Sunday, 7 April 2013

Catherine and Johns Saga_______Ch. 5 Consultation

Catherine was dreaming of John. She could feel the warmth of his breath on her cheeks. It felt so good. He was such a relaxed person. She wanted to hug him and hold him forever. The one thing that was preventing all of this to happen was that leg of his.
“John, I’d like to talk to you about your leg. I’d like to help you, because you helped me on that rainy day, when I couldn’t find my car keys. If you hadn’t come to my rescue we would have never meet. I don’t remember the details of your accident; would you please refresh my memory?” She asks.
John tells her how he was working a power drill press and needed a piece of Iron and tripped over some pipes that were on the floor. It broke his leg in several places and it affected his muscles. The doctor who helped him didn’t do a very good job. He said he didn’t want to go through that pain again. She asked if it would be okay if she could talk to her surgeon and doctor about him.
“I have contacts with physicians in my kind of work.” she said. She was a physical therapist.
“He said he would think about it and let me know, do you have any insurance?” Catherine asked.
John said “Yes I have very good insurance.”
“How about sick days?”  She asked.
“I have three weeks coming to me. Don’t forget I have to think about this. I have to go now. I’ve got some paper work I need to do tonight.” He explained.
“Call me when you have an answer” Catherine said.
Two days later he called her and she wanted to know how he was. He said he was still undecided.
“Would you feel better if you talked to someone else, like maybe your father or mother?” Catherine asked.
John thought about it and said he was willing to go to his parents’ farm and talk to them and get their opinion. Catherine decided to tell him with a peaceful mind that she had talked to the surgeon and doctor. They said they would be more than happy to look at his leg. Catherine asked if she could go along. He said no next time we went, she could.
 By G&G   2011-12, 

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