Novel & Cerita Medic X Reader

“A reader. You attach it to any book, codex, or artifact that contains recorded knowledge. When activated, it transfers the contents directly, without opening the object or disturbing any seals bound to it.” His eyes sharpened with interest after my explanation. “Directly… to my mind?” I raised a brow at that. “No, mine,” I corrected subtly, “or to itself. It stores what it reads. The information can be retrieved later, intact. It doesn't depend on the creator’s mana, only activation.” Silence fell between us. Feline let out a low breath, something between disbelief and awe. He stared at the reader as though he were witnessing the finest creation of his time, and heat crept up my cheeks desp

The truth was that Thomas also read the medical book and explained the meditation method. However, Thomas had reminded her that she must never tell James about it. He said it was not time yet, and it’d be chaotic if James found out. Thus, she did not dare to mention it. James did not fault her for it since he never warned her not to read it. In fact, there was nothing much inside anyway. The medical book recorded very little about medical techniques, and most of the content was about Crucifier’s applications. Even if Thea understood the content, it would be useless information since Crucifier was not in her possession.

Saxon is not in though, but he's the one who left the bottled water for me. Crazy how I need anxiolytics and antidepressants now to stay grounded. It's been thorns and nails living without Xaia these past years, but it's even harder knowing there is no end to the tunnel. First things first, I take my meds before settling to flip through the documents. They are more familiar reports from the centre regional packs. Sason bursts in just then with his iPad stuck to his face. ‘‘There your are!’’ ‘‘What's all these?’’ I ask him, referring to the content of the documents even though I'm just about to go through them.

This is the physician that treated Khali in the hospital. "She just needs some time off. The patient is overly stressed," said the physician. The doctor handed something to Khali. It's a prescription. "Make sure she will take it once a day before meal." "Thank you," said Khali Rye sent the doctor outside, and Khali turned to her parents. Khali's phone rang. Vincent's name appears on display. Khali left the room, stood on the staircase, then answered Vincent's call. "Babe, I'm sorry." Vincent began.

I read the file that contained patients’ health conditions and their medication schedules. The doctors had listed all medications, the times the drugs were to be taken, and the gap between the doses. They also made a list of all drugs with the name of patients, their dosage, frequency, and side effects. Ugh! Lots of work to do!

She would just have to find some other way to compensate him. “If that’s the case, I’ll transfer you one month’s amount later, and we’ll set up a monthly payment system. Is that okay?” “Yeah.” “Here are two books that cover the basic knowledge for traditional medicine. Take it home and have a look. It’s best if you memorize them, that way you won’t be easily exposed,” said Xyla. She took two books on traditional medicine from the LV bag behind her and set them in front of him. One was ‘Foundation in Medicine’ while the other was ‘Medical Diagnosis’.

Instead, she was left alone over at that place. I quickly open my eyes and see the blue sky above me and that makes me relieved. "Here, take this," Xavier gives me a medicine and water. "What kind of medicine is this?" I ask. "I won't have any intention to kill you. Just have it. It's a anxiety's medicine. It will help you relieve a bit," he says. I take the medicine and gulp it inside with water. He sits right beside me and doesn't say anything. We stay silent for quite a bit.

Amelia leans over the side of the couch and pulls out a small bottle of pills, handing them to me. XANAX "She gave me a prescription for it and if I feel one coming on I should take one and see how it makes me feel. I got it filled on the way here" She responds, her voice flat and heavy as I examine the bottle in my hand. How am I supposed to react to this? Do I say 'fuck yeah medication!' Or do I try and convince her not to take them? I don't know how she feels about it, I don't even know how I feel about it.

I asked her trying to include her in the conversation. “err- anyone is fine” She muttered looking unsure “ Are you sure?” “Yes” I turned to the receptionist telling her to recommend one for olivia which she did and we left the store as they still have to resize the band to her size. Getting into the car before we left i wanted to know if she needed anything else. ‘Is there anything you would love to get” “Yes, the doctor prescribed some medication for me and i also need to get some essential” She said.