Clinic Hours - Friday January 13th 2006

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Taking his time coming up from town, Wilson let Cash off his leash to run around the courtyard the way the puppy was used to playing in the morning. Sipping his coffee, he gave the young dog a half an hour before whistling and calling to him. Unlocking the clinic doors, he set about getting the place open for the day.

Cash ran down to the end of the hall and whimpered a couple of times at the door that lead to the apartment but a pause in his activities and a cuddle from the oncologist, coaxed the puppy back up to the front of the clinic. Coffee was started and music was put on, playing quietly at the desk. Rather than picking up his usual crossword puzzle, Wilson tugged out a small rubber ball and sat in the waiting room, tossing it up against the wall for Cash to chase and try to catch.

Doctor and puppy are in! By all means stop by.

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Re: The Waiting Room - Friday 1/13/06

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Chiana was greeted first but a small puppy, second by a tall, dark haired doctor striding in behind the puppy.

"Good morning!" Wilson said with a welcoming smile. "How can I help you today?"

Re: The Waiting Room - Friday 1/13/06

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Smiling, Wilson set his hands on his hips and watched Cash roll around, soaking up the affection.

"We certainly are. Come on back and I'll get some information from you and draw the blood."

Grabbing up a blank file, he started to walk back to one of the exam rooms.

"I'll just need you to fill out this form..."

Name:
Age:
Known Allergies:
Species:

Re: The Waiting Room - Friday 1/13/06

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He lead her back to one of the exam rooms, waving her towards one of the beds while he went to the counter.

Sliding on gloves and grabbing up a blood kit as she finished filling out the form, Wilson walked over towards the exam bed.

"Okay, everything looks good."

Catching his lower lip between his teeth, he took her arm gently and studying along her elbow to see if vein placement looked humanoid.

"Have you ever had blood drawn from a vein before?"

[ooc: Understood! At work myself and, blue and gel like...got it!]

Re: The Waiting Room - Friday 1/13/06

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Finding what looked to be a proper vein, Wilson set about tieing up her arm and with as little a prick as possible, inserted the needle.

He absolutely did not double take as a slow ooz of blue began to seep into the vial...nope, no double take at all.

"Uh..huh...oh! Actually, I think it's been fairly balanced. The idea really was just to be able to have a healthy baseline for most of the student body so that we can spot issues with gremlin bites or other abnormal behavior. But the response has been fairly positive."

Re: The Waiting Room - Friday 1/13/06

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Finishing up with the draw, Wilson set aside his reservations about how he was going to test the blue gel life vitrae and he turned to look at her.

"Well, technically speaking it's for the town. Students still need to come here for their routine medical needs. But if there is an emergency..."

Wilson gave a gentle shrug. He'd broken the rules in bringing town folks here for treatment, nothing to say he wouldn't go the other way if the need was great.

[ooc: Understood and woo! All hail IC idea spreading. :D]

Re: The Waiting Room - Friday 1/13/06

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"Really?" Wilson paused and turned to look at her, obviously thinking about what she was proposing.

"Actually...that's a really good idea and certainly I'm interested. What would you need from me?"

Re: The Waiting Room - Friday 1/13/06

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"Of course." Wilson answered without hesitation. despite his muns lag

"I'd expect it even."