Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Jessica Lemann (Doctor) in Main Sim - Sickbay: A Late Night Snack

Posted by Civilian T’Pon (Groundskeeper) in Main Sim - Sickbay: A Late Night Snack

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Jessica Lemann (Doctor) in Main Sim - Sickbay: A Late Night Snack
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T’Pon moaned in pain slightly as Jessica’s hand touched her forehead. She looked like she was having a nightmare.

T’Pon

=/\=Bridge to all Departments. Status Report.=/\=

Fl. Captain Koraia, CO (cross-posted form Bridge)

Jessica sighed softly as she stared at T’Pon. She ignored the communication from Koraia for just a moment, but then realized she likely should respond to it since she had been left in charge of this sickbay when the CMO had headed off to handle the injured crewmember.

=/\= Sickbay 2 here. All patients are stable. =/\=

She paused for a moment, her eyes focusing on T’Pon again, and then consciously turned her back to the Vulcan and lowered her voice, although neither would likely have much effect if someone truly wanted to overhear her question.

=/\= What’s… the status… of Meri…? =/\=

Dr. Lemann

=/\=She is safe. She’ll be returned to her mother as soon as the rest of the crew is back to the ship. Expect them soon,=/\= Ghubari replied.

Fl. Captain Koraia, CO

For the first time in the last few hours, a genuine smile drifted over Jessica’s features as she looked down at T’Pon following Ghubari’s news. She took a moment to acknowledge the response from the bridge before brushing T’Pon’s hair away from her face once more. “She’ll be here soon,” she murmured to the woman, unsure if she could hear her in her state, but hoping that it would help ease some of the nightmares plaguing the woman now.

Dr. Lemann

“Good, good,” T’Pon murmured and the nightmares seemed to ease as she slipped into a deep sleep.

T’Pon

Jessica let out a sigh of relief as she watched the Vulcan’s vital signs show that she was finally resting and recovering. Hopefully the nap would do her well and she would be able to be reunited with her child when she awakened. She found herself drawn to watching the simple display of vital signs for a few moment, but soon forced herself to take stock of the situation in the rest of Sickbay.

Dr. Lemann

“Ceres” watched the vitals as well sighing somewhat in relief as apparent danger seemed to have abated. “Been a hell of a day,” he said somewhat “unfiguratively”.

Michail