It may take up to a month for your cat's tail to heal. Your cat may have low energy and/ or little appetite following a tail pull injury or surgery. Rest is one of the most important components of your cat's recovery. You can help your cat rest and recuperate at home by putting its food and water dishes, bedding, and litter box in a quiet place. Consider making a cozy space in a separate room or crate for your cat. This can help you better observe your cat and its recovery. Place warm blankets in your cat's space. These can invite your cat to rest often. Make sure to provide fresh food and water at least once every day, even if your cat doesn't have much of an appetite. This can minimize the risk of infection. Understand that cats are very clean and sensitive to their litter box. . Provide your cat a clean little box filled with shredded paper instead of litter. This can minimize the risk of infection from litter dust. Your cat may have very few symptoms following treatment for a tail pull injury. If this is the case, it's still important that you cat rest for at least a week. Limiting activities such as running, jumping, and playing with you or other pets can help your cat heal and minimize the risk of further injury. Let your cat get mild exercise such as playing with a ball in its rest area or crate. Keep your cat indoors if it goes outside. This can also help prevent further injury, infection, and even attacks by other animals. Many cats experience urinary and fecal incontinence because due to a lack of sensation from a tail pull injury. This may continue during treatment, but about 60% of cats recover their continence. If your cat has any type of incontinence, provide as much support during this time as possible. In some cases, cats may never regain continence, which may require manual expression or catheterization. Recognize that your cat's vet will let you know the best way to handle the cat's incontinence. Your cat may require manual expression of the bladder by your vet or you at home. The vet may also suggest a cystotomy, or surgical incision, into your cat's bladder to aid urinary incontinence. Give your cat stool softeners as advised by your doctor to aid any constipation. Let your vet know if the incontinence gets worse or doesn't go away. The vet can suggest different or alternative treatments for it. Your cat will likely need to visit its vet on multiple occasions following a tail pull injury or surgery. These appointments determine if healing properly and is in relatively good health. Avoid missing any appointments to ensure your cat's tail and overall health. Schedule follow-up visits as often as your vets suggest or is necessary if your cat is experiencing additional problems with its tail.
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One-sentence summary -- Create a cozy environment. Limit your cat's activity. Aid your cat's incontinence. Attend follow-up vet visits.

Are you sight-impaired and intending to provide useful information for a scribe? Are you compiling a medical history for yourself or your child? Do you plan to use your personal data sheet as a foundation for job applications? Understanding the purpose of your personal data sheet will help you determine what information you need to include. Gathering name and address information for references, any relevant medical data, and details regarding your past jobs and educational experience will help expedite the writing process once you begin. Job resumes are targeted toward a specific position opening. While you may use the same basic format for each job to which you apply, you'll adapt the objective, and possibly some of the supporting information, to the specific characteristics of each position. A personal data sheet, on the other hand, is a compendium of information about you. This document is not generated to "sell" your qualifications to a specific audience, but rather to provide complete, accurate, and clearly presented information about you and your life experiences. Note that while you may target your information to a broad type of audience -- medical professionals, potential volunteer opportunities, etc. -- the same personal data sheet should serve to introduce you to any audience of the targeted type. If you opt to include your personal data sheet with a job application you should always provide a resume, as well.
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One-sentence summary -- Determine why you are compiling a personal data sheet. Gather relevant resources. Understand how a personal data sheet differs from a resume.

Some doctors will help anyone have twins, like the doctor of the Octomom. Others will only help if there is a "medical necessity." There are several medical reasons for a doctor to help you have twins. If you are older, the doctor may suggest having twins is lower chance of birth defects than having two single pregnancies. There are other reasons why a woman may medically not be able to have more than one pregnancy, known as Secondary Infertility. Age and fertility windows are other reasons for needing to have twins. Implanting multiple eggs is cost effective since each IVF egg has a lower chance of implanting, so best to try a bunch at once. It is normally used as a treatment for women who do not ovulate, but when taken by women with no issues it can raise the chance of having twins to over 33%, depending on the woman. Clomid works by encouraging the ovaries to drop more eggs in a cycle. Clomid can result in triplets or more, so be warned! ) IVF used to be called "test tube babies." IVF procedures result in twins at a high rate. Normally the doctors will try to implant many embryos in the hopes that one sticks, but if one sticks, two is also likely. Overall, the chances of having twins in IVF are between 20% to 40%. IVF can be expensive. There are many clinics that do IVF, so get referrals and shop around. IVF is now fairly routine. It's not cheap or quick, but it is not unusual these days either.
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One-sentence summary -- Let a doctor help you increase your chances of twins. If you are undergoing IVF, you could be spending some serious money. Talk to your doctor about an oral medicine called Clomid. Go through IVF (Intro Vitro Fertilization.

You'll need thin set mortar to lay your tiles. While you should always go by the manufacturer's instructions, a general rule of thumb is to start with the powder in a bucket and just add water slowly and mix until the consistency of the mortar becomes like peanut butter. You should also allow it to "slake" after you first mix it up. This means you allow it to rest for 10-15 minutes and then stir it up again. Now it is ready to use. Working in a roughly 2x3' area, use a tiling trowel to apply the mortar. Hold the notched trowel at a shallow angle against the wall, so that the notches on one of its long sides dig grooves into the mortar. Use long, sweeping motions to apply the mortar. The direction of the grooves doesn't matter but the lines should all be roughly parallel. Your trowel size will depend on the size and type of tile you're using. For the average small wall tiles which are currently popular, you will want to use a 1x4" square notch trowel. Test a tile to make sure the mortar is mixed and spread correctly. Mortar a small spot and then place a tile. Pull the tile up and look at the pattern that is create on the back. If you see clear lines, then the mortar is too dry. If you see goopy mounds then the mortar is too wet. With the mortar ready to go, you can start placing your tiles. Just twist them into place, sticking to the small area that you prepared for yourself. Place your spacers between each tile as you go. These are usually cross shaped and placed at the corners but if you have unusual tiles you may have to improvise, such as by placing only one arm between tiles and letting the rest of the spacer stick out. If the mortar rises up between the tiles as you place them, the bed is too thick and you will need a smaller trowel. Check the tiles for level as you go. This is when a laser level can really come in handy.
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Mix the mortar. Spread the mortar. Place your tiles on the wall.