FTEC, Monday Night

[janet_fraiser]

Janet was wandering through the clinic, making sure everything was picked up, and that supplies were all in the right place. She was also keeping an eye out for D, who was supposed to show up. Pending player availability, of course.

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Front Desk

[janet_fraiser]

Everything was in order. Hopefully.

Re: Front Desk

[dbiers.livejournal.com]

After avoiding the clinic for as long as she could class, D wondered into the Clinic.

"Does Liz know how scary her girlfriend is?" D greeted with a wee smirk of faux braveness.

Re: Front Desk

[janet_fraiser]

"Of course she does," said Janet, a very satisfied expression on her face as she looked up and saw D. "She likes me this way."

Re: Front Desk

[dbiers.livejournal.com]

"She's a sick woman." D winked and cracked a grin. "So..."

Re: Front Desk

[janet_fraiser]

"She is, isn't she?" asked Janet, hiding a laugh. "So. How have you been feeling this week?"

Re: Front Desk

[dbiers.livejournal.com]

D grinned and nodded in joking agreement.

"Ummm, on a scale of one to ten, how honest must I be?"

Re: Front Desk

[janet_fraiser]

"If you want to have even halfway decent health care, then a ten is the only way to go," said Janet. She reached into her pocket and started fishing for her pen light.

Re: Front Desk

[dbiers.livejournal.com]

"And if I only want a quarter decent health care?" D asked with a grin.

Re: Front Desk

[janet_fraiser]

"Then what are you coming to this clinic for?" asked Janet, sticking her tongue out at D. "We're all very good. Exam room one, okay?"

Re: Front Desk

[dbiers.livejournal.com]

"Fear!" D cracked. "Sounds good to me. After you."

Re: Front Desk

[janet_fraiser]

Janet led the way to the exam room.

OOC: You can do the first post there, if you'd like.

Exam One

[janet_fraiser]

Janet would never cackle evilly. She's too dignified for that. Most of the time.

Re: Exam One

[dbiers.livejournal.com]

"So..." D took a set on the exam table thingy and took a deep breath. "In answer to your question, I'm feeling a touch better than last week. I'm still coughing and I'd rather lay in bed all day long than go to class, but I can move and the words don't run together on the pages anymore so I count that as a step up."

Re: Exam One

[janet_fraiser]

Janet grabbed a thermometer and held it out to put under D's tongue. "Sounds like whatever you have has moved into your lungs. Lovely."

Re: Exam One

[dbiers.livejournal.com]

D obediently stuck out her tongue.

Re: Exam One

[janet_fraiser]

"Well, you have a slightly elevated fever," said Janet after a few moments. She unwrapped a blood pressure cuff, and nodded at D. "Hold out your arm, okay?"

Re: Exam One

[dbiers.livejournal.com]

D nodded and held out her arm. "Will I get it back?"

Re: Exam One

[janet_fraiser]

"I doubt I'll find a reason to amputate," said Janet, grinning wryly as she wrapped the cuff around D's arm. "Let's see...blood pressure is normal."

Janet smiled brightly. "Time for some bloodwork."

Re: Exam One

[dbiers.livejournal.com]

"Poke me, prod me, stab me, bottle me." D said with little enthusiasm.

To distract herself, "so how was your weekend?"

Re: Exam One

[janet_fraiser]

"If you don't look at it," said Janet, setting out the supplies and slipping on a pair of surgical gloves. "It hurts less. This past weekend was quiet, thankfully. I had a bit of studying since I've been avoiding World Religions work."

Re: Exam One

[dbiers.livejournal.com]

D'anna rolled up her sleeve, "World Religions? As in only one world?"

Re: Exam One

[janet_fraiser]

"There are many religions just on Earth," said Janet, grinning as she started probing D's arm for a vein. "I don't know if it's even possible to quantify how many. What's it like on the--what are they, again? Twelve Colonies?"

Re: Exam One

[dbiers.livejournal.com]

"Twelve, yes, though some extreme fundamentalists beieve there was once a thirteenth." D winced a little, preemptively. Whimpy? Who? Her? Neeeeeever! "They call it Earth."

Re: Exam One

[janet_fraiser]

"I haven't even swabbed your arm with alcohol yet," said Janet, looking up a D with a tiny smirk. "Earth, huh? That would explain some of the similarities that Anders and I talked about last year in Classics. The names of the gods matching up with our Greek mythology, I mean."

It would explain a lot of the Twelve Colonies' "gods" were Goa'uld. It wouldn't be a pretty explanation, though.

Re: Exam One

[dbiers.livejournal.com]

"I'm just practicing!" D coughed lightly. "I've meet some of your gods, and to be honest? It took me a few months of being here before I could believe that I was really here and hadn't lost my mind or landed on one of those bizarre television programs where someone films innocent people's lives as unusual and weird things happen to them."