forum School RP 2 (Closed Stalkers are welcome even if I still don't believe they exist...)
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The nurse pulled the needle out and smiled, "You're all done babe. Hopefully the last time I'll have to stick you with one of these,"

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"Okay, I'll run tests on these and the neurology team will look at your head."

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Darren was led to an MRI room and Lillian was taken with the doctors to watch with them through the glass.

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Darren walked over to the machine, his hand shaking at his side.
"How long has he had that shaky hand?" The doctor asked.

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"That's…. interesting actually. I've never seen cancer cause that."
Darren laid down in the bed thing.

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A picture of Darren's brain loaded on the screen and the doctor analyzed it carefully.

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The doctor motioned for her to come closer to look at it. He pointed to the screen, "This here is why his hand shakes," A little blue blob that indicated where the tumor was and had been eating away at him, "He might have it forever or it might be gone in a few months, just watch to see if it gets worse,"

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Lillian nodded, why was it blue? Why was it a blob? Questions that would never be answered. She didn't care if it was there forever, it was kind of cute actually, "So it's not a bad thing?"

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"No, just something that happened from brain damage. It's like… his brain is coping with the tumor. It'll either heal or it won't. Doesn't matter really." The doctor shrugged. The computerized X-ray made the screen blue and it was a blob because it's a hole…

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"Well, let's see," Another image loaded up of the opposite side of the man's brain. "I don't see any sign of the tumor being active other than this hole so I think it's safe to say he's in remission… It's gone,"

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"I'll let you deliver the new if you want. Just remember that even if it's just a headache he needs to come in. The cancer cells are still there and if the chemo didn't kill them it could re-congregate."