Diagnosing Attraction

Diagnosing Attraction. Part 20

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CHAPTER TWENTY

"Right so," Dr Reid let out a breath and sat down, on the chair beside me, at the side of Dani's bed. "If there's any part of this plan you don't understand or like, let me know and we'll talk about it." He opened up the file and laid it out on his lap, before looking back at Dani.

"Okay," Dani glanced at me, then she nodded at Dr Reid.

"There isn't anything else on the images, just the small part of the tumour left behind that we took out yesterday. So what we're going to do, is give you radiotherapy on your whole lower back and just make sure anything that is there, is taken away."

"Nothing on her upper back?" I asked, since I would think that, if he wanted to be safe, then he would give her radiotherapy on the whole of her back.

"There's nothing that concerns us about her upper back, the images are clear and the tumours have been on her lower spine." He explained and he took something out of the file, before showing me they were Dani's MRI images.

"This is her latest image?" I leaned on the armrest to get a closer look at the image, not really sure what any of it means.

"No this one is the original image, the first time she was here," he reached out and pointed to the image. "This is where her first tumour was and we removed most of it, just like we did this time around." He set that image down and showed me another one, which I guessed was the latest one. "We removed this one and will get rid of the trace parts with radiotherapy," he showed me where this tumour was.

"I'd rather not have radiotherapy on my whole back to be honest," Dani said and she looked at the images.

"Don't worry, we're only focusing on your lower back," he looked over at her and smiled. "We'll start tomorrow morning, give you a break over the weekend and then start again on Monday, before you go home on Tuesday. This time we'll give you the treatment every weekday, that way we can get you back to full health sooner."

"What will the side effects be like, now that she's having it five days a week?" I know the side effects were never that bad with Dani, but she was only getting three days of treatment that time.

"Tiredness will be the worst one and you'll still have back pain, but it shouldn't be too unbearable. We'll give you some painkillers anyway which will help," he reassured Dani.

"I'm guessing there's no possibility I can go to school?" Dani asked with a small smile, while handing Dr Reid back the images.

"Actually you might be surprised with what I'm going to tell you," Dr Reid laughed and closed over the folder. "I don't want you to go back next week, just so you can get over the surgery and get your physio finished. But after that, I'm happy for you to go back to school, but I don't want you to overdo it," he told her.