thank you! you've made my day!

awww that's so kind of you! hope her surgery went well and fingers crossed for speedy recovery!!

Hi Bobby! Yea it's always difficult seeing them go through the pain during recovery. But glad that the operation went smoothly and sending well wishes to your Staffie! I'm sure he will persevere

Glad it was helpful! fingers crossed for your dog!!

My dog only had it on one leg, might be a future plan to get it done on the other leg too if her situation gets worse. Our vet mentioned that this procedure generally has a higher chance of full recovery in smaller dogs. Wishing the best recovery for your dog!

Hi Yuni, thank you for your comment! It was only a few days haha and my institution subsidised half of it, so I had to pay £36. This was a festive visit under Host UK, hope this helps :))

@@tanejin may I know the link?? :)

www.hostuk.org/ here you go! :))

@@tanejin thankyouu😊😊

Thank youuu!

Hello! It was RM1500 for us including medicine and hospitalisation, I suppose it'll differ depending on location. Hope it goes well for your beagle :)

Ahhhh hope you'll have a safe trip and fun time here!!

@@tanejin thank you queen!! looking forward to it

Hi Jannat, thank you!! I think law is a challenging degree - there are a lot of heavy readings, critical analysis and writing essays, but it's easier if you enjoy reading about the law or have an interest in learning about it. IMO anything is hard to study when you don't enjoy it hahaha

Ahhh thank you Jerad!! and so excited for you! I might still be around next term, let's stay connected! here's my ig @tan_ejin :D

Hello there! Yes, she can walk properly now, though she does have some difficulties getting up of cemented/tiled floor. Best of luck for your dog, hope the surgery goes well!!

@@tanejin Thanks for replying. Is this because the floor has no grip? Can he run and jump, too?

Yea, the floor is quite slippery, but she's getting better at it now. She can run, not as fast as before and admittedly relying on the other leg more. She didn't usually jump before the surgery so we're not sure about that haha I imagine it would take a longer time to recover if your dog is doing it on both hips

Hi there! I applied through Host UK, they're an organisation that allocates international students in the UK to local hosts. A great way to experience the local culture <3 are you studying in the UK too?

*hugss* yeah I get you, it was scary for us too bc there was so much uncertainty pre and post-surgery. Sending nothing but the best wishes for your pup (and speedy recovery!) <3

@@tanejin just seen this. Thank you!! She's doing much better now. Thank you for the kind words!

Awwww I'm so sorry your dog has to go through this as well :'(( I think it will take a lot of time and patience for him to slowly recover, regain the strength in his limbs and get back on his feet again. From what I learned, smaller dogs tend to recover faster than bigger dogs, but do check with your vet if there are things you can do to help with the recovery. Keeping my fingers crossed for him!

@@tanejin ThankYou ,amazingly he got up the second day without going crazy and walked with 3 legs.I think the anesthesia really messed him up the first day because he didn’t realize what he had done to him and tried to stand and was crying and flipping out in pain.Wonder how long till he can trust his leg to put it down and try to use it.

OMGGG that's great news!! Hope that things will continue to look up from here <3

@@garageofhorror5068 hows your pup doing now? My dog pulled her hip out and vet recommended this procedure. I'm pretty shes in bad pain but I'm scared of surgery. I Hope your dog gets better

@@blastbeats5000 the surgery went well it wasn’t too long of a surgery.Just the first night is tough because he was still recovering with the anesthesia and all the pain he was in.I slept on the floor and didn’t sleep for first three nights as he kept trying to get up but cried cuz he was uncomfortable.But second day was much better than the first.He had surgery on December 6th and he’s doing better pain wise as I finished all the meds they gave me to give him,he just don’t want to put that back leg down when he walks still.Hes wagging his tail and walking around ,but he’s just not putting it down.

Hi Clara! I think in-terms of the curriculum, it has the same value as an in-person one, but there is also the digital burnout aspect of it bc you'd be staring at your screen the entire day. I'd say a major shortcoming of a virtual exchange programme is the cultural exchange you'd get to experience in a physical exchange programme - ie the food, the city and the people.

Thank you for the sweet comment! I'd love to go back to Kuala Lipis soon too and share more about the town!

Wow thank you!! My mom said she loves this advice :D you take care and stay safe toooo <3