Re: Counseling - Susan IvanovasuzotchkaFebruary 10 2006, 02:15:18 UTC
Ivanova was looking worse off than last week. The cane, sling, and heavily bandaged leg, arm, and ribs may have something to do with this. She limps into the office, leaning heavily on her cane, and taps at the door. "Dr. Pevensie?"
Re: Counseling - Susan IvanovasuzotchkaFebruary 10 2006, 03:04:08 UTC
Ivanova began to shrug, but stopped. "According to Lyta, pig-headed stupidity. I would have healed fine on my own, without meddling from the well-meaning."
Re: Counseling - Susan IvanovasusanofnarniaFebruary 10 2006, 03:06:55 UTC
Susan doesn't face-palm, but if she did, she would be. "Ivanova, have you been prescribed pain medication? Are you taking it? We certainly don't have to go forward with today's session if you're not feeling well...."
Re: Counseling - Susan IvanovasuzotchkaFebruary 10 2006, 03:10:45 UTC
"What is with everyone's obsession with drugging me?" Ivanova blurted out. "Yes, I've been told to take pain medication. No, I am not taking it. I do not need to take it. I don't need anything. I want to go back to my normal activities. I don't like being on forced bedrest."
Re: Counseling - Susan IvanovasusanofnarniaFebruary 10 2006, 03:29:00 UTC
Susan gives her a look. "Did the doctor mention that pain is a warning? And you're not *supposed* to ignore it? That it's foolish to stress your body into more damage?"
Re: Counseling - Susan IvanovasuzotchkaFebruary 10 2006, 03:32:12 UTC
"No. She didn't. I knew that already." Ivanova sighed. "Doctors. They know everything. Look, Dr. Pevensie, I know it looks bad and I seem stupid and foolish for refusing help and pain meds. I just hate feeling . . . ineffectual. I'm the kind of person to thrive on chaos. I can't . . . do nothing, sit still."
Re: Counseling - Susan IvanovasusanofnarniaFebruary 10 2006, 03:38:58 UTC
"A more active way of recovering, then?" Susan shook her head, then narrowed her eyes. "I supposed if you're, talking to me, you're at least not damaging yourself doing something more physical. Very well, then." She shook her head at Ivanova's injuries again. "And how did this change in treatment come about? Which doctor did you see?"
Re: Counseling - Susan IvanovasuzotchkaFebruary 10 2006, 03:43:38 UTC
"She isn't a doctor at the moment, but I have the feeling she was at some point," Ivanova replied. "Janet Fraiser? Do you know her? Anyway, I seem to have . . . fallen asleep Friday morning . . ." Ivanova frowned. "I can't really remember why. And I must have slept all weekend, because apparently I woke up on Tuesday. Lyta had gotten Janet to come over." She paused, but she had promised to say something. "As long as I'm at the clinic . . . Janet wanted me to be looked at more thoroughly."
Re: Counseling - Susan IvanovasusanofnarniaFebruary 10 2006, 03:48:56 UTC
Janet Fraiser was the young woman of so much aplomb that Susan had met over the Snow Monster weekend. She frowned. "And that sounds very serious, a four-day fugue state-- you mean only Janet has seen you so far?" she asked, alarmed.
Re: Counseling - Susan IvanovasuzotchkaFebruary 10 2006, 03:50:50 UTC
". . . yes."
Great, Ivanova. You sound so very mature, adult, and responsible at the moment. She did find it odd about the four-day nap, but nothing really clicked. Lyta had made sure of that with her mental block. The moment she thought about it, the thought slipped away.
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"Yes, my Queen. Don't worry," she muttered, scowling. "It's the same old injuries. I was ambushed by a doctor and her maniacal lackey."
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Great, Ivanova. You sound so very mature, adult, and responsible at the moment. She did find it odd about the four-day nap, but nothing really clicked. Lyta had made sure of that with her mental block. The moment she thought about it, the thought slipped away.
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