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Daisy’s recovery from Stage 5 IVDD has been incredible. In August 2025 she suddenly became completely paralysed in her back legs and was referred urgently for specialist neurological treatment. An MRI confirmed a severe disc extrusion causing spinal cord compression, and she underwent a right-sided T13–L3 hemilaminectomy with T12–L2 fenestrations.
At the time, she was paraplegic and doubly incontinent, and we were warned that nobody could guarantee whether she would walk normally or regain full bladder function. Amazingly, she urinated independently the first night after surgery and continued making progress from there.
Her recovery involved months of dedicated rehabilitation, including physiotherapy at home several times a day, regular hydrotherapy sessions, initially twice weekly and then weekly as she improved, as well as laser therapy to support her recovery. Little by little she regained movement, strength, coordination and confidence in her back legs.
Today, Daisy is continent, walking normally and essentially back to the dog she was before the injury. Considering where she started, completely paralysed with Stage 5 IVDD, her recovery has been nothing short of remarkable.
I purchased this with my own money and was not given this for free to review. However i did get early access to buy it.
The mousepad comes in the standard packaging and boxing; if you're unaware of what that is, it's the same packaging as the Zane, Apex, Polarity, etc. So nothing I find too "special", but i do like the magnetic closing and opening of the box itself, makes it easier to switch pads and store it. but most importantly, the pad is protected during shipping, as that's all I really care about.
Artwork wise, I'm not a massive anime fan; in fact, I prefer plain mouse pads like the polarity's graphics. The colours definitely pop very well, especially the dark greys mixed with the neon like green.
Performance wise, this is meant to be a more controlled version of polarity, not sure if thats done via coating or an actual difference in the glasspad itself. it feels identical if you were to close your eyes and physically rub your hand around the mouse pad. If you already have a Polarity, I wouldn't urge you to buy the Zofia. It is more controlled, and i do perfer it STRICTLY for CS2, but if you want something more overall, stick with the polarity. The best way i can describe this is if you mixed HANA and POLARITY together. It's got the best of both worlds.
Comparing it to Wallhacks CR-005, it does feel slightly faster, with slightly less stopping power and a little bit less static friction, but overall a much better glide feeling. It doesn't feel muddy or rough either, which I felt the CR-005 feels like (obviously it depends on the skates you use) if i had to choose between the two, I would go with Zofia, CR was way too controlled for me, and skates got destroyed quickly with it.
I didn't experience any sensor skipping or spin-outs, with normal LOD on both Finalmouse, WLmouse, and Superstrike; however, i do have the AUTO TUNING thing disabled in Logitech settings.
I live with and help look after my grandmother, along with my two dogs. Ever since I was a kid, both I and the rest of the family have noticed that she has a serious hoarding problem.
It’s not at the extreme stage where you can barely walk through the house, but there’s very little usable space. If several people are in the same room it immediately feels cramped, and virtually every counter, table and available surface has something piled on it.
Today, however, she actually accused me of hoarding because I ordered drinks in bulk from a wholesaler. I saved around 35% compared with normal retail prices, and I stored them in the shed because it’s the coolest place available.
The irony is that the shed is already completely full of her belongings. She started complaining that I’m “hoarding” and that things “used to look nice” but now look like a “warehouse.” I pointed out that there isn’t really anywhere else to put them because virtually all of the available storage space is already occupied by her stuff. Her response was basically that all of those belongings are “what makes the house what it is.”
This isn’t just someone who likes keeping a few extra possessions either. In the past she would even keep rotten food, empty cans and other rubbish until a doctor became involved and made it clear that the situation had to change.
What makes it even stranger is that I’m fairly certain she knows herself that she has a problem, because when she borrows my laptop I’ve noticed that she frequently searches things related to hoarding.
Has anyone else experienced this with a relative who hoards? Have they ever turned around and accused you of being the hoarder when you challenge the amount of stuff they keep?
TL;DR: My grandmother has had a long-standing hoarding problem that the whole family is aware of. I recently bought drinks in bulk to save money and stored them in an already cluttered shed, and she accused me of hoarding and making the place look like a warehouse. I’m wondering whether anyone else has experienced a hoarder projecting the same behaviour onto them.
Currently with The Kennel Club, but they feel both dishonest and extortionate. Looking for alternatives.
the Game shows 52/64, but according to the Steam store, it's only got 52 achievements. What's going on here?
Anything worth upgrading if I have a PG32UCDM already? I only use the monitor for 4K Apple TV, 4k movies and 4K gaming-focused story games.
Wondering if anyone uses this OS on a high end system, something like a 14900k + 5090 for example or something similar
Hey everyone,
Since training my dog to walk off-lead using an e-collar, I’ve had quite a few untrained, off-lead dogs approach us while my dog is in a heel.
Sometimes there is no owner in sight, and even when there is, they often make no attempt to recall their dog. On a few occasions, random dogs have followed or stalked us for quite a long distance.
This isn’t happening in dog parks, as some people might assume. It has happened in several completely different places, including the city centre, out in the woods, and during regular walks.
My dog is trained to ignore unfamiliar dogs unless I give her permission to interact with them. I also don’t allow her to interact with random dogs because one of my other dogs is immunocompromised and currently undergoing chemotherapy, so I need to be particularly careful about what she may bring home.
She is very well trained on the e-collar, but I can sense that these situations are making her nervous, especially when another dog continues following us or invading her space.
How do you usually deal with situations like this? It doesn’t happen every day, but it has happened often enough that it’s starting to concern me.
Looking for sensible offers of equal value.
Items I'm interested in but not strictly after: butterfly knives, Karambits, M9's, AK / M4AS and Gloves
Trade Link: https://steamcommunity.com/tradeoffer/new/?partner=878061005&token=FxRkiKd5
Some recent photos of Anna, such a lovely girl. So grateful to spend every day with her.
This pad is basically a combination of the Zane and The Phantom, but more refined and faster.
It is not faster than the DYSTOPIA Rin, regardless of the mouse or skate combination I used during testing. The Rin still remains the fastest and smoothest glass pad I've ever tried, which makes sense given it literally feels like an air hockey table and has virtually no texture at all.
Compared to the SAYO, I'd say they're quite similar, but I'd personally argue the Apex is the better pad overall. It feels slightly faster, has better feedback, and just feels more refined.
Now, this pad was something I was really interested in since I first heard about it, mainly because I play CS2 and love testing glass pads for tactical FPS games, alongside battle royale games such as Battlefield REDSEC. My main game is still CS2 though, as I'm currently 29.5K Premier (Season 4) and Level 10 on FACEIT with 3300+ Elo. I feel that's a high enough level to properly put glass pads to the test, especially considering cloth pads are still the dominant choice in the high-level tactical FPS scene.
The design is something I personally like. I prefer darker colours and as little anime artwork as possible. I've never really been a fan of bright or cartoon-style designs, so this suits my setup perfectly.
The printing, or however the artwork is applied to the glass, is incredibly high quality, especially the red colours. The pad also looks great in a dimly lit room, which is how I normally play.
Although I tested the pad with all of the skates listed above, I mainly used ESPTiger Snow Full Skates and Jade Air Donuts throughout my testing, as they're the skates I use most often.
This pad reminds me a lot of The Phantom, which is still in my top three glass pads of all time, but it feels like a more refined and improved version.
The pad retains its temperature really well, and I personally never felt the need to wear a sleeve while using it.
I also noticed it seems much more resistant to dust compared to the Zane, which I felt attracted dust incredibly easily and wore my dot skates down much faster than other pads.
The surface itself is very smooth, especially when paired with GhostGlide Cyclones Pro skates.
I mainly tested this against the DYSTOPIA Rin and the SAYO, as these were the two pads I was most excited to compare it with. They were also two of the hardest pads for me to source.
For anyone who doesn't know, there are, as far as I'm aware, two versions of the SAYO. The Apex reminds me much more of the second version, which is the one I personally own.
The Apex and SAYO are very similar overall, but I feel the texture and feedback from the Apex are better. It just feels like a more refined version.
However, it's important to say that I still think the DYSTOPIA Rin remains the fastest and smoothest pad I've ever used. That makes sense though, as it literally feels like an air hockey table and has virtually no texture at all.
I'd also say the Apex is faster than the Zane.
One thing I did notice is that the Polarity actually feels smoother than the Apex when using GhostGlide Cyclones Pro dot skates. These dots from my testing are the smoothest on glass, if you know better please let me know im always down to try skates.
That being said, I would personally choose the Apex over the Polarity.
The Polarity is a really good pad, but after using it for around a month, I found it was just a little too controlled for my liking. I wanted something with a bit more speed.
Hi everyone,
I purchased a Black Pearl and a Ruby Butterfly Knife from the same seller. It has now been nearly 24 hours, and they still have not accepted the sale.
From what I have read, if the seller does not complete the trade within 24 hours, they receive a warning and a 5% penalty.
Would I be a bad person if I simply let that happen?
I have not attempted to contact them outside of CSFloat, as I believe that could be against the rules. They have, however, been online multiple times since I placed the order.
Do any victims of Steam trade scams ever actually have their skins returned to them?
I know it happened years ago, where some people managed to get their skins back, but I have not really seen anyone mention it happening recently.
Correct me if I am wrong.
I have a question for those who bought high and sold low.
What made you decide to sell at a loss? Did you regret it afterwards?
I understand that not everyone is in a position to hold long term, if you need money, you need money. I’m just curious how people who chose to take the loss felt about it afterwards, and how they moved on from it.