I wish I could do it all again. I ordered a rabbit cage from some site on the internet. The site looked a little crummy, but they had such low prices, I couldn’t resist. I don’t know how I just overlooked the shipping charges on the checkout site, but somehow I missed the $170 DOLLAR shipping fee. By the time I noticed the charge, it was way too late to do anything about it. Plus, the cage they sent me is a piece of junk. Now that I’ve done my research (too late!) I know that this is not a reputable brand, and it’s no surprise that it was so ridiculously cheap. I told a friend about all this, and he asked me why I didn’t just go to www.rabbit-cages.com in the first place. Duh, it’s called rabbit-cages.com! Of course they have quality rabbit cages available, and as it turns out their prices are pretty competitive with that fly by night site I got mine from. Best of all, they don’t gut you on the shipping. Well, I guess I’ll wait till the junker I bought falls apart, and then I’ll get to do it all over again. This time, I’ll do it right and maybe even opt from their selection of rabbit hutches.
Treating Chronic Hepatitis C
Hepatitis C is a slow and silent killer. The disease itself can remain dormant for years and then slowly begin to progress. Diagnosis is made through blood tests and a liver biopsy. Hepatitis C is a silent killer because many individuals infected with Hepatitis C have no symptoms for years.
When there are symptoms, they are usually mile. They include nausea, fatigue, depressed appetite, fever and headaches, along with abdominal pain. Not every individuals infected with Hepatitis C will have all of these symptoms.
Hepatitis C is generally contracted by coming into contact with infected blood or blood products, IV drug use or a needle stick accident. Individuals receiving blood transfusions or bloods products before 1992 are also at risk for contracting the disease.
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