Most of my conversations, that aren’t about climate policy, tend to be about my two adorably fluffy cats.
Cat Stevens is a gloriously regal fluff-monster. He has the sweetest disposition, is very polite, and makes terrific music!
In February 2020, Cat Stevens was diagnosed with the Dry-form of FIP. This was considered to be a terminal illness. As of 2019, however, research from UC Davis showed strong efficacy for curing FIP when treating them with an antiviral compound — GS-441524. Study results suggested that ~90% of cats that completed the treatment process were cured.
We successfully treated Cat Stevens using Black Market GS from China. To better understand the different brands available from China, I conducted my own analytical chemistry analysis. I have also created a website to help monitor and log injections, with the hope that we can build up enough clinical data to improve treatment recommendations and outcomes.
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Persimmony Snicket, on the other hand, is a bundle of pure cuteness. She’s a delightful orphan that loves attention and play. Also mischief
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