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2ls-in-oneill.livejournal.com) wrote in
fandom_clinic2005-10-30 07:39 am
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Way too early for this crap.
"I don't wanna be here, I'm not sick, you can't make me, I just got outta here, you're Genghis Khan...." Jack's litany of complaints was cut off by a deep, whooping cough. He glared at Janet as he staggered into the clinic ahead of her. "And I really am pissed."

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Wilson strung together a litney of curse words that were a very nice combination of the physically impossible with the theoretically unlikely as he'd hauled himself out of a nice -very!- warm bed and dragged on some clothes.
But as he hit the clinic, he was once more bright eyed and professional, if you ignored the inside out T-shirt, the pants that didn't quite fit and the fact that he was barefoot and just generally rumpled.
"Hey there you two, what have we got?" Dark eyes raked over Jack and the oncologist was already seconding Janet's diagnosis as he reached the young man's side and laid a steadying hand on Jack's lower back.
"How long?" He asked Janet, just the two words he expected her to understand what he was asking.
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He wasn't particularly unkind in his tone but he knew that coddling would piss Jack off so... gentle snark, even as he looked to Janet for a run down.
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Wilson led the way down to one of the exam rooms towards the back, the same one Parker had spent the past week in, it was quickly becoming the 'sleep over' room.
Helping to get Jack up onto the bed, Wilson grabbed stethescope and BP cuff and set about running the vitals, fairly certain of what he was going to find but a stickler for getting the numbers.
After listening to Jack's chest, the oncologist winced.
"Wow, Jack... I don't even need to take an X-ray to support the diagnosis of pneumonia."
He kept it light, even as he shared a worried glance with Janet.
"His lungs are so tight I can barely hear any rattle and his heartrate is boarderline tycacardic. Get him settled back on the bed, I'm going to hang an IV, I want to run IV antibiotics for the next twelve hours at least."
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"It's going to be more than cough syrup, Jack." Janet crossed her arms. "Damn it, tell me, the next time you feel miserable!"
"Jeez, fine, all right," said Jack, squirming uncomfortably.
Janet sighed. "I'm just worried."
OOC: I have permission to NPC Jack when the mun's not around.
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Two syringes appeared in his hand, the cap of one caught between his teeth as he inserted it into the IV line.
"No fun cough syrup yet, Danger Mouse. Just antibiotics and a good ole sedative for sleep. We'll discuss the fun drugs in a few hours."
Twelve at least, when hopefully Jack's heartrate will have stabalized.
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"Damn it, Jack."
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"Hello, Sam," he says quietly.
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When he wakes up. Because she refuses to consider anything else.
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He sighed. Just what was it with the members of SG-1 -- adult or mini-versions -- and the infirmary? And did he really expect to escape this weekend without a "tour" of the Fandom High medical facilities?
[OOC: Mun is here, but responses may be a little slow.]
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And it's that fact that's really starting to worry her. If Jack was really sick, Janet wouldn't leave his care to someone else.
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