Day 48: Doctor's Office 7 (Dr. Suresh) [Fourth Shift]
The last session could have gone better and it could have gone worse. Mr. Verden's case didn't appear to be all that terrible. He might have just been classified too dangerous to stay at home and receive treatment from a regular therapist. Aside from that there was also one no-show, which was troubling. If he'd been released, it would have been common courtesy for the nurses to have alerted him beforehand.
There was one more patient for the day, and Mohinder had been both anticipating and dreading the meeting since he'd checked his schedule. On the one hand, if his case was similar to Mr. Blaine's, there was a chance he'd also make vast improvements since the last time they'd met. However, if that wasn't the case he'd once again have to deal with someone who insisted he was someone he wasn't - someone that knew Mohinder well, no less.
He waited, pensive, for Mr. Campbell to arrive, hands folded on his desk.
There was one more patient for the day, and Mohinder had been both anticipating and dreading the meeting since he'd checked his schedule. On the one hand, if his case was similar to Mr. Blaine's, there was a chance he'd also make vast improvements since the last time they'd met. However, if that wasn't the case he'd once again have to deal with someone who insisted he was someone he wasn't - someone that knew Mohinder well, no less.
He waited, pensive, for Mr. Campbell to arrive, hands folded on his desk.