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are the cap and gown you get at the commencement fair rentals or do we get to keep them? i forgot to ask when i was there. thank you!

My dog, Rain (5yrs), for the past month has been having diarrhea. No other symptoms. Her energy is the same as well as her appetite and behavior. After the first week we took her to the vet and they did bloodwork that came out all good aside from a slightly elevated spec cPL but the vet didn’t seem to worry about it, and they also gave her antibiotics and probiotics. Her poops started being good with the antibiotics but once she finished them they slowly turned to diarrhea again. We went back to the vet and they said to maybe change her food to prescription diet, a B12 shot, and gave us more antibiotics. Again with the antibiotics and food her poop was healthy. Once the antibiotics finished, diarrhea again. I just called the vet again to schedule an ultrasound as that’s what we discussed our next step is if dietary changes weren’t to work. I was wondering if anybody has had a similar experience and if so, what did you find the cause to be?

Edit: forgot to mention they also did a fecal test the first time we came to the vet and it came out clear

My husband and I have been married for 3 years. We got married back when signs of addiction were just stating to form yet I thought everything would be okay. After that we had a year and a half of his addiction in which when he’d be blackout drunk he’d be verbally abusive to me (never physically) and he tried to get clean but it never really stuck until i separated for a period of time and he went to rehab (2nd time) and then sober living. We moved back in together six months ago and I can see true progress in him. He’s a completely different person. He is patient, kind, generous and forgiving to me. I can see the guy I initially fell in love with coming back in a more mature man. He says he never has the urge to drink or do drugs again, and honestly i do believe him and i know him enough to know when he’s lying. I’m struggling with letting go of the past. I’ve noticed sometimes I can be a bit critical to him and I think it’s as a way of overcompensate for never defending myself and my needs when he was using. I also sometimes catch myself judging his character based on the things he did in active addiction despite him being super great since he quit as a person and within our relationship. He’s trying his best and I really need advice on letting things go. Could anyone help me?