in positive news, #90 = done. when i wrote the list i intended to take a cpr/first aid course for humans... but since i anticipate spending a lot more time with dogs and cats in the next few months, i opted for the pet version, offered by cpr seattle. i learned the basics: how to restrain an injured animal, check vitals, treat serious bleeding and shock, administer cpr, and safely transport the pet to an emergency vet. i wish there had been more hands-on training -- we only got about twenty-thirty minutes working on the stuffed animals -- but i feel much more confident in my pet caretaker abilities! plus i get to practice my new methods on stu. he lets me check his pulse no problem so i'm sure he'd be totally cool with the heimlich...
day five hundred and eighty-nine
d'oh! i was halfway into my "don't buy any clothes/accessories for a month" goal and i totally BLEW IT. i went to bartell's to pick up a prescription and on my way out i accidentally bought a pair of cheap-o sunglasses. it didn't even occur to me until two days later that that's TOTALLY AGAINST THE RULES. argh. i'm gonna go on a target binge tonight to get it all out of my system and start anew tomorrow...
in positive news, #90 = done. when i wrote the list i intended to take a cpr/first aid course for humans... but since i anticipate spending a lot more time with dogs and cats in the next few months, i opted for the pet version, offered by cpr seattle. i learned the basics: how to restrain an injured animal, check vitals, treat serious bleeding and shock, administer cpr, and safely transport the pet to an emergency vet. i wish there had been more hands-on training -- we only got about twenty-thirty minutes working on the stuffed animals -- but i feel much more confident in my pet caretaker abilities! plus i get to practice my new methods on stu. he lets me check his pulse no problem so i'm sure he'd be totally cool with the heimlich...
in positive news, #90 = done. when i wrote the list i intended to take a cpr/first aid course for humans... but since i anticipate spending a lot more time with dogs and cats in the next few months, i opted for the pet version, offered by cpr seattle. i learned the basics: how to restrain an injured animal, check vitals, treat serious bleeding and shock, administer cpr, and safely transport the pet to an emergency vet. i wish there had been more hands-on training -- we only got about twenty-thirty minutes working on the stuffed animals -- but i feel much more confident in my pet caretaker abilities! plus i get to practice my new methods on stu. he lets me check his pulse no problem so i'm sure he'd be totally cool with the heimlich...
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ha! i had to give buddy the heimlich once. it was scary, but it worked!
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