Posted by Lieutenant Commander Tolar Zarath (Chief Medical Officer) in Sickbay- Vora’s Physical

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Vora Zorell (Scientist) in Sickbay- Vora’s Physical

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Tolar Zarath (Chief Medical Officer) in Sickbay- Vora’s Physical

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The Andorian nodded gravely, but there was no judgment in his expression at all. “We all have our battles, Lieutenant. You should be proud of yourself, many do not win this particular fight. I’m no stranger to it myself, as a matter of fact.” His smile was brief, a bit sad, and a bit knowing. He passed the scanner attachment tool over her once more and then stood back. “Well, you appear to be in perfect health. Though, Of course, I am no expert in your people’s physiology… yet.” Putting the medical tricorder and scanner away, he leaned against the bulkhead and took a sip of his tea. “You are officially cleared for duty,” he smiled, savoring the bitter flavor as one antenna bent slowly toward the steaming mug in his hand.

-Zarath, CMO

Holding the mug, Zorell’s maroon eyes went wide. “Wait? That’s it?” Physicals didn’t take very long, but at the same time, she was used to it having it be slightly more in depth than that. Then again, she wasn’t surprised she was in good health. She was probably in the best health she’d ever been in in her entire life so far.

Lt. (j.g) Zorell, Sciences

His antennae curled inward and snaked their way back forward, as he looked at her, feigning shock. “I’ll go ahead and assume you have had medical care from a competent physician…”

-Zarath, CMO

Vora peered at him as if she wasn’t certain he was being serious or not. Was this some sort of trick. “I… haven’t really needed much medical care recently,” she replied. Even after that disaster of an away mission her issues had been more psychological rather than physical and a pass over of the tricorder had been enough. But now she was doubting things. After all, her experience with doctors had been mixed, even in Starfleet, and even on this ship. Years of an almost complete lack of medical care made it hard for her to know what was adequate and what wasn’t.

Lt. (j.g) Zorell, Sciences