A medical Drama AU series based on Pixelberry Playchoices popular story Open Heart.
It follows the relationship between 26-year-old Doctor Valerie Valentine and her boss, proclaimed and famous diagnostician, 37-year-old Doctor Ethan Ramsey. Their fo...
AUTHORS NOTE: Welcome to another AU Chapter! this is strange because We're not posting on tumblr anymore, and im not entirely sure how this new posting process is going to go, but we built a community on tumblr and I hope to build a new one here on wattpad and on instagram! Im very happy to be posting two chapters today. This one shows the end of Valerie and Ethans last day at Edenbrook and the end of their last case...but also how they say goodbye to their place of work....and the place they met. I hope you enjoy!
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Ethan
Valerie, Baz and I entered Caroline Bloom's room later in the afternoon to give a sufficient diagnosis.
And as always, Valeries intuition has never failed her.
In cases such as Carolines though, this would be a time where one would wish V was wrong.
That she misjudged.
But of course, she didn't. She never does. And to now relay a seemingly grim diagnosis to a patient, no matter their wealth of class, they always seem to achieve the same grief-stricken appearance. One that would in doubt send a shiver down a doctor's very spine.
Whether it's terminal or life-altering in another manner, to tell someone their lives will never be the same will never be easier. But as I tell V...
Its gets easier to cover your emotion.
"Some good news, Mrs bloom, were discharging you," V said as she looked from her clipboard.
"I'm supposing that means you've figured out what's wrong with me?" She raised s brow.
Baz stepped forward and said "yes...and no. I mean the tests identified a number of bacterial strains that we're able to prescribe treatments for. So on that end, yes. You should feel better soon."
"And I suppose this is the bad news?" Leland signed.
I looked to Mrs bloom before putting on the strong stoicism must-have. The kind that...in hopes reassures patients. No matter nature.
"There's no cure for your condition, Mrs bloom. You will continue to be at risk from it . But with proper maintenance, it should be manageable."
"And what do you recommend?"
"You should take extra precautions to avoid infection, if and when you become ill, see medical attention as soon as possible" Valerie explained.
"...I think I can do that."
"I'd feel a lot better with a full-time doctor at home to look after you, especially with this place shutting its doors.."
"That seems a little excessive dear, I've lived my whole life until now without it being a major problem."
"Nothing is too much to keep you safe..." He placed a hand on her shoulder.
