Jenn & Baxter
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Since Baxter has been in my life (5 years) I haven't worked. When he was DX on Nov 12, 2011 I was very blessed to be home & do all the testing and observation needed. At times I wondered how do people work & take care for the diabetic cat?
Well....I was offered a position recently that I couldn't pass up. I will start on Monday. Instead of being excited I have found myself sad & very worried about leaving Baxter. I am dreading about going to work. I am worried something might happen & I not be home.
Don't get me wrong I am very thankful to be offered the position. It will allow me freedom once during the day to check on him. I have a outside position & my house is within my territory. For the first couple of weeks I don't think I will be able to come home to check on him.
I will be working 4 days a week from 9-4. Really it's not bad, but Im just not excited. I'm sad.
I didn't share in my interview I have a diabetic cat. Now thinking I probably should have said something or not?
Baxter is currently on a 8am & 8pm. Should I change his schedule so I will have more hours into his shot cycle before I leave? Do I leave it the same? I'm just kind of lost on what to do?
How do I go to work with some peace of mind that Baxter is ok?
I really could use some advice or tricks on what to do.
Thank you,
Jenn & Baxter cat_pet_icon
Well....I was offered a position recently that I couldn't pass up. I will start on Monday. Instead of being excited I have found myself sad & very worried about leaving Baxter. I am dreading about going to work. I am worried something might happen & I not be home.
Don't get me wrong I am very thankful to be offered the position. It will allow me freedom once during the day to check on him. I have a outside position & my house is within my territory. For the first couple of weeks I don't think I will be able to come home to check on him.
I will be working 4 days a week from 9-4. Really it's not bad, but Im just not excited. I'm sad.
I didn't share in my interview I have a diabetic cat. Now thinking I probably should have said something or not?
Baxter is currently on a 8am & 8pm. Should I change his schedule so I will have more hours into his shot cycle before I leave? Do I leave it the same? I'm just kind of lost on what to do?
How do I go to work with some peace of mind that Baxter is ok?
I really could use some advice or tricks on what to do.
Thank you,
Jenn & Baxter cat_pet_icon