Rex Arany (
heromedal) wrote in
daybreakacademy2019-02-27 09:25 pm
I caught Generic Anime Blood Coughing syndrome from all the animes.
Who: Rex, medical dudes and anyone unlucky enough to talk to him.
What: Rex seeks medical help. Then is an idiot.
When: 27th Feb and some other times afterwards.
Where: Nurse's office and then the quad.
Warnings: Blood, talk of cancer,
[Sickbay]
The slowly building pain in Rex's gut had mostly been ignored. For three reasons. Because physical pain isn't something Rex worried too much about. Because he assumed it was somehow a side effect of the way his stomach squeezed and rolled when he did things he hated himself for. Which was pretty much everything he did. And because his entire body ached all the time so much that was his normal.
And then he coughed up some blood. His medical knowledge was exceptional for someone his age and education, but it was largely based on battlefield medicine. As evidenced by the way he was basically incapable of caring for himself. So he was forced to do the one thing you are never meant to do, google your symptoms.
"It seems very likely I have lung cancer," is how Rex introduces himself as he comes through the door and spots Hieke. Just getting right in there. It seems entirely in keeping with his life and luck so far. He's not even surprised. Calmly and collected, he spits into a tissue he's brought with him- some more red added to it. "But a second opinion would be appreciated."
By second opinion he means first opinion because he is not a doctor.
[Guess who's back?]
A while after being told he's not dying (or at least, not as quickly as he thought), Rex makes his glorious return for a check up. He almost spins on his heel and exits the second he spots Ekkehardt is the only one there. It's nothing to do with the forgotten moments that remain buried in the back of his head. It's because making a fool of himself as a masked weirdo had been embarrassing, at least once he'd finally collapsed and slept for a while.
Still, the mask did distort his voice. Though there were few of his stature around. But he hadn't had an inch of skin on show. So on and so on in a mental debate with himself. In the end, he steps in. Though doesn't open with some overly dramatic comment about his health. Just coughs lightly, in a quiet attention-grabbing way that isn't sure if it wants any attention at all. That way the onus is on Ekkehardt to possibly comment on his masked midnight escapades. Or not, for preference.
[Quad]
The revelation that Rex does not have terminal anything was a small relief. Only a small one- a part of him had already begun romanticising the idea of getting to peacefully pass away for reasons beyond his control once his mission was done. Another part was making plans to find ways to live after death. Both ideas made other parts of him feel even worse about himself.
However, one thing is for sure. Something even Rex cannot see a downside in.
Dairy is good for a stomach ulcer.
Rex loves dairy so much.
He's set up outside, on a bench and has got a huge stack of probiotics on his right and a slightly smaller stack of empty ones on his left as he just keeps wolfing them down. He's well aware this not how it works. He also doesn't care. He can't stop himself. He's probably gonna puke in a minute.
What: Rex seeks medical help. Then is an idiot.
When: 27th Feb and some other times afterwards.
Where: Nurse's office and then the quad.
Warnings: Blood, talk of cancer,
[Sickbay]
The slowly building pain in Rex's gut had mostly been ignored. For three reasons. Because physical pain isn't something Rex worried too much about. Because he assumed it was somehow a side effect of the way his stomach squeezed and rolled when he did things he hated himself for. Which was pretty much everything he did. And because his entire body ached all the time so much that was his normal.
And then he coughed up some blood. His medical knowledge was exceptional for someone his age and education, but it was largely based on battlefield medicine. As evidenced by the way he was basically incapable of caring for himself. So he was forced to do the one thing you are never meant to do, google your symptoms.
"It seems very likely I have lung cancer," is how Rex introduces himself as he comes through the door and spots Hieke. Just getting right in there. It seems entirely in keeping with his life and luck so far. He's not even surprised. Calmly and collected, he spits into a tissue he's brought with him- some more red added to it. "But a second opinion would be appreciated."
By second opinion he means first opinion because he is not a doctor.
[Guess who's back?]
A while after being told he's not dying (or at least, not as quickly as he thought), Rex makes his glorious return for a check up. He almost spins on his heel and exits the second he spots Ekkehardt is the only one there. It's nothing to do with the forgotten moments that remain buried in the back of his head. It's because making a fool of himself as a masked weirdo had been embarrassing, at least once he'd finally collapsed and slept for a while.
Still, the mask did distort his voice. Though there were few of his stature around. But he hadn't had an inch of skin on show. So on and so on in a mental debate with himself. In the end, he steps in. Though doesn't open with some overly dramatic comment about his health. Just coughs lightly, in a quiet attention-grabbing way that isn't sure if it wants any attention at all. That way the onus is on Ekkehardt to possibly comment on his masked midnight escapades. Or not, for preference.
[Quad]
The revelation that Rex does not have terminal anything was a small relief. Only a small one- a part of him had already begun romanticising the idea of getting to peacefully pass away for reasons beyond his control once his mission was done. Another part was making plans to find ways to live after death. Both ideas made other parts of him feel even worse about himself.
However, one thing is for sure. Something even Rex cannot see a downside in.
Dairy is good for a stomach ulcer.
Rex loves dairy so much.
He's set up outside, on a bench and has got a huge stack of probiotics on his right and a slightly smaller stack of empty ones on his left as he just keeps wolfing them down. He's well aware this not how it works. He also doesn't care. He can't stop himself. He's probably gonna puke in a minute.

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