I really like when you make personal vlogs like this even though it's not the most fun topic to talk about. I never grew up with fleas when I lived at home even though we had cats. Well, when I moved out on my own I decided to take in a stray cat that was sick (not knowing anything about fleas) but little did I know the cat had fleas and it was too late because they already got into mine and my neighbor who I'd hang out with's apartment. He was pissed at me and I apologized to him and told him I was only trying to help the stray cat and I didn't know it had fleas. He forgave me and said he knew I was only trying to help the stray. We eventually had to flea bomb our apartments but somehow they came back even after the bombing so we had to bomb again a few times after that. What really helped was deep cleaning the apartment the best you can and bombing the apartment again just to make sure and eventually they will go away. It took a little bit but they eventually did go away. I learned a lot about fleas that I never knew after that situation. Not only can they come in with animals but also with friends. They are awful because they bite all the time, breed extremely fast and can be difficult to get rid of. I also know how hard it is to live alone, be single, do everything independently and on my own . When I have car problems or am struggling financially it really makes me realize how alone I am and it adds to my depression and it's hard but it has made me stronger within. I'm glad you do have your mother you're close with.
That's a terrible experience to go through, and you were just trying to be sympathetic to the cat and give it shelter. I was flea free after one flea bomb, so can't imagine having to do so many!! I didn't even go over in the video the added financial costs of having to buy the flea prevention, laundry-mat expenses and all the power bill increases from the constant vacuuming (in nz we pay power by use). Thank you for your comment ❤️
Tansi my Mioso my Beautiful Nitanis. Oh my goodness this takes me back to when you were going through this. That was a horrible experience and I only thing I regret is that I wasn’t closer to help you sanitize your apartment again and I’m so glad that that individual that was allegedly a friend of yours is now out of your life clearly he was a fair feathered friend, but we won’t go there. We’ll keep it on the positive and admire your strength and your courage to continue on and get it done and move on and I love your vulnerability and transparency with your subscribers, thank you for your wonderful updated Vlog. Love Masha
Not always easy being vulnerable, especially online where most of what you see is perfectly crafted versions of people, but it's relieving to be honest and share these moments to help others feel like they're not alone.