"It's remarkable that he's still alive." The doctor stated quite honestly and in complete seriousness - they would do everything in their power to ensure that he got the best possible care, but she had little patience for those who abused their wealth in this way. However, as a medical professional, she also understood that drug addiction was an illness - not often a choice by this point. "We're waiting for the test results, but it seems most likely that he injected tainted heroin. The evidence suggest that he's an experienced user, and so it's less likely that he would overdose. He's stable now, but unconscious. He's still in critical condition, but there's nothing else we can do for him, it's just a matter of waiting to see how his body reacts. He's lucky that our paramedics got to him when they did." -- RD Future: County Hospital

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Date Posted: Fri, Oct 28 2005, 11:44pm PDT
Author: Doc
Subject: "It's remarkable that he's still alive." The doctor stated quite honestly and in complete seriousness - they would do everything in their power to ensure that he got the best possible care, but she had little patience for those who abused their wealth in this way. However, as a medical professional, she also understood that drug addiction was an illness - not often a choice by this point. "We're waiting for the test results, but it seems most likely that he injected tainted heroin. The evidence suggest that he's an experienced user, and so it's less likely that he would overdose. He's stable now, but unconscious. He's still in critical condition, but there's nothing else we can do for him, it's just a matter of waiting to see how his body reacts. He's lucky that our paramedics got to him when they did."
In reply to: Bianca 's message, "Breaking the habit " on Fri, Oct 28 2005, 11:13pm PDT

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Her body started trembling violently, her face turning pale as her heart sped up. "Oh god..." Her hand raised to her mouth, biting her lip as tears pricked her dark eyes. "Can..can I see him? Please?" She questioned softly, her brow furrowed. "I need to be with him, he can't be alone. He's not good with being alone when he is sick..." She let out a soft breath, biting her lip as she tried to fight the dizzyness. For someone who was supposed to be avoiding stress and staying on a strict schedule, this wasn't going to go so well. (NT) -- Bianca, Fri, Oct 28 2005, 11:54pm PDT

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