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Emmy and I really got lucky today.
She stays at my sisters, which is near my university, while I'm at school. Emmy has been sick with a supposed URI for about 3 weeks now (so of course I've been posting prolifically with questions and concerns) and I was at my sister's giving her her first dose of antibiotics for the day.
As I was packing up and getting ready to leave, the power went out.
That's about the worst thing I can think of happening while she's sick.
I had a snuggle safe disk in my car, but of course the microwave didn't work.
I waited an hour using myself as a heating pad to see if the power would come back on.
The end is good, I snuck her in my dorm and heated up the disk and she's been sleeping in her carrier ever since.
But I don't know what would have happened if I hadn't been there when the power went out! I would have come back around 10-11 tonight, if the power still wasn't on it would be like 50 degrees in there and her CHE and heating pad obviously weren't working. I would have come home to a hedgie-popscicle.
Anyway I guess the moral of this story is always be prepared! I really was not prepared at all. But thank God I was at the house when it happened.
She stays at my sisters, which is near my university, while I'm at school. Emmy has been sick with a supposed URI for about 3 weeks now (so of course I've been posting prolifically with questions and concerns) and I was at my sister's giving her her first dose of antibiotics for the day.
As I was packing up and getting ready to leave, the power went out.
That's about the worst thing I can think of happening while she's sick.
I had a snuggle safe disk in my car, but of course the microwave didn't work.
I waited an hour using myself as a heating pad to see if the power would come back on.
The end is good, I snuck her in my dorm and heated up the disk and she's been sleeping in her carrier ever since.
But I don't know what would have happened if I hadn't been there when the power went out! I would have come back around 10-11 tonight, if the power still wasn't on it would be like 50 degrees in there and her CHE and heating pad obviously weren't working. I would have come home to a hedgie-popscicle.
Anyway I guess the moral of this story is always be prepared! I really was not prepared at all. But thank God I was at the house when it happened.