Who:
whatsolarsystem and
holmes_blogger . And, of course, YOU!
What: Sherlock being the most intrusive receptionist ever, John being the actual helpful doctor.
When: Now!
Where: The refugee clinic.
Warnings: ...Sherlock harassment?
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Taking my time, lying there and staring at the ceiling )
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[He's looking over Ed's medical records.] Looks like you've been in here before. Quite a few times, in fact.
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[Ed has the grace to look somewhat sheepish at the mention of how often he's been to the clinic.]
I'm sure there are plenty worse than me.
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[Himself included, from time to time.]
So, what brings you in today?
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I know, right? It's not like I go looking for trouble.
[most of the time]
Just wanted to get my shoulder checked on, make sure everything's healing up the way it's supposed to, and to see if I could get cleared to start doing some light exercise.
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It says here you had some pieces of metal removed from your shoulder...?
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Yeah, the remains of my automail port.
[he knocks on his left knee]
I lost an arm and leg in a trade and have had prosthetics since. My arm was held in a sort of stasis and was recently traded back, though right on top of the port.
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This "trade"... I take it this wasn't exactly a planned procedure then?
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[John will take a look at his shoulder while they're talking.]
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[The stitches from the surgery have already dissolved and the incisions healed cleanly, though with the massive scar that takes up almost a quarter of his upper chest any additional scars wouldn't really be noticeable. He's already started to build up the muscle on the smaller arm.]
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[Something else Edward said suddenly strikes him.]
You said 'mechanic', not 'doctor'.
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[he chuckles slightly]
On my world, advanced prostheses are considered machinery. Medical doctors are familiar with it, but repairs and maintenance are done by special automail mechanics.
[he tugs at his trouser leg to expose the metal of his ankle]
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I'm afraid transplants and prosthetics like this are a bit beyond my experience, but as far as I can tell, your shoulder is healing very nicely. I don't see any reason why you can't begin physical therapy.
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[starts putting his shirt back on]
Great. I'll get started on it.
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