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@thegoliath, thanks. It is great you are able to control it without medication. Some seem more vulnerable to tipping below the scale of self-manageable. I hope I feel better soon too. I want to get posting

I appreciate your comment @bitfiend. I am glad you have a helpful way to keep moving forward, and to cope. It's important we all have something or someone to find comfort in.

Thank you, @kimlucy. My mind is a little clearer at this moment, I don't know how long it will last. Taking the opportunity to get back to those I haven't been able to. I will take a look at your post.

Yes dog, much so!

He is a total GOOF! Does he wake you up with his stomping?!

He is more of a shy guy to start out with, but then he has a bold personality. Sound like you at all?

Thank you :)

Haha, I bet the title threw you off, or maybe even alarmed you.

Him being wild, he's very timid and unsure of me. I was able to hold him when I rescued him as a weak and tiny baby, but as he grew stronger and instincts kicked in, he grew more and more skittish. He's

What an adorable photo. <3

He is a great guy.

"Cheers!"

Isn't he darling?

Thanks!

Thank you! Rats are very misunderstood animals. If you follow me, I hope I can show you just how sweet and darling they are. They're very similar to dogs. They love, they play, they form bonds. Very cute

I am glad you can understand the medical perspective. I was worried when posting this that many wouldn't understand the importance. I will be posting some livelier and happy posts soon- so stay tuned,

I am so sorry you feel this way. This sweet girl was cared for with all the love in the world. When she was uncomfortable she was humanely euthanized by a vet experienced in exotic animals. I hope you

Thanks!

I am sure they recognize the difference between people, and they somewhat interact, but they aren't social and loving in the same way a mammal is. They don't particularly enjoy being held.