Posted July 27, 2020, 6:14 a.m. by Lieutenant Commander Fletcher Potts (CNS) (Louis Harvatt)
Posted by Lieutenant Amber Donnelly (Chief Medical Officer) in Side Sim - Boarding Physical
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Fletcher Potts (CNS) in Side Sim - Boarding Physical
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Fletcher Potts (CNS) in Side Sim - Boarding Physical
“Crud” exclaimed Potts as he raced out of the turbo lift, due the fact he was late his physical. Now running down the corridor Fletch took two rights a left and then came to an abrupt halt in order to get his bearings and check he was on the right corridor. Looking at the bulk heads he determined he was almost there “Ahh yes second door on the left” he said walking down the corridor and through the entrance to sick bay.
Walking up to the reception desk Potts straightened his uniform and addressed the young female ensign in front of him. ” Lieutenant Commander Fletcher Potts to see Lieutenant Donnelly at 1400hrs” he said in professional manner in an attempt not to show how nervous he was.
Potts, CNS
Amber came out of her office with a smile. “Breathe Commander. Life won’t end cause you are a little late.” She nodded for him to follow her and pointed to one of the biobeds. “Hop up here and catch your breath. I don’t want to check you in with a high rate or your follow ups will be off the chart.” She smiled and grabbed the tricorder and PaDD she had left on the foot of the bed in anticipation.
Giving him a moment to get settled, she smiled and nodded. “So, you are here, you are alive, and you haven’t tried to kill anyone. So what else has occurred since you left your last station that I need to know about.” She ran the scanner over him and noticed he was still coming down from his job here.
Lt Amber Donnelly
Chief Medical Officer
Following the Chief Medical Officer Fletch popped himself upon the bed and listened as she spoke, letting out a small chuckle following comment regarding his tardiness and the world not coming to an end. Waiting for her to conclude her sentence he took a brief pause to refill his lungs before talking. “Hmm let me think all I can really think off is the trouble I have had with my shoulder the left one seems to crunch when I move it.” he spoke moving his shoulder in order to demonstrate what occurs when he move it. “I wouldnt say it causes pain when I use my left arm more discomfort than anything.” He concluded by saying.
Potts, CNS
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