u/PurrishSP

This is a short clip featuring a black kitten on someone's bed. It has something to do with the kitten trying to play-attack his owner, and at the end of the quote the guy says "he is not ready... for he is just a baby."

My memory is rather vague, but you don't see the man's face, just his hands. Encountered either on Reddit or YouTube. Takes place in either America or Canada. I'm not sure if the kitten falls off the bed or just stumbles and tumbles. But the way he said "for he is just a baby" is REALLY distinctive. The whole thing is just a really cute, funny, memorable cat clip and I'm foolish for not saving it.

Thanks in advance to anyone who helps out finding this elusive cat vid, hiding out there somewhere in the incomprehensibly vast sea of cat videos!

This is a short clip featuring a black kitten on someone's bed. It has something to do with the kitten trying to play-attack his owner, and at the end the guy says "he is not ready... for he is just a baby."

My memory is rather vague, but you don't see the man's face, just his hands. Encountered either on Reddit or YouTube. Takes place in either America or Canada. I'm not sure if the kitten falls off the bed or just stumbles and tumbles. But the way he said "for he is just a baby" is REALLY distinctive. The whole thing is just a really cute, funny, memorable cat clip and I'm foolish for not saving it.

Thanks in advance to anyone who helps out finding this elusive cat vid, hiding out there somewhere in the incomprehensibly vast sea of cat videos!

I was recently diagnosed with severe adult growth hormone deficiency / hypopituitarism. I just got my Norditropin (a brand name for somatropin) pen delivered today and took my first injection (0.5 daily). I'd like to ask others who take this med:

1 For those who are obese like I am, did you experience a reduction in appetite and/or feelings of hunger after taking somatropin? If so, how long did it take for you to see which results?

2 For those with severe anxiety or other exacerbations of mental health, can you please specify what exactly you experience? I find the term "anxiety" is used as a catch-all but it can manifest in many unique forms. For me, I have constant argumentation in my head that I can't stop. Despite years of therapy and different psych meds. It's extremely wearisome and causes me to feel irrationally persecuted all the time.

3 To what extent is your cognition affected and when did youn start noticing any improvement? It feels like my brain is being slowly eaten away and everything, especially involving memory, is getting harder. Even simple driving has become dificult.

Please add any individual experiences you would like, I am interested in every detail, broad or specific. Thank you for your time!