btw @ dear anon. idk how often u check my blog or if u are a mutual or anything or if you’ll even read this but know that i am giving u specifically a thank you kiss on the cheek everytime u send me an ask. i appreciate all of ur messages they brighten my days so much and i WILL reply to them someday and im sorry i haven’t yet but for now just know they mean a lot to me 🫂❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
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Moots if you ever meet me irl and I feel comfortable that I can talk to your vocally without crumbling into myself I’m going to first apologize because I am one of those people who fluctuates a lot between talking about my interests and showing you a lot or asking you questions and then adding myself in.
I’m a big talker when I get out of my bubble/if I’m bored enough.
Yes I am an introvert but I will talk a lot if I get comfortable.
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this week has been quite intense honestly. with a crazy anesthesia for a dental on a patient on monday, doing a spay surgery on a dog on thursday, a 6-hour appointment with a patient on wednesday where the owner was the nicest guy ever but he wanted literally everything done and it was super stressful on me to get everything done, early mornings almost every day this week. and on top of that, I have been concerned about my own dog (his name is max and he’s 12 years old) and have taken him with me to work twice this week- once on tuesday for one of the specialist doctors to perform a neurologic exam on max, and again on friday to have one of the other specialist doctors perform an abdominal ultrasound on max. luckily, my lil max is doing okay. even though he’s been showing some weird signs at home, the neuro exam went perfectly and he’s neurologically stable. they ran bloodwork and there was some abnormalities on his liver values and his urinalysis. so then I took him back to the clinic with me on friday for them to ultrasound max to see if there was any masses or tumors on his liver (because he had a liver insult in 2018 and we were concerned something else was going on). luckily his ultrasound went well and there is no masses. most likely it’s chronic damage to his liver. but now we are switching him back to the liver meds he was on a few years ago to see if that can bring his values to a better range, along with giving him some pain meds due to some hip pain that he has to see if that helps him to feel more comfortable so he can act more like himself again. last night he was playful and happy and I feel like I made the right choice in taking him to the clinic and I’m hoping he feels better now. but god, it was really stressful and scary to worry about him and still continue to keep working with other patients.
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