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There was no change, yet I seemed incapable of pondering it in what seemed to me the span of a few minutes, and then as fast as it had started, I was returned to my normal sensation of myself and I stood in a corn field, with the sound of wind gently rustling the drying leaves on the stalks all around us. And then, everything stopped. There was no sound, no motion, nothing. Yaaron had finished his incantation, and it took effect. The world was strange, unmoving. He turned to me, and without a word, took the staff from my hand.
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Then, taking my left hand in his right hand, he smiled, looked back at the
demon, frozen just millimeters from having rended Yaaron to shreds, and stamped
the staff on the ground. Again the sensation came that I was being pulled inside
out and through a small hole. My vision was zoloft side effects lost during
this period of instant eternity. It began, and then halted, while I felt myself
all twisted about. I'm reaching for the switch right now so close your eyes."
Furuli looked like a mime feeling at a barrier, he was trying to find the switch
with both hands and having a hard time at it. A few more seconds and one of
the two rows of lights flashed on and the patient made a moan of agony. "I
won't leave it on for long Sir." He walked over to the man whose eyes were
tightly shut. He found the patients chart and the end of the bed and opened
it. Of course it showed the man's name as John Doe, not much help there. It
also zoloft and weight loss showed that his lungs were weak and very
infected, filled with mucus and not allowing to breath. A very skinny plastic
tube went down the man's throat draining the poisonous fluid. There wasn't anything
else of use on the form; the rest let him know the different treatments he was
receiving but not much else. Furuli walked back to the patient's side and took
a good look at the man's face and exposed skin. There were what seemed to be
dark brown rashes all over his face and arms.
The lights had been turned off completely and there were no noises to be heard
except for the vital reading equipment in the corner with its green waves entering
on the left side of the screen and exiting on the right. Furuli didn't know
what to say since there hadn't been very many John Does in the hospital. He
spoke just above a whisper's tone. "Sir? Are you awake?" A moment
or two passed and Furuli wondered whether he should forget about trying to diagnose
the patient or not. He decided otherwise and spoke again but with more force.
"Excuse me. Hello my name is Dr. Furuli and I'd like to take a look at
you and see how you're getting along." He stopped to see if there would
be a response. There was a slight moan from the middle of the room. Furuli had
just entered the room and couldn't see much except a silhouette of the room's
bed. A voice grew from amidst the moan and the patient of room 607 spoke. "Light
hurts." Except it came out as "LLigghhhtt hhhhurrts." "I
see, well I'm going to have to turn them on for a little bit so I could see
what's the problem.
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There were small places on his body uncovered by flesh. He went to the counter next to the small room's entrance to get a disposable thermometer. While getting the thermometer Furuli put on gloves and a face mask. He had no idea what the man was suffering and didn't want whatever it was. Walking towards the bed Furuli said. "I'm going to put a thermometer under your tongue." Again Furuli was glad the patient's eyes were closed because his hands were a bit shaky at the thought of having the virus swimming through his veins at that very moment. He couldn't help but imagine he and his wife lying down in hospital beds with the same exact disease. Furuli put the thermometer to the man's mouth and said. "Ok are you zoloft withdrawal symptoms ready for the thermometer... By the way you didn't have a wallet on you I don't even know your name. Can you tell me your name? A short period passed in silence as Dr. Furuli waited for a response. The small plastic wire in the man's mouth made speech even more difficult and undoubtedly much more uncomfortable. With a hard T the man said, "Trent" and started to have a coughing fit. Dark brown liquid filled the small plastic tube and made it's way to a plastic bag besides the bed. Furuli knew a wider tube would have to be used or the man would eventually suffocate. Furuli asked the man to relax or the fit would get worse and eventually the man's spasms subsided. "What is your last name sir? Taking as deep of a breath as his lungs would allow he said, "Fore… and coughed loudly and then said "…man". "Trent Foreman you say?" No response just heavy breathing. Furuli grabbed the chart again and made the notation of the man's name. Before he put the chart down he noticed that when the man came in he had a temperature of a hundred and two. Furuli resumed his position besides the man's side and asked. Can you please open your mouth Mr. Foreman? He had a faint smell of gangrene and he looked very malnourished. Furuli was relieved the patient's eyes were closed because he couldn't help but make a face of disgust. In all his years as a doctor he had never seen any other skin-deteriorating diseases besides Leprosy and a few other skin illnesses that brought about such destruction. {Add in how Leprosy (and the other forms of diseases) looks and how this couldn't be leprosy. Perhaps this is a form of it he thinks.} Dr. Furuli was mentally thrown back and knew the patient would have to be examined somewhere else. Someplace else but he had no idea where that place would be; Delvon would know. Furuli figured the least he could do was find out how the man contracted such a disease and let whoever takes charge depression after getting off zoloft know what he had found. "Excuse me sir but how did you get this way? Do you know how this happened to you? Did you get it from someone?" Furuli could see the man's eyes swimming back and forth behind closed eyelids in thought. "Experiments in the woods. At a house. They tricked me." His words were forced and hard to understand, he sounded very much out of breath. Furuli remembered the high fever and so dismissed the ramblings.
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