Desdraftlit
u/Desdraftlit
I brought my cat Toothless to the vet today for his scheduled appointment. Before two weeks ago - he used to weigh thirty pounds and was my big fluff butt kitty.
Over the course of two weeks he lost ten pounds, stopped eating, and was breathing with his mouth open. His furr was becoming unkempt and he adjusted alot in his sleep.
Turns out he had heart failure and leukemia... We didn't have much choice but to let him go without suffering.
My wife and I miss him so much. He was our best friend. He was our king. He would always come to the top of the stairs when we got home from work and meow at us as if he was mad we were gone. He would always yell at us when his bowl was empty. He always
I'll try to keep these short.
In my life I've bought 8 vehicles. Four of which have been brand new. (less than 500 miles) With each and every vehicle I've bought, something has happened to them within less than 24 hours of owning them.
The first vehicle I bought was a 1998 Nissan Sentra (used) with a manual stick shift. Before you comment - I was raised on manual vehicles my whole young adulthood, I knew how to drive them. I was so excited to show my uncle that I decided to make the two hour drive to his house to show him. Half way there the transmission gave out. I was stranded for a few hours before a tow truck came.
Second vehicle was a 2000 Daewoo Lanos. I didn't want it necessarily,