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I'm crazy squeamish people (in a small cut can not pour iodine), almost falling into a swoon ..
.... So that, if necessary - ALL people can bear.
The main thing is to set priorities.
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And the animals, as I have convinced more than once, too - can all survive, if properly "set priorities" ...
Here, I remembered the story as we treated our dog Kate (Bloodhound), I talked about it here-
http://forum.artinvestment.ru/showpo...&postcount=482
It was like this. Katya in the literal sense, "touched on the corner", hit a run badly, did not fit into a corner on the stairs. Was a large (diameter 12-15 cm) hematoma on the side of his neck. Had to operate. After the surgery was required at home, twice a day, cleaned and rinsed open incision (5 cm) and lay it in a tampon with some ointment.
Naturally, the question arises: who will do it. My daughter and I immediately abandoned because of "weak" nervous system and the tendency to fainting ... Like, we can certainly hold a dog ... but so as not to see all this horror, turned away, and closing his eyes ...
Her husband, after hearing all of our arguments, said: "Go away, I'll somehow cope without you!"
We went out the door to the room remained open ... My husband called the dog and with a sigh, suddenly turned to her with a speech: "You know, Catherine, as it turns out that besides me who does not treat you .. I am not a doctor, Katya, but I'll try ... And you really have patience, please - must suffer! "
This "text" we will remember for a lifetime - it was so unexpected and so sincere!
What and how to understand dog monologue from my husband, we do not knows, but our stubborn and willful Kate, throughout the week, dutifully came to the procedure.
My husband was making a newspaper on the floor, calling the dog, "Katya! Come on - we'll be treated! ". The dog obediently came, rose to the newspaper, sighed, lowered his head, eyes and zazhmurivala, patient, motionless, waiting for the end of this horrible procedure .... Feet, however, with her trembling ...
Here's a very touching story for us was ...