@thefedericola: se vuoi far saltare un matrimonio questo è il vestito giusto ✨🧚🏻💅🏽 ma io non ti ho detto niente. Auguri, agli sposi. #dupe #dupes #fashiontiktok #TikTokFashion #shopping #dupefinds

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laulalaba
laulalaba :
Se solo non fosse rosso, dove vado col rosso
2023-04-16 17:44:49
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graziaferr
Grazia :
quello rosso l’ho cercato ovunque ma dove lo trovo
2023-04-16 19:35:33
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sofiadigloriailgrande
Sofia Di Gloria Il Grande :
È stupendo 😭😭😭😭
2023-04-17 08:14:16
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mireapolidoro
Mirea Polidoro :
Su mango non lo trovo 🥺
2023-04-16 21:40:12
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alicebianconiglio1
Alice Bianconiglio :
a me non piace, ma ovviamente sono gusti
2023-04-23 19:51:11
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veronica.gezzi
Dott.ssa Veronica gezzi :
ma la collana ? troppo bella 🥰
2023-04-16 19:03:47
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claulil12345
Claulil :
@raffaella.desposito2
2023-04-17 12:31:53
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ludovica_.giurdanella
lulù :
@Flavia Giurdanella mii lo voglio
2023-04-18 12:41:47
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nicolettadelgrosso
Nicolettadg :
@Quokkablu lo desidero
2023-04-17 08:49:42
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federicariboli306
federicariboli306 :
🥰
2025-05-24 07:14:49
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miticamatilda
Matilde Longo :
Mi ci vuole il dupe del dupe
2023-04-17 17:06:04
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sharontosi
Sharon Tosi :
A me non piace manco un po’
2023-04-17 06:23:18
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_takopipi_
Takopipi_☄️ :
a me proprio non piace
2023-04-17 21:44:02
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silvia_amorosino
Silvia amorosino :
Il problema è che con tutti quei fili sospesi ti si acchiappa alla qualunque 😅😅😅
2023-04-16 20:32:51
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roberta_taurino
Roberta.Taurino :
ma perchè oscurare la sposa? per me è davvero una cattiveria😅
2023-04-16 23:26:10
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mariwho7
mariwho7 :
Bellissimo eh.. ma la sposa é inoscurabile a mio parere.
2023-04-16 19:32:50
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ale_rossii99
Alessandra :
È bruttino
2023-04-17 19:27:42
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lucrezisok
Lucrezia_is_ok :
a me onestamente sembra che calza male pure alle modelle..
2023-04-17 18:46:35
4
elenaneleb
Elena :
I gatti però devono stare a distanza
2023-04-18 17:02:33
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rachelebarcellona
Rachele Barcellona :
C’è uguale su shein
2023-04-18 09:51:25
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alexarmt
alexarmt :
Collanaaaaaaa ???🥰🥺
2023-04-17 12:19:09
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thebookclub088
the book club :
A me sembra una grande ascella pelosa fuxia.
2023-04-20 17:28:52
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fedenunza
fedenunza :
Terribile
2023-04-17 23:25:21
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We brought a stray cat with disabled back legs to the vet, and these are her examination results explained in everyday language. CBC (Complete Blood Count) • Her neutrophils are elevated, which indicates ongoing inflammation somewhere in her body. • Both her hemoglobin and hematocrit are below the normal range, confirming that she has anemia. Since hemoglobin carries oxygen throughout the body, low levels can leave her feeling weak because her muscles and organs aren't receiving enough oxygen. Her hematocrit is currently 22.3%. If it falls below 18%, a blood transfusion may become necessary. • Her hemoglobin concentration is slightly elevated, which usually points to mild dehydration. Blood Chemistry • Her globulin level is elevated, and her albumin-to-globulin ratio is significantly decreased. These changes often occur when the immune system has been working overtime for a long period, which is commonly seen with chronic kidney disease. • AST is mildly elevated. Since ALT remains within the normal range and CK is also elevated, the vet believes the AST increase is most likely coming from muscle damage rather than liver disease. • Amylase is mildly elevated, likely because her kidneys are clearing it more slowly and because her body has been under long-term stress. • Creatine kinase (CK) is approximately three times the normal level. CK is released when muscle cells are injured, making it a strong indicator of muscle damage. This likely explains why her back legs are so weak. • Her routine kidney values are still within the normal range, suggesting that if she has chronic kidney disease, it is likely still in Stage 2, when the kidneys are able to compensate. Ultrasound Findings • Both kidneys show widespread structural changes. The kidney tissue appears brighter than normal, and the normal internal pattern has become irregular. These findings are consistent with chronic kidney disease, including long-term tubular injury, scarring, and inflammation. • Her gallbladder wall is thickened, suggesting inflammation of the gallbladder. The Vet's Current Assessment The vet strongly suspects Stage 2 chronic kidney disease. Long-term kidney damage can reduce the production of erythropoietin (EPO), a hormone that helps the body make red blood cells. As EPO decreases, anemia develops, leading to fatigue and reduced oxygen delivery throughout the body. Poor oxygen supply over time may contribute to muscle injury, which helps explain her elevated CK level and weakness in her back legs. Ongoing kidney disease can also keep the immune system activated, resulting in elevated globulin levels, a lower albumin-to-globulin ratio, and mild stress-related changes in liver enzymes. Recommended Next Steps The vet recommends a urinalysis, a UPC (urine protein-to-creatinine ratio), and an SDMA test to better evaluate her kidney function. Treatment Plan She'll need long-term kidney-support supplements, plenty of fresh water and hydration, a prescription kidney diet, and regular blood work, chemistry panels, and UPC testing to monitor her condition over time. Although chronic kidney disease can't be reversed, early management can help support kidney function and improve her overall quality of life. #saveacat #catlove #rescueanimals #rescuecatsoftiktok #rescuekitten
We brought a stray cat with disabled back legs to the vet, and these are her examination results explained in everyday language. CBC (Complete Blood Count) • Her neutrophils are elevated, which indicates ongoing inflammation somewhere in her body. • Both her hemoglobin and hematocrit are below the normal range, confirming that she has anemia. Since hemoglobin carries oxygen throughout the body, low levels can leave her feeling weak because her muscles and organs aren't receiving enough oxygen. Her hematocrit is currently 22.3%. If it falls below 18%, a blood transfusion may become necessary. • Her hemoglobin concentration is slightly elevated, which usually points to mild dehydration. Blood Chemistry • Her globulin level is elevated, and her albumin-to-globulin ratio is significantly decreased. These changes often occur when the immune system has been working overtime for a long period, which is commonly seen with chronic kidney disease. • AST is mildly elevated. Since ALT remains within the normal range and CK is also elevated, the vet believes the AST increase is most likely coming from muscle damage rather than liver disease. • Amylase is mildly elevated, likely because her kidneys are clearing it more slowly and because her body has been under long-term stress. • Creatine kinase (CK) is approximately three times the normal level. CK is released when muscle cells are injured, making it a strong indicator of muscle damage. This likely explains why her back legs are so weak. • Her routine kidney values are still within the normal range, suggesting that if she has chronic kidney disease, it is likely still in Stage 2, when the kidneys are able to compensate. Ultrasound Findings • Both kidneys show widespread structural changes. The kidney tissue appears brighter than normal, and the normal internal pattern has become irregular. These findings are consistent with chronic kidney disease, including long-term tubular injury, scarring, and inflammation. • Her gallbladder wall is thickened, suggesting inflammation of the gallbladder. The Vet's Current Assessment The vet strongly suspects Stage 2 chronic kidney disease. Long-term kidney damage can reduce the production of erythropoietin (EPO), a hormone that helps the body make red blood cells. As EPO decreases, anemia develops, leading to fatigue and reduced oxygen delivery throughout the body. Poor oxygen supply over time may contribute to muscle injury, which helps explain her elevated CK level and weakness in her back legs. Ongoing kidney disease can also keep the immune system activated, resulting in elevated globulin levels, a lower albumin-to-globulin ratio, and mild stress-related changes in liver enzymes. Recommended Next Steps The vet recommends a urinalysis, a UPC (urine protein-to-creatinine ratio), and an SDMA test to better evaluate her kidney function. Treatment Plan She'll need long-term kidney-support supplements, plenty of fresh water and hydration, a prescription kidney diet, and regular blood work, chemistry panels, and UPC testing to monitor her condition over time. Although chronic kidney disease can't be reversed, early management can help support kidney function and improve her overall quality of life. #saveacat #catlove #rescueanimals #rescuecatsoftiktok #rescuekitten

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