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Showing posts with label euthanasia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label euthanasia. Show all posts
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Friday, February 3, 2012
MICROSOFT BUYS MERCK EUGENICS TECHNOLOGY
http://www.naturalnews.com/034848_Microsoft_Merck_eugenics.html
Every Microsoft product you buy goes to Bill Gates who would like to kill you, plain and simple.
He doesn't like you. He just likes your money.
He likes your money because he wants to depopulate the earth through any means possible. That's what the Gates Foundation does. You can call it birth control, euthanasia of the elderly, the ill, the physically and mentally afflicted, and those who are just useless eaters. So think about this and the implications, and don't be a useful idiot.
You will pay for your ignorance.
Every Microsoft product you buy goes to Bill Gates who would like to kill you, plain and simple.
He doesn't like you. He just likes your money.
He likes your money because he wants to depopulate the earth through any means possible. That's what the Gates Foundation does. You can call it birth control, euthanasia of the elderly, the ill, the physically and mentally afflicted, and those who are just useless eaters. So think about this and the implications, and don't be a useful idiot.
You will pay for your ignorance.
Thursday, November 24, 2011
YOU ARE 70? YOU'RE A UNIT. YOU'LL GET "COMFORT CARE" UNDER OBAMACARE IF IT ISN'T REPEALED! YES, THERE ARE DEATH PANELS!
https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=en&search=search#hl=en&cp=32&gs_id=55&xhr=t&q=70+YEARS+AND+A+UNIT+COMFORT+CARE&tok=fHJLRrquvTMo9jQaJpTLlg&pf=p&sclient=psy-ab&source=hp&pbx=1&oq=70+YEARS+AND+A+UNIT+COMFORT+CARE&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&gs_sm=&gs_upl=&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.,cf.osb&fp=72ea13ef91cc10f4&biw=1280&bih=591
https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=en&search=search#sclient=psy-ab&hl=en&source=hp&q=MARK+LEVIN+70+YEAR+OLD+UNIT+AND+COMFORT+CARE&pbx=1&oq=MARK+LEVIN+70+YEAR+OLD+UNIT+AND+COMFORT+CARE&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=305l10976l1l11100l41l37l0l1l1l2l511l7372l0.18.15.1.0.1l37l0&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.,cf.osb&fp=72ea13ef91cc10f4&biw=1280&bih=591
Listening to Mark Levin's repeat radio show (Thanksgiving night), and YES! THANKS GOES TO SARAH PALIN FOR INITIALLY EXPOSING THE DEATH PANELS IN OBAMACARE. YOU LAUGHED AT HER. WELL, DON'T. THEY WANT TO MAKE YOU A "UNIT" AT 65.
SO YOU'D BETTER THINK OF CHOOSING A PHYSICIAN WHO WILL IMMEDIATELY REPEAL OBAMACARE. AND HIS NAME IS RON PAUL!
https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=en&search=search#sclient=psy-ab&hl=en&source=hp&q=MARK+LEVIN+70+YEAR+OLD+UNIT+AND+COMFORT+CARE&pbx=1&oq=MARK+LEVIN+70+YEAR+OLD+UNIT+AND+COMFORT+CARE&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=305l10976l1l11100l41l37l0l1l1l2l511l7372l0.18.15.1.0.1l37l0&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.,cf.osb&fp=72ea13ef91cc10f4&biw=1280&bih=591
Listening to Mark Levin's repeat radio show (Thanksgiving night), and YES! THANKS GOES TO SARAH PALIN FOR INITIALLY EXPOSING THE DEATH PANELS IN OBAMACARE. YOU LAUGHED AT HER. WELL, DON'T. THEY WANT TO MAKE YOU A "UNIT" AT 65.
SO YOU'D BETTER THINK OF CHOOSING A PHYSICIAN WHO WILL IMMEDIATELY REPEAL OBAMACARE. AND HIS NAME IS RON PAUL!
Thursday, June 10, 2010
THE SNIPPET OF DOOM - FROM THE WEATHER UNDERGROUND - A FRIEND OF OBAMA'S
H/T to the blog Charging Elephant.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Pet Loss and Euthanasia
http://www.pet-loss.net/euthanasia.shtml
Considering the events of yesterday, I thought this was appropriate.
Considering the events of yesterday, I thought this was appropriate.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Getting ready to say goodbye to an old, sweet friend, and an article on heartworm for the dog owner
Granny Annie, my obese Boston terrier, who is very, very elderly now, has a cough which has progressively gotten worse and last night I was up with her. Granny, as you followers know, was found at the local high kill animal control and had her five minutes of fame as her story and her photo were sent around the world in Wayne Pacelle's HSUS blog and magazine.
She tested heartworm free, and is regularly given her prevention. But I believe it is congestive heart failure because of her extreme weight. Although she still will seek me out and remind me in no uncertain terms that it is a nice evening and time for her stroller ride, I have made the awful decision to play God and have her euthanized. Maybe as soon as tomorrow.
That will be a sad day for all who know her. She has been an absolute blessing to me. I may not be online tomorrow afternoon. The grave I dug for her the week after I got her is still there in the garden. I thought she was dying then of pneumonia and it turned out to be an upper respiratory infection. Still, I knew her time was short.
I implore you to consider adopting the older dog, especially if you are a senior citizen like me. They are very special, and the rewards are inestimable. They need YOU. And you will find in a few minutes after holding "the right one", you need that dog, too.
I am not looking forward to this, but if she is not asleep, she is coughing. I have no idea how old she is, but the time for mercy has come. And if I love her, that is my responsibility. Her three legs have difficulty holding her up now and she tires after a few steps.
So I will give you this link, because I've had to treat a dog with heartworm before - old, sweet Basset, Ruthie. She was a stray who was roaming the neighborhood. The treatment was very hard on her. And I've seen how heartworm debilitates a dog first hand.
http://www.houstonsheltiesanctuary.com/HSS_Heartworm_Site.htm
She tested heartworm free, and is regularly given her prevention. But I believe it is congestive heart failure because of her extreme weight. Although she still will seek me out and remind me in no uncertain terms that it is a nice evening and time for her stroller ride, I have made the awful decision to play God and have her euthanized. Maybe as soon as tomorrow.
That will be a sad day for all who know her. She has been an absolute blessing to me. I may not be online tomorrow afternoon. The grave I dug for her the week after I got her is still there in the garden. I thought she was dying then of pneumonia and it turned out to be an upper respiratory infection. Still, I knew her time was short.
I implore you to consider adopting the older dog, especially if you are a senior citizen like me. They are very special, and the rewards are inestimable. They need YOU. And you will find in a few minutes after holding "the right one", you need that dog, too.
I am not looking forward to this, but if she is not asleep, she is coughing. I have no idea how old she is, but the time for mercy has come. And if I love her, that is my responsibility. Her three legs have difficulty holding her up now and she tires after a few steps.
So I will give you this link, because I've had to treat a dog with heartworm before - old, sweet Basset, Ruthie. She was a stray who was roaming the neighborhood. The treatment was very hard on her. And I've seen how heartworm debilitates a dog first hand.
http://www.houstonsheltiesanctuary.com/HSS_Heartworm_Site.htm
Labels:
Boston Terrier,
euthanasia,
family pets,
Granny Annie,
heartworm
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
COLORADO DACHSHUND BITES VET TECH - IN DANGER OF EUTHANASIA
OUTRAGEOUS! Please leave a comment at the site.
http://www.kdvr.com/news/kdvr-spork-vicious-dog-text-022310,0,6746834.story
The city must be hard up for money. Bites are part of the business of being a vet tech or a veterinarian.
I hope the facility has to close its doors for lack of business. I hope some of my readers in Colorado or anywhere else, will pass this on and leave comments or call the veterinarian's office or the city hall.
http://www.kdvr.com/news/kdvr-spork-vicious-dog-text-022310,0,6746834.story
The city must be hard up for money. Bites are part of the business of being a vet tech or a veterinarian.
I hope the facility has to close its doors for lack of business. I hope some of my readers in Colorado or anywhere else, will pass this on and leave comments or call the veterinarian's office or the city hall.
Monday, December 28, 2009
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Swine flu is causing some Constitutional concern...better take a look
http://www.thenewamerican.com/index.php/usnews/health-care/1658
Federalization, violation of 9th and 10th Amendments - better beware and call your Governor.
This is about CONTROL ON A WORLDWIDE LEVEL.
WE DON'T NEED MARTIAL LAW TO KEEP US SAFE.
WELL, DO WE?
WE DON'T NEED MORE LAWS ON WHAT IS GOING TO BE ADMINISTERED BY THE GOVERNMENT TO BE PLACED IN OUR BODIES.
NO TO THE FLU SHOTS. 300MILLION SHOTS FOR AMERICANS - AT LEAST TWO DOSES.
THIS IS LINKED TO KILLER NERVE DISEASE. OVER 25 DEATHS IN USA FROM THIS VACCINATION and AUTISM.
Trials in TX have killed 25.
Listen to today's Alex Jones broadcast of today - it'll be on Youtube
Federalization, violation of 9th and 10th Amendments - better beware and call your Governor.
This is about CONTROL ON A WORLDWIDE LEVEL.
WE DON'T NEED MARTIAL LAW TO KEEP US SAFE.
WELL, DO WE?
WE DON'T NEED MORE LAWS ON WHAT IS GOING TO BE ADMINISTERED BY THE GOVERNMENT TO BE PLACED IN OUR BODIES.
NO TO THE FLU SHOTS. 300MILLION SHOTS FOR AMERICANS - AT LEAST TWO DOSES.
THIS IS LINKED TO KILLER NERVE DISEASE. OVER 25 DEATHS IN USA FROM THIS VACCINATION and AUTISM.
Trials in TX have killed 25.
Listen to today's Alex Jones broadcast of today - it'll be on Youtube
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
From Townhall today - worth reading! Any or all.
http://townhall.com/columnists/
Here's today's menu from Townhall. Whether it's on dangerous sex education or Obama's plan to get rid of the grandparents, it's here.
Darn - they should have a widget so I could install it on the sidebar where it would be more convenient for you.
Here's today's menu from Townhall. Whether it's on dangerous sex education or Obama's plan to get rid of the grandparents, it's here.
Darn - they should have a widget so I could install it on the sidebar where it would be more convenient for you.
Sunday, December 28, 2008
From brightlion.com comes this poignant and necessary short film on pet population and euthanasia...
Monday, November 24, 2008
Today I dug a grave...
Today was...awful.
Granny Annie, the old Boston with three legs I rescued a week ago today, woke up hot to the touch, with her nose covered with foam. She was having difficulty breathing. Outside she would take a few steps and lie down to rest. Since her adoption, she's had diarrhea but strangely, not today. Tomorrow she was scheduled to see Dr. Lowe, the family vet. Semi-retired, he still practices with the new owner, Jeromy Gillespie at the same location. I started calling before the office opened, leaving messages.
I could not let her suffer.
Then I ran out to town for jury selection, only to find out that the trials had been canceled.
Picked up a few things at the grocery, and when I came home, she laid under my desk and I could hear her wheezing. I'm thinking congestive heart failure. She's drowning in her own fluid and that's why she's bubbling.
Took her out - she was coughing little dry coughs and gagging.
Oh God - not parvo!
No fever. A little snotty, but mostly froth was running from her nose.
I finally was able to dig a grave. Digging a grave in this yard is very difficult with the tree roots.
We had managed to get an appointment with Dr. Gillespie at 2:40 and we went back into town.
I put her on a towel, thinking I could wrap her in it - it would be her shroud. She was coming home, after all.
This was the only way to honor her; the poor, homely waif who at her age did not deserve to be left to die because of her needs in an animal control facility. I would have her euthanized while I
held her in my arms.
The vet tech looked at her and asked me if I was sure. To tell you the truth, I wasn't this time.
I can't count the number of dogs and cats that have embellished their brilliance on my life.
I didn't want her to struggle. To suffocate during the night.
The young vet came in - the first time we'd met - and looked her over. "Why are you doing this?
She has an upper respiratory infection, she's not as old as you think (he says eightish), and those aren't cancers". (I was prepared for mast cell tumors.)
So I came home with wormers (she has a huge load of tapeworms), and directions to give her amoxycillin and Robitussin DM. That's it! A huge relief.
Tomorrow I fill in the grave. Or maybe I should just plant a butterfly bush if I can find one.
A friend gave me some venison - I hid her antibiotic in a piece, and she didn't balk about taking the cough medicine.
She wagged her tail at everyone, including the vet. And you would think that a vet holds some
bad memories, but Granny doesn't seem to hold grudges, and besides, she loves riding in the front seat, looking out.
I'm bushed.
Granny Annie, the old Boston with three legs I rescued a week ago today, woke up hot to the touch, with her nose covered with foam. She was having difficulty breathing. Outside she would take a few steps and lie down to rest. Since her adoption, she's had diarrhea but strangely, not today. Tomorrow she was scheduled to see Dr. Lowe, the family vet. Semi-retired, he still practices with the new owner, Jeromy Gillespie at the same location. I started calling before the office opened, leaving messages.
I could not let her suffer.
Then I ran out to town for jury selection, only to find out that the trials had been canceled.
Picked up a few things at the grocery, and when I came home, she laid under my desk and I could hear her wheezing. I'm thinking congestive heart failure. She's drowning in her own fluid and that's why she's bubbling.
Took her out - she was coughing little dry coughs and gagging.
Oh God - not parvo!
No fever. A little snotty, but mostly froth was running from her nose.
I finally was able to dig a grave. Digging a grave in this yard is very difficult with the tree roots.
We had managed to get an appointment with Dr. Gillespie at 2:40 and we went back into town.
I put her on a towel, thinking I could wrap her in it - it would be her shroud. She was coming home, after all.
This was the only way to honor her; the poor, homely waif who at her age did not deserve to be left to die because of her needs in an animal control facility. I would have her euthanized while I
held her in my arms.
The vet tech looked at her and asked me if I was sure. To tell you the truth, I wasn't this time.
I can't count the number of dogs and cats that have embellished their brilliance on my life.
I didn't want her to struggle. To suffocate during the night.
The young vet came in - the first time we'd met - and looked her over. "Why are you doing this?
She has an upper respiratory infection, she's not as old as you think (he says eightish), and those aren't cancers". (I was prepared for mast cell tumors.)
So I came home with wormers (she has a huge load of tapeworms), and directions to give her amoxycillin and Robitussin DM. That's it! A huge relief.
Tomorrow I fill in the grave. Or maybe I should just plant a butterfly bush if I can find one.
A friend gave me some venison - I hid her antibiotic in a piece, and she didn't balk about taking the cough medicine.
She wagged her tail at everyone, including the vet. And you would think that a vet holds some
bad memories, but Granny doesn't seem to hold grudges, and besides, she loves riding in the front seat, looking out.
I'm bushed.
Friday, November 14, 2008
America's Wild Horses and their future -
if they have one at all. As the economy tanks, the fate of these horses, is doom. I do hope, if this is their plight, it will be done humanely by injection, and not shot.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2008/11/081114-mustang-killings.html?source=rss
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2008/11/081114-mustang-killings.html?source=rss
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