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Small context we got my little brother a cat (I have my own doing perfectly fine) but she won’t stop having diarrhea. For context the shelter gave us medicine and said it was 7 days worth but only lasted 2 days with the dosages they told us. She had her first vet appointment and they only prescribed over the counter medicine and didn’t do any in depth testing. She is about 3 months old, we’ve tried wet food and dry food, both lead to diarrhea and it’s to the point where she dribbles out poop because she can’t hold it. I’m honestly making this post because my mom is leaning towards taking her back and even thought it’s my brothers cat I hate the idea of taking animals back to the shelter after giving them a home. Initial thought now is parasites but I just thought I’d see what the professionals/others think or may have any solutions. Trying to get ideas because it seems she may just plan on taking her back rather than getting her tested. Poor kitty is very loving she just can’t control it.

Just wanted to leave this here for anyone that is unmotivated to continue applying especially those in the tech field to show it is possible. I started my tech journey about a year ago and didn’t start applying consistently until about a month ago. No major schooling just labs, certs and projects, and searching daily to see if any new jobs opened. For context I do not use LinkedIn easy apply nor do I use indeed they are scams, I use LinkedIn to find jobs and go to the business’ website to verify if there is an actual opening and if there is I’ll apply. About 20 applications and 3 ish interviews later (one being a waste of time with a recruiter building her pipeline for a “future opening”) I landed a position. If there is anyone that is breaking into IT or anything in general that would like an easier breakdown feel free to ask!

Interviewed with a company Tuesday in what I thought went really well and they said 1-2 business days to make a decision. Business day number 2 is now over and nothing yet, I definitely plan to keep applying but what is a realistic timeframe to assume they went through with another candidate. I was planning on waiting until tomorrow morning and if nothing shooting a follow up email.

I just landed an interview with teksnap for client support technician in which the summary for the job itself is the usual hardware, software and network troubleshooting but the details and qualifications are much more complex than what my resume shows. Not to down on myself but my resume isn’t the strongest yet and the job wants DoD certifications, security clearance, years of experience, PKI experience etc. Can I still assume that they are willing to test the waters with me reaching out for an interview although they are searching for a lot more than I currently have?

Looking for some where the protagonist wants to get with his crush and either meets another girl that tries to help him or has an already existing friend that tries to help him and ends up with the friend. Very common troupe I know but I feel like I’ve watched all the main ones on Netflix, Hulu, HBO etc. Recommend whatever you can think of anyways please!