Stress relief bird
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Birds do feel stress. I don't know how long your bird will be suffering since every bird is an individual. Fear and stress are part of all animals make up and defense system. In the wild, birds need a long memory to avoid repetition of an undesirable or dangerous occurrence. Your bird may also be very afraid of your dogs for a long time or forever.
m now 32+3 weeks and been so stressed because his dad promised to send some money for groceries for him ( he is on their food stamps and gets 674 dollars in disability) well no money has come and we have had to spend so much money on him and skipped two major bills this month to get extra groceries and make sure he had a good birthday. Well today my hubby text me and said his check was almost 300 dollars extra for money his job has owed him since last year!!!
Im 16 weeks pregnant. My stress is at an all time now between work, school, family issues and trying to make sure my baby's okay. I just need some stress relief techniques i've tried walking, talking to friends but none of its working it just leads to me feeling depressed for some time. Mind you i've picked up on my bad habit of smoking cigarettes but not a whole cig or not that often but it makes me feel like crap so I need something else beside the just breathe technique.
Not sure how your question got posted on the bird forum but I'll get it switched for you. Can you ask your doctor to explain these results or are you still waiting for a follow up visit?
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Wherever they come from, or however long they stay, they are real.
I have tried many remedies. Goldbond medicated cream with menthol will give you relief.
Many people will never confront these. Some seem more susceptible to the ivasion. Like me.
There is little comfort to be had when heavily infested. It is not your fault though. Always remember that. It is important.
Not everybody can get them.
Are there any toys or sharp edges on her cage or feeding dishes that could have caused a scrape? And you could hold her and examine her neck. You're a lot bigger than she is. If you're uncomfortable or don't know how to hold a bird correctly with your bare hand, try using a small cloth to cradle her. Just drape it over your hand, reach in and plop it over her. Then you can take her out.
The one thing you don't want to do is put pressure on her chest area.
I found out I am pregnant again and am 6wks 5days. I am terrified. Any tips on how to reduce anxiety and stress due to my last experience?
I have Hashimoto's resulting in hypothryoidism. I was prescribed Armour and then Levothyroxine. I felt a little better on the Armour, so I switched back on my own. My Antithyroglobulin Ab is 150. I am making antibodies against the pig thyroid. I also have MS and was told that synthetic medication would aggrevate the disease. I am getting a little confused because I am still having hypo- symptoms such as abdominal weight gain and dry skin and hair.
When I was treating for cancer I had that problem during chemo infusions. One day the nurse brought me a handmade quilt, and told me the quilting group at the local senior center made them to donate to the cancer center. I cried when she tucked me into that quilt. I still have it, hanging on my office wall. It reminds me how kind people can be to strangers.
I imagine any animal can die of fright, some are just more susceptible than others. Extreme fear and stress can cause stress myopathy which will cause the heart to stop. I've had it happen at work. It's not a pleasant thing to be examining a bird and have it die in my hands. Sure, it may have had a broken wing but the exam is sometimes too much for it no matter how quick or gentle I am.
What kind of scare did the rat have? Or is this just a question out of curiosity?
I feel obligated to come on here and tell everyone my findings this was the first sight I come onto and found a lot of good tips and a lot of people that was dealing with the same thing I was I posted quite a bit here in the last 4 months on this page thinking I've had everything down to Morgellons I've had a lot of things that are in comparison to the Morgellons so now that makes me question the theory of the Morgellons I finally got into a doctor which I should have went to in the begi
Over the Summer our house became infested with microscopic bird mites as we had many nests in our rooftops and used to feed them on our patio. My husband and I were severely bitten over several days. We brought in pest control and this helped a lot. I suffer more than my husband as the adult females bored into my left buttock especially and laid their eggs, I now know. I have seen two doctors who agree that I have pediculosis of some kind. It has been seven weeks since the infestation.
Hey our situation is solo much alike except I'm 19 and 20 weeks and also a ftm...what I do is find something I like doing like writing poems and stories and explain to my family and fiance I just want to be alone for a moment and that's what I do I am to myself and doing what I love stress is never good for you or the baby...
I feel your pain on not telling family members. I used to have a hard time telling my Dad because hes a Catholic, Id cook a huge steak dinner each time. But Id feel better afterward. Im also a total "daddys girl" lol so that may have helped. Anyway! Jumping off the soapbox, I agree that you should tell your family hun.
Does anyone else see the things you see - your family or friends?
If you don't think it's hallucinations, then what will the appt with a psychiatrist hurt? If you aren't experiencing any psych issues, then the doctor can refer you back to the dermatologist, right?
If it helps, just view it as one step in your treatment plan. If it is something psychological or psychiatric, they can treat you.
A few weeks ago, another small bird had fallen into our garden and my son (who was playing outside) caught the bird, soaked it in cold water and locked it in the seat of his toy car. Luckily I found the shivering bird. When questioned my son replied that the bird was dirty. A few days later the bird died. My son laughed when he informed me that he and his dad had found the bird dead.
My son is very affectionate and loving most of the time.
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