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My cat, Sammie, is almost 14. I feel like my decision is accurate but over the last 36 hours I am now starting to doubt myself.

She was diagnosed with Lymphoma and it is affecting her kidneys 3 weeks ago. I noticed something was wrong a month ago but since the symptoms are worse.

She barely eats, if at all in a day. She hides under our basement steps all day. She’s sitting and staring in different places more, when she goes on my bed, she doesn’t lay on me like she used to. She now’s stays at the end of the bed and constantly moves around like she can’t get comfortable. She’s not grooming her self like she used to and her poo is getting more tangled in her fur. And just today I noticed she has a hard time keeping her feet under her while attempting drink eat.

She was always loving to me and loved eating. I just don’t want her to suffer. The other big thing is we are about to go on vacation for a week Friday. I planned it for Thursday because I just don’t want her to be alone and maybe die with us around.

Am I doing the right thing? It feels like it, it’s just hard

This picture is so cliche 80’s that it makes me wonder if it was purposely faked to give off that vibe. Then, there are other things…..

a The mothers purse strap doesn’t fully cross her shoulder

b Relative to where his hand appears, the father’s watch seems to be too high up on his arm.

c The Superman shirt has a strange glow where the father’s arm touches it.

d The wording on the pavement tiles is completely unreadable.

Assuming only people with the highest IQ score would attend college, what percentage of the general population is getting a degree when the average IQ score is 102?

EDIT: I wrongly assumed my question was clear enough but clearly wasn't.
Assuming the typical IQ score distribution, imagine to place a vertical bar on it, where everyone on the right attends college, Noone on the left of it does.
The average IQ score of people on the right is 102.
What is the percentage of the people on the right relative to the total population? visual example

This photo by the Chattahoochee Nature Center in Roswell, Georgia, shows children holding objects they presumably made during a summer camp. Assuming it’s nature related. More look the same, though the child on the left only has one rod extending out while the other kids’ objects have two. The photo is from 1988. I have no other photos.

A bit of a naming fact about this bird. They are called "Bižus" in northern Sami, and "Heilo" in Norwegian. The name in both of the languages comes from their call. The call goes like "Twi-twiiiiii, twi-twiiiii", and in both languages, it's almost like calling it's name. In northern Sami it's "Bi-žuuuus, bi-žuuus", and in Norwegian it's "Hei-loooo, hei-loooo"