Write an article based on this "Give her some space. Try to salvage the relationship. Let her go. Give yourself time. Cut off all contact. Get rid of anything that reminds you of her. Stay active. Be constructive."
article: Sometimes in relationships, one or both parties has a moment where they feel unsure about the relationship. During this time, the person will tend to distance themselves a bit from their significant other, usually without much explanation. This can leave you confused about what is going wrong and wondering if you did something wrong. The temptation is to try to get in touch to figure out what the problem is, but this often annoys the person that is feeling unsure, leading them to take action. If you are experiencing this, do your best to give her space. While there are no guarantees, distancing yourself from her for a few days/weeks may give her a chance to realize that she really enjoys your relationship, and feels lonely without you. Even if it doesn't work out the way you hope, giving her some space will also give you a chance to realize that you had a life before she was in it that you enjoyed, and you can still have a great life, even if she isn't in it. If you really feel that you absolutely cannot live without your girlfriend, you can take steps to salvage the relationship. However, it is important to understand that if your girlfriend is unhappy and doesn't want to be with you, it will eventually make you both miserable. Try to identify what it is about the relationship that is making her unhappy. The cold truth is that she maybe just isn't that into you anymore, but there may also be other things going on in the relationship that are causing her unhappiness. Try to identify those problems, and fix them. Surprise her. If you have been with your girlfriend for a while, you may not be using all your charm to keep her happy. Therefore, surprise her with something special. You could surprise her with a romantic dinner, or a night out to her favorite dancing spot. It can even be something simple to let her know you're thinking of her, such as her favorite candy or flowers that you know she likes. Try to remind her of good times. There was a reason you two decided to begin a relationship, but those reasons can seem distant when times are tough. Try to get back to those reasons by reminiscing about your first date or a time when you were both laughing uncontrollably about something. The idea here is to elicit those positive feelings you felt in the beginning of your relationship. Write her a love letter. This is a simple one, but many people enjoy receiving love letters. This doesn't mean you should be extra cheesy; a simple letter where you remind her of how much you care for her is sufficient. You might mention a good memory you have together and/or something you are looking forward to doing with her in the future. Try to be more open and vulnerable. While it may feel more natural to put your guard up and stop sharing things with your girlfriend, this might make matters worse. Instead, try to open up to her a bit more. Tell her when you are having a bad day, be willing to share your fears, and allow her to see a softer side of you. Encourage your partner to be independent. Perhaps one of the reasons that your girlfriend became unhappy in the relationship was because she felt smothered or unable to be independent. Try to encourage your girlfriend to do the things that she wants to do rather than trying to keep her at arm's length. For example, if your girlfriend wants to apply to a competitive college, offer to help her with the application. If your girlfriend wants to go on a trip somewhere, tell her she should go for it. It may not be what you want to do, but in some cases, it may be best to simply let her go. If it is very obvious to you that she is unhappy in your relationship, but afraid to take the plunge for one reason or another, be courageous and show her how much you care about her well-being by breaking it off yourself. You can do this gently by being honest. Tell her that you can see she has been unhappy in your relationship for a while, and that you know she doesn't want to hurt you, but it's time to let the relationship go. It may not lessen the pain of breaking up any, but it will give you some control over the situation. You may even feel relieved after living in an unhappy relationship for some time. When you break off the relationship with your girlfriend, it is also important to let go of the anger that you feel towards her or about the relationship. Hanging onto your anger and resentments will only harm you. In order to get over a relationship, you need time. If you are sad about the loss of your relationship, try to remember that in time you will feel get over your sadness. There are many other things you can do to help yourself feel a little bit better, but ultimately, you're going to need time to get over it. There is no set amount of time, however. It may be days, weeks, or months. Try to look at each new day as a step in the right direction. It can be tempting in the early stages of a breakup to try to call, email, or text her. However, doing so will only prolong your pain. Delete her number if you have to and delete her from all of your social media accounts. If she tries to contact you, ignore the call or text. If she sends an email, delete it without reading it. This doesn't mean that you can never, ever talk to her again. However, you will likely regret anything you say in the aftermath of a breakup, and it won't make you feel any better anyways. If you don't want to completely get rid of any contact information you have, write it all down on a piece of paper, and give it to a trusted friend to hold onto until you are over the relationship. If you don't want to completely get rid of something by throwing it away or donating it to charity, then at least put everything in a box or a bag, and put it somewhere where you won't see it. If you think you'll be tempted to reminisce over these objects then just get rid of them, or at least ask a friend if they can hold onto the items for awhile. While it is alright to give yourself an evening to cry and be sad about the breakup, after that, try to keep active. Make plans with friends to do things that you enjoy. Try attending a social event where you can make new friends. You won't spend so much time dwelling on the loss of your girlfriend if you are out doing something fun with people you enjoy being around. You should also try to stay physically active. There is plenty of evidence that physical activity makes you feel good, both physically and mentally. It can be tempting after a breakup to lay around and mope, but try to challenge yourself to get out for a walk or a run. If you enjoy team sports, join a team. Although it is sad that the relationship is over, you can still try to learn from it. Spend time reflecting on the relationship as honestly as you can. It's likely that she did many things wrong in the relationship, but you probably did too. Rather than dwelling on her faults, try to think about what you could have done better. For example, maybe you can try to be more communicative in future relationships so that future girlfriends are more willing to talk with you when something is bothering them. If, in your last relationship, you tended to get angry and defensive when she tried to talk about a problem, maybe you can practice being open and calm in the face of problems. It can be difficult to be honest with ourselves about our flaws, but try to remind yourself that there is no point in hiding behind your pride at this point.

Write an article based on this "Observe respiratory symptoms. Recognize the digestive signs. Notice how his muscles work. Pay attention to their bathroom habits. Assess the condition of your dog's skin."
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Towards death, from a few days to a few hours, you will notice that the dog's breathing will become shallow, with very long intervals in between breaths. The normal resting breathing rate of 22 breaths/minute may drop to only 10 breaths/minute. Immediately before dying, the dog will exhale deeply. You may be able to feel your dog deflate as her lungs collapse. The dog's heart rate will drop from the normal 100 to 130 beats per minute to as low as 60 to 80 beats per minute, with a very weak pulse. In the final hours, you will observe that your dog breathes shallowly, and will not move anymore. Most of the time, your dog will only lie in a dark or hidden corner of your house. If your dog is dying, he/she will show a very clear loss of appetite. There will be virtually no interest in eating and drinking water. As death nears, the organs like the liver and kidneys are slowly shutting down, making your dog lose digestive functions. A dry and sticky mouth, due to dehydration, can be observed. You may also notice vomiting. The vomit usually will contain no food, only frothy or sometimes yellowish to greenish colored acid, due to bile. This also comes as a result of loss of appetite. Twitching or involuntary spasms of muscles can be observed as your dog weakens due to loss of glucose. There will also be a loss of response to pain, and loss of other reflex actions will be observed. When your dog tries to stand or walk, you will notice a lack of coordination and staggered walking. Possibly, your dog will not be able to walk at all. Your dog may lose consciousness or go into a coma immediately before death. Dogs that are nearing death and have suffered a chronic or prolonged illness may have a very skinny, emaciated look. Your dog may lose muscle mass, and the muscles may become very small and atrophied. Another sign is an uncontrollable bladder and anal sphincter control. Towards death your dog will urinate and defecate without control. Even the most disciplined or well-trained dog is likely to experience these symptoms. Urination will be uncontrollable and with little volume. Nearing death, the dog will pass liquid diarrhea that is sometimes foul smelling, and sometimes blood tinged. After dying, your dog will urinate and defecate for the last time because of total loss of muscle control. Skin will be dry and will not return quickly to its original shape when pinched. This is due to dehydration. Mucous membranes like gums and lips will be pale. When pressed, they will not return to their original pinkish color even after a long time (1 second is the normal return time for gums to return to the original color).