The puzzles pieces come together
Who: Adam & Gideon
When: 3/02/2009
Where: Adam's Loft
Rating: PG
Status: In Progress
FROM: A. deVries
TO: Dr. Browning
CC: Dr. P. Rynarin, K. deVries
BCC: Adam
DATE: Monday, March 2, 2009
SUBJECT: Old Reports
Dr. Browning,
As per your agreement, here are the records, and Dr. Rynarin should be sending someone with the samples. They are updated once-a-month, kept under electronic lock, and are only available through me because of both Dr. Rynarin and K. deVries's connections with ES. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me via this medium. Do not call. You'll have to speak with Dr. Rynarin on the drug specifics. I wasn't entitled to that knowledge in the past, and at present, it's been easier not knowing considering some of the earlier side effects that have since been terminated.
And on the incidents. I'm not going to give names. I didn't then, I have no intent now, and I won't if you ask me. There isn't a point to bring it up, and if it is, I'll close this discussion and leave. It really is that simple, and if you decide to counter by mentioning these files to ES, I guess we'll just have to deal with that when it happens.
- Alpheus deVries
1. Institution: Rynarin Medical Center | 2. Last Name: deVries First Name: Alpheus Middle Initial: K.
3. Register Number: 01-25-1973 | 4. Date Admitted: March 10, 2005
5. Legal State of Admission: Involuntary | 6. Location From Which Admitted: UPMC Shadyside, Shadyside, Penn.
7. Time At Usual Address: Since 01/84 | 8. Usual Address: 86 Lansing Heights, Shadyside, Penn.
9. Recent Address: Unknown
10. Sex: M. | 11. Color: W. | 12. Religion: Agnostic | 13. Marital Status: Single
14. City of Birth: Pittsburgh | 15.State of Birth: Penn. | 16. Date of Birth: January 17, 1986
17. Education: High School Student | 18. Occupation: None
19. Father's Name: Isaac deVries | 20. Father's Birthplace: Pittsburgh, Penn.
21. Mother's Name: Hazel Stratford | 22. Mother's Birthplace: Manchester, England
23a. Person To Notify In Emergency: Isaac deVries | 23b. Relationship: Father | 23c. Address: 86 Lansing Heights, Shadyside, Penn.
24a. Person To Notify In Emergency: Katazyna deVries | 24b. Relationship: Sister | 23c.Address: 86 Lansing Heights, Shadyside, Penn.
24a. Person To Notify In Emergency: Pierce Rynarin | 25b. Relationship: Friend | 24c. Address: 9 Harris Street, Pittsburgh, Penn.
Hospital Records:
1994, June 26 - UPMC Shadyside - Urgency Care, Admitted, Intensive Care, 12 Days - Hypovolemia from a penetration wound from the right ear to the collarbone - Arrived unconscious and required immediate surgery.
2002, July 14 - UPMC Shadyside - Urgency Care - Complete fracture of left arm to shoulder - Arrived conscious, reported that it was a running accident.
2004, January 17 - UPMC Shadyside - Urgency Care, Admitted, 2 Days - Compound fracture of right ankle, required surgery, reported that it was a running accident - left arm to shoulder was also dislocated for a second time. CPS was called in, but all allegations of abuse were denied.
2004, March 2 - UPMC Shadyside - Urgency Care, Admitted, 5 Days - Mild concussion and asphyxiation from nearly drowning - Disassociation prominent upon waking, attempted suicide denied by both patient and witness - Reported to be from slipping. CPS was called in a second time, but nothing changed.
2004, September 24 - UPMC Shadyside - Urgency Care, Admitted, 3 Days - Mild concussion, intoxicated, several lacerations and contusions from car accident. Father was charged for negligence and seen as not guilty.
2005, March 15 - UPMC Shadyside - Urgency Care, Admitted, 3 Days - Mild concussion, intoxicated, several contusions, broken jaw, broken nose, fractured shoulder.
2005, March 18 - Existential Solutions - Rynarin Medical Center - Admitted for reckless endangerment to self and others and delusions that were post-traumatic reactions to the June 26, 2004 incident.
Diagnostic Impression At Admission: Patient was delirious, depressed, and ignored attempts of social contact and question. Patient was unwilling to explain his whereabouts over the last, six months.
Items Upon Patient Upon Admission:
Notes: -voice file- Dr. Pierce M. Rynarin, Natural Medicine, Existential Solutions: Libra City Branch
This is Dr. Pierce Rynarin, Alternative Medicine at Existential Solutions. These notes are recorded elsewhere to keep the confidentiality of the subject. All information was either witnessed by me or reported by either the subject or those in close relation.
As of October 23, 2004, subject had disappeared from his home in Shadyside, Pennsylvania. After several attempts, his sister was able to contact him because of their mother's death. It is to be noted that genetically, other family members were mentally unstable and the patient carried several characteristics of the disease. Upon arrival, patient was intoxicated and admitted to UPMC Shadyside after a fight with his father. He was then transferred to the care of Existential Solutions at the Rynarin Medical Center.
Patient was kept in solitary confinement for the first month because of his lack in willingness to cooperate and the severity of nightmares and flashbacks that were believed to be triggered not by the mother's death but by earlier incidents while he was missing. This was noted because when questioned, the patient wouldn't recall any, exact locations, no names, no descriptions, nothing. It was evident that the patient was hiding something and believed that he was also attacked because of a few, minor "bite marks" opposite to the side where the June 26, 1994 incident occurred. Because the patient never admitted such allegations, it is still inconclusive. Therefore, Existential Solutions did not pursue the incident and try to track the assailant. It is to be noted that even after being released, the patient did not make any claims.
After solitary confinement and treatment, patient was released to the "Flight or Fight Response" test group. This was, as the doctors hoped, going to help the patient alongside nineteen other volunteers. The extract was given by needle, once a week, for a full month. It was supposed to give the subject a fighting chance if ever dealing with a situation like the ones that have caused the post-traumatic stress. Utilizing that, alongside therapy, it should work as a coping mechanism even if the drug was never used. Each week, the subjects were tested by certain stress reaction environments, checked, and noted. Subject was one of three to have no reaction after the forth injection despite the high intensity of the situations. (One is to be remembered to have been the first to black out from the drug - but at the time it was concluded to be a personal response to the trauma than an adverse reaction.)
In June of 2005, the group was released fully, and the subject was given outpatient treatment. He was kept under check by his sister whom is an outstanding resident within the company. IAll items upon patient were returned. t was hoped that under her watch a bit of light might have been shined on what exactly happened, but this also proved inconclusive. Subject was as detached upon arrival to this state of living as he was upon admittance. Because of her letter and good standing, subject was allowed to leave outpatient early and live in Albuquerque, New Mexico to attend college. He continued visitation each March at the Los Angeles branch because of his connection to me that helped assuage the whole situation - being the son of the Hematology Department Chair and grandson to the company chairman made these conditions possible, and there wasn't a moment when he disregarded that fact.
It is to note now that due to the subject's upbringing, that is why I believe he had no reaction to the drug at the trial. There was another incident while he was staying with his sister in New York City, NY, and he is still unwilling to talk about it with either his sister or I. Either way, it triggered the drug's first reaction. Subject admitted that that was why he wanted to leave for Albuquerque. During the following March examination, I noticed the changes, and knowing both his and other experiences at Existential Solutions, that is why both the sister and I have been keeping the reaction under wraps. At present, ES still believes that the subject is healthy and unaffected.
. . . the drug is an extract taken from the structure of whatever cause's vampires to react supernaturally heightened in strength, speed, and sensory. It's bonded to the epinephrine to keep from the subject being able to use it except in those specific situations. What we didn't expect was the drug to permanently bond with the blood, causing the negative reaction to sunlight after the forth or fifth response. The more reactions, the more unstable the bond, and from what we can gather by the others, it's basically a slowed down turn from being a human to a vampire. I've looked over the bodies to conclude this for certain, and it's close to what I've examined from other specimens.
Reversing the process has so far been inconclusive - besides, if we could do that, it would mean finding the first step to changing vampires into humans, and that's just not possible - at least not where science is concerned, and I haven't the time or reason to continue the notion. We've been working on a monthly basis on a way to at least slow down the process enough so that it can be extracted. At best, I have tried several medicines and other techniques to remove any stress reactions since full extraction and transfusion showed pointless, but none have been helpful without becoming too detrimental to other things that make the subject's life somewhat comfortable. He's also recalled a recent incident is causing these reactions to worsen - a trigger to his flashbacks, nightmares, and therefore hypervigilence and several, other factors that might cause more uptakes of the drug. I have tried to get him to leave whatever is causing that, but he is being stubborn.
When: 3/02/2009
Where: Adam's Loft
Rating: PG
Status: In Progress
FROM: A. deVries
TO: Dr. Browning
CC: Dr. P. Rynarin, K. deVries
BCC: Adam
DATE: Monday, March 2, 2009
SUBJECT: Old Reports
Dr. Browning,
As per your agreement, here are the records, and Dr. Rynarin should be sending someone with the samples. They are updated once-a-month, kept under electronic lock, and are only available through me because of both Dr. Rynarin and K. deVries's connections with ES. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me via this medium. Do not call. You'll have to speak with Dr. Rynarin on the drug specifics. I wasn't entitled to that knowledge in the past, and at present, it's been easier not knowing considering some of the earlier side effects that have since been terminated.
And on the incidents. I'm not going to give names. I didn't then, I have no intent now, and I won't if you ask me. There isn't a point to bring it up, and if it is, I'll close this discussion and leave. It really is that simple, and if you decide to counter by mentioning these files to ES, I guess we'll just have to deal with that when it happens.
- Alpheus deVries
1. Institution: Rynarin Medical Center | 2. Last Name: deVries First Name: Alpheus Middle Initial: K.
3. Register Number: 01-25-1973 | 4. Date Admitted: March 10, 2005
5. Legal State of Admission: Involuntary | 6. Location From Which Admitted: UPMC Shadyside, Shadyside, Penn.
7. Time At Usual Address: Since 01/84 | 8. Usual Address: 86 Lansing Heights, Shadyside, Penn.
9. Recent Address: Unknown
10. Sex: M. | 11. Color: W. | 12. Religion: Agnostic | 13. Marital Status: Single
14. City of Birth: Pittsburgh | 15.State of Birth: Penn. | 16. Date of Birth: January 17, 1986
17. Education: High School Student | 18. Occupation: None
19. Father's Name: Isaac deVries | 20. Father's Birthplace: Pittsburgh, Penn.
21. Mother's Name: Hazel Stratford | 22. Mother's Birthplace: Manchester, England
23a. Person To Notify In Emergency: Isaac deVries | 23b. Relationship: Father | 23c. Address: 86 Lansing Heights, Shadyside, Penn.
24a. Person To Notify In Emergency: Katazyna deVries | 24b. Relationship: Sister | 23c.Address: 86 Lansing Heights, Shadyside, Penn.
24a. Person To Notify In Emergency: Pierce Rynarin | 25b. Relationship: Friend | 24c. Address: 9 Harris Street, Pittsburgh, Penn.
Hospital Records:
1994, June 26 - UPMC Shadyside - Urgency Care, Admitted, Intensive Care, 12 Days - Hypovolemia from a penetration wound from the right ear to the collarbone - Arrived unconscious and required immediate surgery.
2002, July 14 - UPMC Shadyside - Urgency Care - Complete fracture of left arm to shoulder - Arrived conscious, reported that it was a running accident.
2004, January 17 - UPMC Shadyside - Urgency Care, Admitted, 2 Days - Compound fracture of right ankle, required surgery, reported that it was a running accident - left arm to shoulder was also dislocated for a second time. CPS was called in, but all allegations of abuse were denied.
2004, March 2 - UPMC Shadyside - Urgency Care, Admitted, 5 Days - Mild concussion and asphyxiation from nearly drowning - Disassociation prominent upon waking, attempted suicide denied by both patient and witness - Reported to be from slipping. CPS was called in a second time, but nothing changed.
2004, September 24 - UPMC Shadyside - Urgency Care, Admitted, 3 Days - Mild concussion, intoxicated, several lacerations and contusions from car accident. Father was charged for negligence and seen as not guilty.
2005, March 15 - UPMC Shadyside - Urgency Care, Admitted, 3 Days - Mild concussion, intoxicated, several contusions, broken jaw, broken nose, fractured shoulder.
2005, March 18 - Existential Solutions - Rynarin Medical Center - Admitted for reckless endangerment to self and others and delusions that were post-traumatic reactions to the June 26, 2004 incident.
Diagnostic Impression At Admission: Patient was delirious, depressed, and ignored attempts of social contact and question. Patient was unwilling to explain his whereabouts over the last, six months.
Items Upon Patient Upon Admission:
- Clothing - Grey sweatshirt, white short-sleeve shirt, jeans, white socks, white tennis shoes with laces
- Cellphone - Prepaid, no contacts
- Wallet - False Driver's License, 2 $1 bills, 5 $5 bills, 2 $20 bills, Fortune Cookie Slip, 1 Key
- Necklace - Red liquid, claimed fake
Notes: -voice file- Dr. Pierce M. Rynarin, Natural Medicine, Existential Solutions: Libra City Branch
This is Dr. Pierce Rynarin, Alternative Medicine at Existential Solutions. These notes are recorded elsewhere to keep the confidentiality of the subject. All information was either witnessed by me or reported by either the subject or those in close relation.
As of October 23, 2004, subject had disappeared from his home in Shadyside, Pennsylvania. After several attempts, his sister was able to contact him because of their mother's death. It is to be noted that genetically, other family members were mentally unstable and the patient carried several characteristics of the disease. Upon arrival, patient was intoxicated and admitted to UPMC Shadyside after a fight with his father. He was then transferred to the care of Existential Solutions at the Rynarin Medical Center.
Patient was kept in solitary confinement for the first month because of his lack in willingness to cooperate and the severity of nightmares and flashbacks that were believed to be triggered not by the mother's death but by earlier incidents while he was missing. This was noted because when questioned, the patient wouldn't recall any, exact locations, no names, no descriptions, nothing. It was evident that the patient was hiding something and believed that he was also attacked because of a few, minor "bite marks" opposite to the side where the June 26, 1994 incident occurred. Because the patient never admitted such allegations, it is still inconclusive. Therefore, Existential Solutions did not pursue the incident and try to track the assailant. It is to be noted that even after being released, the patient did not make any claims.
After solitary confinement and treatment, patient was released to the "Flight or Fight Response" test group. This was, as the doctors hoped, going to help the patient alongside nineteen other volunteers. The extract was given by needle, once a week, for a full month. It was supposed to give the subject a fighting chance if ever dealing with a situation like the ones that have caused the post-traumatic stress. Utilizing that, alongside therapy, it should work as a coping mechanism even if the drug was never used. Each week, the subjects were tested by certain stress reaction environments, checked, and noted. Subject was one of three to have no reaction after the forth injection despite the high intensity of the situations. (One is to be remembered to have been the first to black out from the drug - but at the time it was concluded to be a personal response to the trauma than an adverse reaction.)
In June of 2005, the group was released fully, and the subject was given outpatient treatment. He was kept under check by his sister whom is an outstanding resident within the company. IAll items upon patient were returned. t was hoped that under her watch a bit of light might have been shined on what exactly happened, but this also proved inconclusive. Subject was as detached upon arrival to this state of living as he was upon admittance. Because of her letter and good standing, subject was allowed to leave outpatient early and live in Albuquerque, New Mexico to attend college. He continued visitation each March at the Los Angeles branch because of his connection to me that helped assuage the whole situation - being the son of the Hematology Department Chair and grandson to the company chairman made these conditions possible, and there wasn't a moment when he disregarded that fact.
It is to note now that due to the subject's upbringing, that is why I believe he had no reaction to the drug at the trial. There was another incident while he was staying with his sister in New York City, NY, and he is still unwilling to talk about it with either his sister or I. Either way, it triggered the drug's first reaction. Subject admitted that that was why he wanted to leave for Albuquerque. During the following March examination, I noticed the changes, and knowing both his and other experiences at Existential Solutions, that is why both the sister and I have been keeping the reaction under wraps. At present, ES still believes that the subject is healthy and unaffected.
. . . the drug is an extract taken from the structure of whatever cause's vampires to react supernaturally heightened in strength, speed, and sensory. It's bonded to the epinephrine to keep from the subject being able to use it except in those specific situations. What we didn't expect was the drug to permanently bond with the blood, causing the negative reaction to sunlight after the forth or fifth response. The more reactions, the more unstable the bond, and from what we can gather by the others, it's basically a slowed down turn from being a human to a vampire. I've looked over the bodies to conclude this for certain, and it's close to what I've examined from other specimens.
Reversing the process has so far been inconclusive - besides, if we could do that, it would mean finding the first step to changing vampires into humans, and that's just not possible - at least not where science is concerned, and I haven't the time or reason to continue the notion. We've been working on a monthly basis on a way to at least slow down the process enough so that it can be extracted. At best, I have tried several medicines and other techniques to remove any stress reactions since full extraction and transfusion showed pointless, but none have been helpful without becoming too detrimental to other things that make the subject's life somewhat comfortable. He's also recalled a recent incident is causing these reactions to worsen - a trigger to his flashbacks, nightmares, and therefore hypervigilence and several, other factors that might cause more uptakes of the drug. I have tried to get him to leave whatever is causing that, but he is being stubborn.