u/lost_scenery

Am I good to miss those? I just have too much going on medically and if it seems like something is expendable I'll jump at the chance to miss it.

I struggle with these ones a lot!

I probably have tokens saved up from hotel ponies that I didn't end up getting. Do these save or do they reset? Hopefully this makes sense lol I've had two sedated procedures this week.

Should I spend the 90 gems on the field and get her? I've been playing for so long but all these new features confuse me! I only have 124 gems rn, but I understand that essentially 90 gems for a pony is good. Please help (apologies if there's been similar posts here already, I haven't been able to find any)!

I'm a first-year nursing student and have a couple of questions about my timetable and placement dates.

1. I have two classes scheduled at the same time (one online and one on campus) occurring twice. Am I expected to attend the in-person one and watch the recording of the other later? I also have one of the QUT You units immediately after a nursing tutorial. Would it be okay to watch or skip the recording, or is attendance required?

2. I think I've received an email about when next semester's placement dates will be released, but I was wondering when I'd find out my placement dates for next year. My family usually books holidays well in advance, so I'd like to avoid any scheduling conflicts if possible.

Thank you so much for your help!

I haven't played Roblox in a while, but as far as I know Royale High is becoming less popular. Does that mean it's harder to cross trade? I have a lot of Royale High stuff that I'd like to swap out for Adopt Me pets!

Hi everyone! I have a two-year-old Kelpie mix with anxiety and leash reactivity. She's recently started muzzle training as well.

About five or six weeks ago, her vet switched her from Fluoxetine to Paroxetine because I felt she was becoming increasingly agitated as we raised the Fluoxetine dose. When she first started Fluoxetine, she went through about two weeks of struggling to settle and had some behavioural regression, but it eventually passed. This time things seem much worse and haven't improved.

About a week ago the vet reduced her Paroxetine dose because of how she's been acting. She's warned me it could take another few weeks to see any change, but I'm really struggling in the meantime.

The biggest issue is her restlessness and inability to settle. She seems constantly aroused and a lot of behaviours we'd previously made progress on have regressed (e.g., jumping, impulsivity). She's a lot harder to manage than she was before and has become noticeably more anxious on walks again (which hadn't been a major issue for quite a while).

Settling used to be one of her strengths. We've done a lot of mat work and she became really good at relaxing and switching off when needed. Now she seems incapable of doing that. She paces, struggles to settle, and has started crying and whining a lot throughout the day, which is very unusual for her. It feels like she's constantly uncomfortable or unable to relax, and I don't know how to help her.

What I'm finding especially difficult during all of this is knowing what to do with her during the day. I haven't changed her routine, but I constantly worry that I'm not doing enough for her especially given her breed mix and how restless and vocal she is.

I'm also neurodivergent and rely heavily on routines. I don't always learn or process information the same way other people seem to, so when things stop working I can get really stuck. I feel completely lost about how to help her and what I should actually be doing day-to-day.

For context, we do sheep herding about once a month, which we both really enjoy. This year we've also tried dog parkour and agility, but she found it difficult to concentrate enough to really engage with either activity.

The funny part is her reactivity isn't even what I'm most worried about right now. It's the constant restlessness, crying, inability to settle and overall behavioural regression.

Has anyone experienced something like this? I've got no idea how to manage this or what to do. Any advice would be really appreciated because I'm feeling pretty overwhelmed and unsure as to how to help her...