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Input: I've been sick since the weekend and I was quarantining myself in my room to avoid getting my family sick. I thought I was doing a nice thing by doing that. Unfortunately my kitty cat took a turn for the worse and I had to put her down :(

She was an older cat, but still had a bit of spunk in her until the last week or so. I noticed before I got sick that she seemed to be more tired than usual, but nothing alarming.

Well the other day I happened to be home sick and I went to get water and I came across my kitty cat. She was laying in a weird way and when I tried to get her up she was limp. 

I immediately rushed her into the vet and she sadly had to be put down. I am really sad and miss her dearly but in the shape she was in when I found her,  it was definitely her time. 

However, after all of this, I find out that my family knew she was in bad shape and did nothing! 3 days before this mess (when I started getting sick and went into quarantine), my kitty was not looking so great. I found this out because after I gave news to my mom about the kitty passing away, she immediately knew what I was talking about (which made me suspicious). I then probed for more information and she said "Yea she's been like that for a  while" WHAT?! 

So they knew and did nothing!

When I had taken my poor kitty in, I was told she had tumours in her tummy and was in liver failure (they checked her ears and they were yellow!). I can't imagine all of the pain and discomfort my poor kitty was in!

I was so fed up that when I was talking with my mom today I lost it. I basically told her it was unacceptable that poor kitty had to be in this kind of pain. She responded "Well your dad didn't want to spend the money". So I basically said to her how much pain this poor cat would have been in to be in liver failure. And I was met with no sympathy at all, just "Well I wanted to take her in but dad said no". 

They ended up having to pay to have her put down anyway, so WHY was it such a big deal? They left her to suffer and for that I am having a hard time coping. 

An aside to this: The conversation got even more intense and I told them how I feel like I don't belong in the family (I am the black sheep) and how I am having a hard time being back home (I moved back home a few years ago, can't afford to move out sadly, though I contribute to the bills). 

My family is sexist and my mom outright admitted to that and basically said I had to get over it. 

So anyway, I'm left feeling really angry at my family, as if they don't care at all about my feelings or anyone else's (this issue with my kitty proves it to me!). It makes me so mad my poor baby had to suffer! I hope she wasn't suffering long!

being upset with my family for letting my cat suffer