If your cat has diarrhea that lasts more than a few days, if she's also vomiting, or if she also seems lethargic (more tired than usual) she needs veterinary attention. Call your vet and ask if you should bring a sample of the feces with you in case your veterinarian wants to do an analysis of the specimen. Bring a fresh fecal sample that's less than 12 hours old. Small amounts of red blood in the stool may be a minor issue. If the stool appears black and sticky (or "tarry"), it may mean that digested blood is coming from the stomach and that a stomach ulcer may have formed. Your veterinarian will probably do some tests (blood work, fecal analysis for internal parasites, x-rays, ultrasound) and prescribe a medication. If your veterinarian finds intestinal parasites in your cat's stool, the appropriate medication will be prescribed. If it's not an intestinal parasite, the veterinarian may prescribe a medication to slow down the diarrhea, such as Metronidazole, Prednisolone or Tylosin. Bring your cat into a small room and shut the door. Hold your cat firmly in your left arm (if you're right-handed) and wrap her in a towel like a cocoon if she will let you. Give the medicine using a syringe (or eyedropper) at the side of the cat's mouth and administer a little at a time. Make sure the cat is swallowing the medicine and not just letting it drip out. Your veterinarian should include a syringe or eyedropper when they dispense liquid medications. It never hurts to ask for a second one just in case you need a back up. You may want to give your cat a second syringe with a small amount of room temperature water to swallow: this will help clear the medicine taste from his mouth. Be sure to ask your vet how soon you should see improvement. Some chronic conditions, like inflammatory bowel disease, may need medication for months, perhaps for life. If the treatment plan is working for your cat, the diarrhea should improve or be resolved completely. Signs of Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) are: weight loss, dehydration, vomiting, and diarrhea. Your veterinarian will need to run tests to determine if your cat has IBD, chronic diarrhea related to intestinal cancer, or regular diarrhea.
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One-sentence summary -- Know when to go to the veterinarian. Take your cat to the veterinarian. Give your cat the prescribed medication. Observe whether the cat improves.

Stuff corn tortillas with shredded chicken, beef or vegetables and pour mole sauce on top before baking. Pour the sauce over freshly roasted or grilled chicken, and serve with Mexican rice on the side. Use vegetable stock instead of chicken stock, and vegetable oil instead of lard. Pour the sauce over vegetables or tofu and serve. Prepare steak or ground beef with Mexican spices, and make Mexican pinto beans as well. Pour mole sauce over the dish.
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One-sentence summary -- Make mole enchiladas. Make chicken mole. Make vegan mole. Make beef and beans with mole sauce.

Don't put off a project because the deadline is not close. The earlier you start a project, the earlier you will complete it. If you wait too long, you'll end up scrambling for time as the deadline approaches. Analysis Paralysis is when someone analyzes a problem for too long before beginning it, which could lead to project delays or the project never getting completed. It's easy to make excuses, but it doesn't help us learn from our mistakes. Instead of making excuses, look at the situation objectively and consider where you can improve. Always take the initiative to get things done early and don't place blame on others if you're unable to complete a project. Telling a friend or family member about a deadline could motivate you to completing it on time. If you're the type of person that is easily distracted, you could benefit from saving social time for after you meet your deadline. If you're missing important deadlines on smaller tasks because of late nights or spending too much time with your friends, abstain from attending social events until your deadlines are met. Tell your friends that you have an important deadline, and you would like to go out, but you have to meet your commitments. Your environment affects your mood. If the work space you are using makes you tired, or is uninspiring, consider changing it. Visiting a local cafe may be the right decision if you can do your work on a laptop. Simply changing the room you're in may also help you stay productive. Distractions can reduce your productivity and efficiency. If you are regularly being delayed because you are being distracted by websites, social media, or people interrupting you, find a way to limit them. Turning your phone to silent mode and not having social media up are two ways to stay on schedule so you can meet your deadlines. There are apps that are available that will turn off all notifications from social media so you aren't tempted to waste time.
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Start your project as soon as you can. Hold yourself accountable. Save social time for after you complete it. Change your environment. Deactivate distractions around you.