u/AwesomePizza05

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When to remove a cyst?

My dog (8F) has had a cyst on her upper right arm for years now (most recent test by the vet aug 2025). It has gradually gotten larger, but recently (last few weeks-ish) it has gotten bigger, harder, and redder. I have felt around the base to test her and she gets annoyed with me quickly. It about the size of a quarter but very protruding out her arm (about the width of my thumb deep)

How do I know when it needs to be removed before it bursts? Should I have it looked at (money is tight and appointments can be a week or more out)?

u/AwesomePizza05 — 1 day ago

Hi All,

Does anyone know anywhere needing assistance in or around Athens that pays under the table (cash or venmo)?

I would like to make more money but my contract prohibits me from getting a second official job like Walmart, Kroger, etc.

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u/AwesomePizza05 — 14 days ago
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My boyfriend and I were having a conversation when I used "moisten up it" in a sentence. He laughed and makes a joke about my dyslexia showing (not in a mean way). Im so confused because that makes sense to me.

My mom's side of the family is from Buchanan County, VA for some regional context. They all have pretty thick accents while I do not (sometimes things slip through).

Does anyone know if this is a dialect thing, or was I actually slipping up my words?

Example:

"That dough's lookin' dry, you should moisten up it with a little milk."

EDIT: Fixed my typos 😭

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u/AwesomePizza05 — 16 days ago