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I know this is a really old post but I am wondering if this is the problem with my kitty Daisy. She won't eat and has diarrhea, she was diagnosed with cecal cancer almost three years ago but is essentially in remission (she still takes meds). We added a kitten to the household 6 weeks ago, she doesn't hate him but doesn't love him either - she is fine sleeping with him but is annoyed when he is awake doing kitten things). I added 2 of the multi-cat plug ins about 3 weeks ago. We brought Daisy to ER on Wednesday - all her bloodwork is fine except sugar is high (she is negative for diabetes, so they think it is stress related. She saw a cardiologist, mild heart disease but nothing serious. The oncologist did an ultra sound and the it does not appear the cancer has returned. At the end of a long 12 hours - she ate some food from the vet's hand. They prescribed a bunch of meds to decrease nausea, stop the diarrhea and encourage her to eat - also a dewormer (just in case). We were sent home with the same food but she would not eat it. This morning we dropped her off at ER again - she is seeing an internist, and then they are going to insert a feeding tube (she is down to 5.9 pounds from 6.8 in a week). At this point, they think her lack of appetite could be stress related - it certainly could be the kitten, but she has been fine the first 5 weeks. The only thing I can think of that changed was the diffuser - I am waiting for the vet to call me and I will mention this - I have unplugged them and have all the windows open so when she comes home tomorrow (hopefully) the scent is gone.

Take a look at something with all the spaces you're considering in a more consolidated, better laid out design with a proportional roof: https://www.thehousedesigners.com/plan/southborough-cottage-house-plan-5558/ Make a couple changes -- note image below: - Pull the (green) great room out so it receives natural light ... put in a single French door between the great room and the covered porch (purple), which is now more square /less rectangle ... better for setting up an outdoor seating area, and it doesn't block your light. With this in mind, I would add windows to the SIDE of the kids' rooms. I'd then add a patio, which could be accessed from the screen porch, the great room, or the master bedroom. - Re-do the master bath (red) and master closet (blue) so that the bath receives natural light. You could also have a door connecting the closet and the laundry -- so convenient. I'd probably make the laundry /closet a bit deeper to allow for a folding cabinet opposite the machines. - Add your second garage (yellow) to the side ... the yellow garage would be slightly larger than the existing one. (I actually wouldn't do this, but you say it's a must.) - The breakfast area isn't 'specially spacious, but you could easily stretch your table out into the great room when you have a big group. - With the hall bath available for guests, I'd make the half-bath into a lovely little desk spot ... so convenient off the kitchen. Or a pantry. - It's not perfect, but it still gives you your craft space in the area that's now a dining room ... or you could use one of the kids' bedrooms as your craft space and put the other kid in the upstairs bonus room. Note that the flow works better: the hallways aren't long and twisty-turny.

I was a total rink rat when I was a kid. I won my first transistor radio (first place ladies all ages) in a speed skating contest for the public. I think I must have been around 11. Because I won most of the races I had to start back at the wall instead of the starting line along with a couple of older girls that were in speed club. My older brother worked as a floor guard and in the summer I would go with him to open up and stay all day when I didn't have a competition. Sunday was club day and we had classes and practice. Then private lessons after school during the week. Friday nights there was a sock hop after the last session. So much fun and all the rink romances . LOL The manager's daughter and I were friends and we both got puppies at around the same time. We would bring them to the rink with us and they'd run around with us while we skated until the rink opened for the public.