Hum/111 Week 3

Whether we like it or not, conflict is a part of everyday lives. It can happen to anyone, from your friends to your family.

God then commands Death to show Everyman who is outside of the law of God what must come to him without escape or delay, the day of reckoning for all. Death encounters Everyman and has questioned him about why he has neglected God, “Everyman, stand still! Whither art thou going thus gaily? Hast thou thy Maker forget?” (Anonymous). Death dispenses the bad news that his day of reckoning for his sins has come and he must give account to God. Upon hearing that his time has come to an end he begins to fear his journey to go before God and give an answer to how he lived his life on earth. Everyman bribes Death to give him another day. Everyman’s argument is that Death did not give him a warning and now he wants to find a companion to accompany him on this journey of reckoning. As time nears Everyman struggles with his ignorance and therefore begins to seek and call upon his earthly friends such as Fellowship, Kindred, Cousin, and Goods. Everyman discovers that one by one his acquaintances and possessions, whom he held dear to his heart and promised to be with him till the end, all abandon him in his time of need.

The conflict that I will use here is the conflict between me and my parent and in particular with my dad. This was sue to the fact that I had to move to live with my mum during the initial years of my college life yet there before I had been living with my dad.

This cat was so aggressive that it would usually attack its owner whenever she tried to touch it, but since it was so sick, she was able to capture it and bring it into us. The cat still had enough fight in it when it got here

Feline infectious peritonitis, or FIP, is a viral disease that is caused by certain strains of the feline coronavirus (Cornell). Most strains of the feline coronavirus do not cause FIP, and in the initial infection of a virus, most cats do not show symptoms. It is only when the infection progresses by mutating, or there is an anomaly in the immune system, the condition is called feline infectious

Keep your cat indoors; the majority of infected cats are outdoor cats, or indoor/outdoor cats. Have your cat tested annually, you may not know it but your cat could be spreading the virus to other cats. Knowing if your cat is infected isn’t just for your cat’s health, but for all other cats that they may come in contact with. “On average, testing 1,000 feral cats will result in the identification of 60 cats who test positive for either FIV or FeLV; that would mean $12,000 needs to be spent to identify 60 positive cats. That same $12,000, at an average spay/neuter cost of $50, could be put instead towards neutering 240 feral cats (neighborhoodcats

The cats were having some problems. One day at our house we realized our cat (Esmeralda) was having problems. She wasn’t eating very much, she was throwing up a bit more,she wasn’t walking very much, and definitely not running. She didn’t even really care about the dog.(Who loved to chase her, and her sister) We knew something was up so we took her to the “Hospital” for animals. When we got the results they said she was suffering from something called “Acute Kidney Disease”. Acute kidney disease refers to the sudden failure of the kidneys to perform normal filtration duties. They kept her there at the hospital. We visited her and poked in for more test results and that kind of stuff.

Anemia and lymph node swelling could also be present. After exposure to an infected feline, some felines will not contract the disease. In some cases, the disease will not be known until a year has passed the date of exposure. Other felines will have the onset of symptoms as soon as four weeks when the virus enters the bloodstream. A feline with a poor immune system because of previous illness, stress, or sanitation reasons, allows it to contract any virus because of lower body conditions. Transient viremia is when the feline produces enough antibody to eliminate the virus from its body, enabling it to be disease free. Persistent viremia felines have noted virus in body fluids, and their immune system did not produce enough antibodies to protect against this disease. Attraction of other diseases is a great possibility with death imminent. Latent infection is virus free in body fluids, but the disease’s symptoms can occur throughout its lifetime when common illness or stress is produced. These felines also have a risk of developing other diseases. “Diseases potentiated by the FeLV virus include feline infectious peritonitis, feline infectious anemia, feline viral respiratory disease complex, toxoplasmosis, chronic cystitis, periodontal disease, and opportunistic bacterial infections”. (Carlson & Giffin, 1995). Having this virus makes the feline more vulnerable to receiving other diseases of immune suppression, or the development of cancer. The common cancer to acquire is

Feline Leukemia virus, or FeLV for short, is a highly contagious and potentially fatal retroviral infection that weakens a cat’s immune system, because of how the virus interacts with infected cells once it is introduced to the hosts blood stream. A retrovirus is a virus composed of RNA instead of DNA, that contains an enzyme called reverse transcriptase, which is what gives them the unique property of transcribing their RNA into the DNA after it enters a cell. The infected DNA can then be integrated into the chromosomal DNA of the host cell and be expressed throughout the entire body. It can cause various blood disorders, and may lead to severe immune deficiency that can hinder the cat's ability to protect itself against other infections.

He felt sick. Not flu sick or cold sick. Really sick. Had anything out of the ordinary happened that day? This question fazed him until he shut his eyes and went to sleep, not knowing that this was his final thought before the reactions killed him.

In what conversation is the author participating? The author is not participating in any conversations mentioned in the article. What are the important issues or questions? One important issue and question that is present in the article is “Treat or Euthanize?” (helping owners make critical decisions).

will.” ( III I, 179-181) The fear of what will happen after death deters him.

The scars from the fire had not healed, and his heart seemed to be getting weaker and weaker. Each day that passed, the doctors would only shake their heads and say he wasn’t getting any better.

For starters, he carried cat herpes. Thankfully, this strain can only pass from feline to feline. Generally, with medication, it will not harm the animal too much. However, I only uncovered this little-known fact a month after we said our goodbyes to him. Feline herpes causes respiratory problems in cats if left untreated, and Gimli keyed the term ‘respiratory problems’. Every breath he took sounded like an asthmatic having an asthma attack after running the Boston marathon. His raspy breaths conveyed an eerie feeling within my soul like he contemplated murdering me whenever I refused to stroke his greasy fur. Thankfully, everyone in my house avoided his hit list due

I would say one of the most recent conflicts I have encountered is a personal one. I have been on a journey with God these past 12 months. Although, that does not sound like a long time, it is for me.