Posted by Lieutenant Commander Sharah Fayth (Chief Star Fleet Medical Officer) in Psych Eval - The Sheep Won’t Count Themselves

Posted by Lieutenant Tandra Mika (Counselor) in Sacred Heart Hospital - The Sheep Won’t Count Themselves

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Sharah Fayth (Chief Star Fleet Medical Officer) in Sacred Heart Hospital - The Sheep Won’t Count Themselves

Molly smiled. “It’s fine either way…” She knew how her uncle was going to react to the news anyway. Or at least she thought she knew. Whoever the messenger turned out to be wouldn’t make much of a difference. “Which ever is less troublesome for you.” She sighed softly and closed her eyes for a moment before refocusing her gaze on Sharah. “Thank you again, doctor. I’d appreciate it if I could visit him whenever it would be okay. In the meantime I’ll wait for the psychological evaluation.” Her head hurt just thinking about it. “The faster it will be done, the better.”

Molly Holloway, CEO Holloway Heavy Industries

“I’ll set it up right away.” Fayth left the room and called up to counseling and requested Lt Mika come down.

Mika responded quickly to Fayth’s page. It took her a few minutes to arrive to Sharah’s location from the psych wing. When she did, she asked, “I was paged?”

~ Mika

Sharah nodded. “Hi Mika.” She led her into a side office. “I have a patient, Retired Cpt. She has a pretty high clearance, did some work for Intel, you know the deal.”

“Anyway, she collapsed outside the hospital. She overdosed on sleep medication. Normally not deadly, but she took so much it dropped her heart rate, her BP sky rocketed and she crashed. I can’t release her without a psych eval. Since the medication is not addictive, I suspect that the problem is mental/emotional. There is no chemical/hormonal evidence of a reason she can’t sleep.”

Fayth, SFCMO

“Any idea if it was an intentional overdose?” Mika asked after listening to Sharah. “Enough to make her crash is a lot of medication for just not being able to sleep.” And if Sharah knew, it was better to go in more prepared for what she’d be dealing with.

~ Lt Mika, CNS