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I'd say in a bar to this author dr 1. Kittens die 2. You have a unique position to help people. 1. If you have ever cared for 4-7 week kittens then you know
by losteverything 9y ago
I'd say in a bar to this author dr
1. Kittens die
2. You have a unique position to help people.
1. If you have ever cared for 4-7 week kittens then you know sometimes they just die. Don't be surprised when they do. They simply do. One moment they seem healthy and the next-they are gone.
Your patients will not come back. They just won't. Don't be surprised when they don't come back. It happens. You will not know why. It's part of life like kittens dying.
2. You help people. You give them their life back. You are One of the few people who can make someone better. You improve. You prolong happiness. You give hope. It's often invisible to you. Yet it is real. It's real when your patients can travel, cook, walk, earn a living, hug grandchildren, breathe another breath.
I can't do that. Most people can't do that. But you do. Every day.
So who gives a ### that you don't know why the kitten left your practice. It never changed all the good you did and all the good you can and will do.
So... Forget the kitten.
- waqf 9y agoYou are correct to forget this kitten, but that doesn't in any way mean you shouldn't research ways to stop kittens dying.