Hello, I'm getting a new LG TV to use for my main monitor, and I want to get a second smaller monitor without it looking all wonky.
So, looking for recommendations for a 4k monitor, doesn't need to be any more than 60-120 fps, and 24.4'' (approx.) wide to match the height of the TV. Appreciate it!
My cat was attacked by a neighbor's loose dog. She had a large amount of skin removed and one of her back legs was broken and have a ruptured Achilles. I had to rely on family to cover the initial 5.5k deposit for emergency care when we thought would was going to be a more straight forward procedure to get her stitched up. When the vet told me about the leg and that surgery would be needed I kinda just broke. I know that, as a younger cat especially, she very well could have trived with just the missing leg. But with a large uncertainty of how much more it would cost, and how little time I would inevitably have to help her adjust, I chose to euthanize.
Now I can't stop feeling like a total failure as a pet dad becuase I made a rash choice out of fear. I was afraid of such a large amount of debt, I was afraid of her being miserable locked inside when I couldn't be home after something so traumatizing. I didn't know if my other cats would harass her and add to all the stress, and if she got an infection I might not be able to get her the help beyond.
I know all the reasons I made the choice. But I also know that I was stretched thin emotionally. I hadn't had sleep, and it felt like there wasn't time to put off making the decision. And now I'm beating myself up and agonizing thinking that I made the choice out of convenience instead of a genuine need to prevent pain and suffering. Whether I was too selfish in picking to just let her go rather than deal with the effort.
I dont know what I'm looking for with this. I dont know of want some sort of sympathy for my choice, or have my self-directed feelings validated, or if I just needed someplace to vent my feelings about this. Either way, thanks for reading of you did.