#damnitjimi

A Doctor at War -- nothingbutmybones reason: It's been 3 weeks since a response, and you're scarcely on your Bones account anymore. If you'd like to drop it, let me know.

Just a Cold -- damnitjimi reason: 3 weeks since a response. I know you haven't been feeling well, so whenever you get back just drop me an ask if you'd like to drop or keep going.

The Alliance -- spockonboard reason: 2 weeks since a response, I've seen you respond to other threads. It's alright if you've lost your muse for our thread, just let me know if you'd like to officially drop it.

When I return, I plan on hitting up my replies, especially lieutenant--uhura, illogicalcharms, doctordeviant, damnitjimi, thelittlemccoy and jamesfuckingkirk.

Allyson was in her class explaining what she was doing to her instructor calmly. ' My Patient is suffering from Acute bronchitis. I'm giving him something to help ease his breathing and something for the mucus.'

'How do you know he's suffering from this issue and not something else? like the flu or the cold or pneumonia?'

'The symptoms he's exhibited and he's told me he's suffering from are as followed....' She tapped her PADD, 'dry and hacking cough low grade fever and feel tired. Unlike the Symptoms of pneumonia which can include a high fever, shaking chills, and shortness of breath.' She said.

Her instructor nodded to her, 'What are you planning on doing to help him miss Whiterock?'

' I'm going to tell him to drink plenty of fluids, give him a prescription for cough medicine with an expectorant in it which will help bring up mucus when he coughs and suggest to him to get some hard candies or cough drops to help him soothe the soreness of the cough. If he doesn't wish to take the medicine I will suggest him picking up some eucalyptus oil and place a drop of the oil on a teaspoon of sugar and take that. It will help bring up the mucus and dry it up as well.' She said to her instructor writing up the items she just said and handing it to her patient.

Her instructor nodded again, 'Well done miss Whiterock you may move onto your next patient.'

Sulu had never particularly had a problem with transporters, feeling perfectly at ease with having his particles rearranged to arrive in another location. Or at least that was the case until today, when he beamed up after a rough mission, a little torn up and worse for the wear. At first, nothing seemed wrong, but soon enough, he realized something was very wrong when he found some phasers pointed in his direction.

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