week is a special "Bob's Burgers" one? And I've never seen the show.
Interesting chart...I have no idea how I look compared to the people, because so many of them look so different!
I made it home!
In four years, presuming we're still having elections, remind me not to visit my parents during either political convention.
I"ve started doing a pub quiz on Thursdays with a friend, but next week is a special "Bob's Burgers" one? And I've never seen the show.
What?! You need to watch it as it is super funny all the time.
I hear you on the qualifier, aurelia. I'm glad you made it home.
In states the obvious news, the media is really pissing me off with the continuous search for controversy.
Good Monday all!
In states the obvious news, the media is really pissing me off with the continuous search for controversy.
At least the DNC starts today. Can't wait to watch it tonight.
Ooh, it looks cute!
I won't be able to afford long term chemotherapy for Sammie if she has bladder cancer (a possibility but not certainty after last week's UA, red blood cells still present after a month's antibiotic treatment for bladder infection). I'm waiting to get a call back from the vet who saw her at her first two visits so I can ask the questions I was too stunned to ask the other vet last week. Meanwhile I am pondering the value of spending the $400-500 out of savings to diagnose an illness I can't afford to treat versus simply watching and waiting with a view on quality of life and easing Sammie's end.
Schröedinger's cancer? Knowing for sure but being able to do fuck-all about it, or peace of mind through expensive diagnostics?
First question for the vet is just how dramatic are the results of that UA? Is this a "could be nothing/could be something" situation, or is this a "red blood cells in that concentration mean something serious"?
Sorry to hear that, WindSparrow. I wouldn't (and have not) spend the money on a diagnosis you can't do anything about. For me, knowing the dx wouldn't give any more peace of mind than just keeping an eye on whatever you can tell about her quality of life.