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Donator — Lucifer Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/12 06:57:11 )
@Skykat: I'm a moderator so I have to be very careful I don't make a mistake, so I'd rather be safe than sorry
@Unicorn: still not healing, but not much I can do about it other than suffer lol. aside from that I'm ok, and how are you dear?
@Roshan: fuzzy foot rests are the best
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Donator — She/Her Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/12 07:10:18 )
@Roshan: where are you sore at, what did you to? Your lucky to have a fuzzy under your feets.

@Lucan: so to heat that, but why are you not healing up? I am still feeling like crap, I still have hayfever sadly so I am feeling sleepy and icky.
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Donator — Lucifer Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/12 07:13:30 )
@unicorn: I have no idea why, but the medication hasn't worked, I'm going back on Monday to get a referral to a dermatologist , they originally thought it was a staph infection, but that is supposed to heal up after a week with medication, this has been 3 weeks on medication and no real change.
I hope you feel better soon though huggles
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Donator — She/Her Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/12 07:19:02 )
@Lucan: well I really hope that it isn't a staph infection and that you heal up very soon.

Awe thank you, and I hope so I really dislike hayfever and seasonal allergies in general.
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Donator — Lucifer Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/12 07:31:28 )
@unicorn: I almost wish it was a staph infection cause it would have healed weeks ago, this is something else but I'm not sure what :c hopefully i'll know soon
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Donator — She/Her Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/12 09:07:27 )
@Lucan: true but staph infections are nasty bad, I knew someone who got told once it was to late, that they had a staph infection the doctors couldn't do anything to help.
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Donator — Lucifer Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/12 12:21:50 )
@unicorn: damn I'm scared now, I hope if I have one it isn't that bad D:
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Donator — He/She Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/12 14:55:01 )

@Lucan: they really are! Especially when they start to pur out of nowhere!


@Unicorn: right!! Occasionally the fuzzy lets me hug him and sleep like that with him when he is feeling weird. Lol

Oh. Well my thigh muscles and that muscle there at the sternum. It is from working out.
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Donator — She/Her Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/12 18:20:39 )
@Lucan: well I hope it isn't, sometime bodies are used to a certain med. So they have to find something else to help.

@Roshan: Ooh ouch, I am so sorry to hear that.
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Donator — She/Her Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/12 21:43:13 )

@Lucan: daw your avi's so cute.
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Donator — He/She Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/13 02:13:42 )

@Unicorn: yea it is just sore but only hurts when my kitty decides to step on those parts with his big fat paws.
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Donator — She/Her Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/13 04:22:22 )
@Lucan: your avatar is soo cute ♡

@Roshan: Ooh I can understand that, and
I am sorry to hear that you are still sore.
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Voltie Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/13 05:20:16 )
@Lucan: I know, Crypti. :hugs:
I was just "rambling" about how some people make Rules' and yet... They do not go by Them or the Rules' do not make any sense or contradicts daily life.
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Donator — Lucifer Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/13 07:57:38 )
@Roshan: apparently purring is caused by blood bubbling in their throat (how to ruin the cute of purring in 1.5 seconds) also i have a skymaster and skunk punk for sale now too if you are interested.
@unicorn: thanks! yours is cute too even though it has no face :o
@Star2000shadow: thank youuuu!
@Skykat: I know how that is, but rule making can be hard
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Donator — She/Her Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/13 15:58:29 )
@Lucan: ooh thank you, I haven't been feeling to great so faceless at the moment for now.
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Donator — He/She Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/13 18:49:03 )

@Lucan: yes!! I am interested in buying them!!

And did you know that cats don’t just purr when they are happy? They purr at a frequency that helps them heal as well.
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Questing: !

Donator — She/Her Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/13 22:39:43 )

@Lucan: your very welcome.
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Donator — Lucifer Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/13 23:13:37 )
@Roshan: I didn't know that :o and for you its 12k for both :3
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Donator — They/them Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/14 02:07:39 )

kitty purrs can also have a healing effect on humans too! :D

""When a cat purrs within a frequency range of 20-140 Hertz, nearby humans may be therapeutically benefiting from these vibrations. Purring has been linked to lowering stress, decreasing symptoms of Dyspnoea, lessening the chances of having a heart attack, and even strengthening bones"
http://www.dailyinfographic.com/the-healing-power-of-cat-purrs-infographic

"Various investigators have shown that sound frequencies in this range can improve bone density and promote healing"
"The powerful purr vibrations put off by cats even has the strength to aid in healing soft tissue damage, such as muscle, ligament and tendon injuries."
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Donator — She/Her Posted 6 years ago ( 2018/07/14 02:21:50 )
@Roshan: that is interesting on hearing about cats purring to heal themselves.

@Lucan: what are you selling pretties?

@Zuzu: that is all very interesting, and thank you for sharing.
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