This is a random post, although on a serious biological matter. Something everyone does, both human & animal…
I posted about this because my doctors started me on a pain medication regimen recently & one of the fears I had about being on what they gave me is that I tend to get really bound up (constipated) from those types of medications even just taking sporadic doses sometimes (this is no matter what I take or do).
I couldn’t help but feel bad, but also see a tinge of solidarity in the tribulations of sloths & some of their habits.
I feel this way for a few reasons:
1. I can only imagine the pain they must endure with something most of us take for granted.
2. I have some friends & LAM sisters who pass around cute sloth & other baby animal photos when we need cheering up (& the article had one).
They are not my favorite animal, or even the cutest out there – but there’s just something about them I still find charming & interesting.
So here I have it, the next time I complain about being bound up I’m going to try & be grateful I’m a human & not a sloth.
I’ll look back at this post & remind myself that some of my issues may only be temporary, not necessarily a way of life.
(In saying this I am also not attempting to minimize or poke fun at anyone who struggles with bowel issues either.)
The Very Dangerous Ordeal Of A Sloth Pooping
(Amazing the things we think about when we are in the hospital or at random moments…)
I had no idea Sloths had this problem. Though it makes sense that their bowels work slowly like the rest of their bodies. Xx
http://www.ceriumoptical.com/vistech/specialists.aspx
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I had no idea Sloths had this problem. Though it makes sense that their bowels work slowly like the rest of their bodies. Xx
Tania | When Tania Talks
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Yeah me either!
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