Christine had a bad habit of keeping things from herself, namely things like just how okay she wasn't. But today she was going to let herself in on a little secret so she could slap a few metaphorical bandaids on. Insecurities, with her, were running too deep these days. And she was still so tense from assorted happenings in her weeks aboard the ( Read more... )

((Probably a bit after this))

David snorted awake. He didn't know where he was at first. The room seemed foreign. Then his mind began to clear out some of the cobwebs. The last visages of a dream that had him riding a wave on a California ocean with a banana instead of a surfboard disconnected from his memory like cotton candy being doused with ( Read more... )

This wasn't Saval's usual shift, but he didn't particularly mind. He'd otherwise just have spent the night reading and playing chess with himself, and it was an interesting change of pace, working with people he didn't ordinarily work with ( Read more... )

As much as Spock did not desire to confront Leonard.... Doctor McCoy in a private manner for a while, he merely had to. He had actually acquired something that the man would likely want to get his hands on. Leo Doctor McCoy had informed him about the necessity of the Federation needing medical records of every crew member. And while the physical ( Read more... )

After the briefing for the Ravanna mission, Leonard had sent a memo to the whole of his department calling a meeting for later that day, around switch time for alpha and gamma shifts. He'd spent the rest of the morning organizing the details from the meeting, which he'd sent on as additional information to everyone. Some people could afford to ( Read more... )

Adrian paused outside the door to the Enterprise's medbay, eyeing it warily, and sighed. He hadn't been avoiding the place. Not exactly. He just really felt he'd had enough medical attention to last a damn lifetime. But regs were regs, and if he was going to be flying shuttles on the next mission, he needed his physical to get cleared for duty ( Read more... )

After the third time in less than six hours Christine had found herself awake and trying ceaselessly to get comfortable in bed, she gave up. It was only, oh, four hours before she was due to work. She could find something to do ( Read more... )

It was a little after 8am ship-time that the medbay doors slid open to admit the chief engineer. This was not unusual in and of itself; what was unusual was that he was neither obviously injured, nor being shepherded in by concerned subordinates or irate nursing staff. Humming under his breath, he headed for the CMO's office with a distinct bounce ( Read more... )

It was a rookie mistake, really it was. He should know better than to nail himself on the mandoline. He was so busy kicking himself that he didn't notice when something dropped from the ceiling ( Read more... )

He hadn't intentionally put off getting his updated physical on the enterprise. And if he had a subconscious aversion to having a physical he was, obviously, unaware of it. But it had continued to slip his mind. David should have no qualms about any sort of doctor's visit. He'd probably had more doctor's visits and physicals than many on the ship. ( Read more... )