Problem: Article: If you suspect that your cat has gone blind or is losing her sight, schedule an appointment with your cat's veterinarian right away. Some types of blindness are reversible if they are treated right away. For example, if your cat is suffering from blindness caused by hypertension, a daily medication may restore her sight and prevent further health problems as well. Make sure that your cat gets regular check-ups with a veterinarian even if she seems healthy. Early diagnosis and treatment of a problem can prevent your cat from going blind. Sometimes a cat will go blind over a period of days, weeks, or months. After the cat has become mostly or totally blind, you may begin to notice some strange behavior. Observe your cat to determine if she might be blind. Some of the behaviors that blind cats display include: Seeming confused about her surroundings Bumping into furniture and other objects Missing jumps or landings that she used to manage with ease Seeming reluctant to move around or venture outdoors Rubbing or squinting her eyes If your cat's behavior has you suspicious that she might have gone blind, inspect her eyes to see if they look different than usual. Even if your cat is not showing signs of blindness, you should inspect your cat's eyes regularly to check for early symptoms of blindness. Some common symptoms of blindness in cats include: Eyes don't respond to light, pupils are dilated Eyes look cloudy, inflamed, or discolored
Summary: Schedule an appointment with your cat's veterinarian. Look for signs that your cat has gone blind. Inspect your cat's eyes to check for symptoms of blindness.

Problem: Article: Go over your lawn with your trusty lawnmower, on a lower-than-usual setting. This will thin out the existing lawn and help your new seed blend in better. Go over the entire lawn with a rake, making sure to thin out dried-out or dead grass. Plunge the tines of the broad fork into the soil, pull back slightly, and then take your broad fork out of the soil. When doing this, be careful not to disturb the structure of the soil. When aerating, you don't want to overturn the soil, just loosen it up a bit. Overturning the soil will uproot the grass and may cause the proliferation of weeds. Spread just enough to cover anywhere from 14 inch (0.6cm) to 12 inch (1.3cm) of grass. Apply the mulch lightly enough that some of the soil surface is visible through the mulch. Once the seedlings begin to grow, water less frequently, hitting 1 inch (2.5cm) per week.
Summary: Mow the lawn lower than usual. Rake the existing lawn to further thin it out. Aerate the soil with a broad fork (preferable) or other aerating device. Spread compost, and then fertilizer, over the entire lawn. Pass over the lawn with a spreader several times to apply the seed. Rake in the seed, making sure to cover all spots equally. Mulch the entire area lightly using weed-free straw or hay. Water the area regularly in the beginning.

Problem: Article: Do you really need to seek revenge? Before you take any action, carefully consider your motivations. What will you gain through trying to get back at this person? Revenge can actually increase anger rather than decreasing it. If you end up hurting your ex back, you may feel guilty, sad, or empty afterwards. Wait and consider your actions for awhile before lashing out. Make sure you know everything about the situation to make sure revenge is warranted. Think long and hard about whether you'll actually feel happier if you get back on the guy. Try to accept your urge for revenge is natural. However, remember that the anticipation may feel better than carrying out the act. You may be better off fantasizing about revenge than actually indulging in it. If you're your best self in the wake of a breakup, this is a great means to revenge. You want your ex to feel like you only got better after he left. Start a workout regimen so you can look and feel better. Pick a form of exercise you enjoy that you're likely to stick to. If you love riding your bike, for example, start taking long bike rides a few times a week. Be careful getting into a new workout routine. Always talk to a doctor before starting a new program, and ease into any form of physical activity. You want to avoid strain. If you're reeling from heartbreak, this is important. You should accept what you're feeling and take some steps to cope with your own pain. Allow yourself to experience and deal with your emotions. If you need to feel pain, do so. If you need to cry, have a good, long cry. Do things that make you happy. Go out and see a movie with friends. Go visit your family. Sometimes, being happy can be a form of revenge in and of itself. Imagine your ex seeing happy social media posts of you thriving without him. That may hurt him more than any directly vindictive action on your part. Live in the now rather than the past. Remember, you can't undo the past. You can, however, work on making the most of the present. It's natural to focus on the pain now and again. When you feel yourself doing so, find a way to gently pull yourself back into the present moment. Think to yourself, "That was then and this is now. I want to move forward." Think about all the good things in your life. Focus on your hobbies, your career, and your social life. Do not get sidetracked by petty thoughts. After awhile of healing, you may want to think about forgiveness. Forgiving the person who hurt you may help you find closure. You don't have to agree with what the guy did to forgive him. You can simply acknowledge that negative actions do not make him a bad person overall. Think to yourself, "This guy made a mistake, like we all do. I'm ready to let it go." Remember, forgiveness is not a sign of weakness. It actually takes a lot of strength of character to forgive someone for hurting you.
Summary: Consider whether this is the right move. Start working out. Take care of yourself. Focus on the present. Consider forgiveness.

Problem: Article: Also make a list of the things that you like about yourself. Tape the list to your bedroom wall or bathroom mirror. Every morning, read the list to remind yourself of how great you are. If you find yourself thinking that you aren't good enough for college or that no one will want to be friends with you, then reverse these thoughts. Instead, tell yourself, "I am good enough for college," or "Many people would love to be friends with me because I am a great friend." If wearing makeup helps you feel more confident, then wear makeup. If smiling and greeting your classmates makes you feel more confident, then greet them. If joining a club or volunteering helps you feel more confident, then join a club or volunteer. By doing the things that help you feel more confident, you will be more confident. New people and places can make you feel alone and unsure at times. However, understand that you aren't the only one who feels this way. Try to reach out and befriend other classmates, or call your high school friends if you need someone to talk to. If you cannot seem to shake your loneliness, make an appointment with a counselor on campus. A counselor can help you work through hard times.
Summary:
Make a list of your strengths. Reverse negative thoughts. Do the things that make you feel confident. Realize that you are not alone.