u/Creative_Debate_6239

Please help me find this textbook . I went on most piracy websites and have only been able to find half of the textbook !

Last time someone kind was able to help me find the textbook for free , so I’m hoping someone could help me again as I am a struggling student !! Reddit deleted my private messages, so if your that kind person seeing this please help i beg!!😭

Hey everyone. I honestly debated posting this because I feel a little awkward asking, but today is my 23rd birthday and things have been pretty rough lately. I’m currently deep into grad school, completely unemployed, and living on a budget that leaves zero room for extras. To top it all off, I lost my sweet baby cat a few months ago, and the house has felt so empty ever since. I see all the amazing posts on here and wondered if there is anyone out there with some spare yarn and time who might be willing to do something kind. I know custom pet replicas usually cost a lot, which I completely respect and understand since it takes so much skill and labor! But I figured it doesn't hurt to ask if any generous soul might want to practice their pet replicas or happen to have an extra little mini crochet lying around that they wouldn't mind mailing to a lonely student. Because I have zero money right now, I unfortunately can't cover shipping costs, but I would be endlessly grateful if anyone was in a position to gift even just a tiny emotional support potato or a little bumblebee. It would genuinely make my entire month.

Disability studies and the inclusive classroom : critical practices for embracing diversity in education

( NEEDS TO BE THIRD EDITION)

Author Susan Baglieri

Hi , I’m looking for somewhere to get 100 peices of attar (mini) for my grandma’s 80th birthday for a good price ? let me know

Hi ! I’m new to planting and have overly bought so many cucumber seeds !! Looking for someone to swap cherry tomato seeds with !! preferably in nyc

hi guys my boyfriend cat is an inside cat 24/7. He’s about 7 has no issues and is always at the vet . He randomly started foaming at the mouth ??? any clue as to why this is happening??

Hey everyone! I’m currently freaking out getting ready to take the NYSTCE Multi-Subject CST (222) math section, and the stress is definitely hitting hard. 😭For anyone who has already taken and passed it, I would be so grateful for your insight/advice!

Formulas & Terms: Were there any specific formulas, math concepts, or terms that were NOT provided on the official reference sheet, but came up on the exam? What do you wish you had memorized beforehand? Calculator tricks ?

Question Wording & Phrasing: Did you run into any weirdly phrased or confusing word problems? How did you approach decoding what they were actually asking for?

Time Management & Strategy: Any general tips for pacing or managing test-day anxiety for this specific module?

I’m struggling with a mix of deep grief and overwhelming frustration right now, and I really need some outside perspective. My cat recently passed away at around 19–20 years old. I had her for 5 years, and she meant the world to me. For context, I’m normally terrified of animals, so she was my first and only pet. Building that bond with her was so special to me, and losing her has been incredibly hard. Instead of being given space to process this loss, my family is being hounded. Almost immediately after my cat passed, a family friend started calling my mom and grandma, pushing us to take her cat. She’s owned this cat for 7 years, but all of a sudden, now that I no longer have a cat, they’re constantly trying to offload her pet onto us (saying they are unable to take care of her , can’t afford to buy him food/litter..) Whenever my mom talks to this friend, their family immediately launches into a guilt trip. They keep saying that if they can’t find a home for the cat, they’re going to drop it off at a shelter. To make matters worse, my mom and grandma keep bringing this up to me—we’ve had this exact same conversation 5 times already—asking me what I want to do. It feels completely insensitive. I am actively grieving a companion who meant everything to me, yet I'm being put on the spot to make a decision while being emotionally blackmailed with a threat about a shelter. Pets aren't interchangeable replacements, and I have zero connection to their cat. Down the line, when I’ve had time to heal, I’d love to rescue another stray on my own terms. But right now, I am simply not ready, and it feels wrong that they are using my loss as an easy opportunity to rehome a pet they've had for nearly a decade.

Am I wrong or out of line for being frustrated, refusing to take this cat, and being upset with my family for not protecting my boundary and shutting this down?

edit : it has been less than a month that my cat has passed

I’ve been on here for over two years now and i have under 200 karma points . I’m not even sure how I actually acquired these points to begin with. However, whenever I try to make posts in most communities it keeps telling me I need to have “at least 500 “ then deletes my post. how does one even obtain this ? I’m so confused because if my posts were posted , I would be able to gain my karma points i think . I feel like i’m already on reddit so much not sure what i’m doing wrong .

Has anyone received their graduation yearbook from Teering yet ?

I’m writing this through tears and I really need some advice or guidance. Five years ago during COVID, an older stray cat ran into my house to escape the snow. I took her in, and she’s been my only pet and my absolute world ever since (I am terrified of all animals, so this is really big) The vet estimates she is somewhere between 17 and 20 years old now.
The past two days, New York has been hit with really hot weather, and she stopped eating. Yesterday, she had a seizure. I saw blood and completely panicked, rushing her straight to the vet. To be honest, I don't know a lot about cat medicine, vets , cats in general —I just know how to give her food, love, water, and keep her safe from toxins (google). At the clinic, the vet did a physical exam. They told me her heartbeat didn't sound right, she’s gotten very skinny, they felt a mass in her abdomen and she has multiple underlying conditions—including complete blindness, which wasn't fully there before the seizure (she could still see a bit before). They told me that doing X-rays and bloodwork "didn't really make sense" because, given her age and condition, there isn't much they can do for her anyway. They gave me Gabapentin just to keep her comfortable.
Because she is suffering, I asked the vet if we could put her down. They refused, telling me that without running the $800 bloodwork and X-ray panels first, they legally or ethically cannot perform euthanasia.
I don't have $800. I am a full-time college student and currently unemployed. This morning, she took a massive step back. She is barely moving, won't eat or drink, and isn't meowing at all. It was my first quiet morning in 5 years and the reality of losing her just hit me so hard. I can't afford the tests just to be told what we already know—that she is actively passing away. But I also cannot stand to watch her suffer.

Is it normal for a vet to refuse euthanasia without expensive diagnostic tests when a cat is clearly at the end of her life?

Are there low-cost clinics, human societies, or charities in the NYC area that can help with affordable end-of-life care or compassionate euthanasia?

How can I keep her as comfortable as possible right now with the Gabapentin?

Please help me, I am so lost ..