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Log; ongoing
When; Thursday, April 16th, afternoon
Rating; PG/PG-13? Nothing sexual. Possibly cursing. IDK.
Characters; Dana Scully (![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
specialagentgf), Fox Mulder (call_me_spooky), and Dr. Wilson (dr_conscience)
Summary; Scully's cancer takes a turn for the worse.
Log; Scully had never really liked hospitals. It would be a gross simplification to say that was the reason she gave up a career in medicine to become a forensic pathologist for the FBI, but it had been an important factor. There was certainty in death, a finality that was as comforting as it was bleak. Hospitals were a question, an uncomfortable mixture of hope and despair. Will you live or die? When will this be over? Will life ever been the same again?
Since joining the X-Files, she has been in the hospital too many times -- as a patient, as a doctor, and as a visitor. Always with those questions spinning around in her mind. There was no comfort in familiarity, only a stark, constant reminder that her life wasn't normal, that pain and uncertainty were now an inexorable part of her existence. Since developing cancer, they had also become a constant reminder of her eventual death.
These thoughts drifted in her head, although she was barely conscious of them. Her cancer had taken a turn for the worse that morning, and she had barely been able to get herself to the hospital through the pain. She had been kept pretty well drugged ever since.
Rating; PG/PG-13? Nothing sexual. Possibly cursing. IDK.
Characters; Dana Scully (
specialagentgf), Fox Mulder (call_me_spooky), and Dr. Wilson (dr_conscience)Summary; Scully's cancer takes a turn for the worse.
Log; Scully had never really liked hospitals. It would be a gross simplification to say that was the reason she gave up a career in medicine to become a forensic pathologist for the FBI, but it had been an important factor. There was certainty in death, a finality that was as comforting as it was bleak. Hospitals were a question, an uncomfortable mixture of hope and despair. Will you live or die? When will this be over? Will life ever been the same again?
Since joining the X-Files, she has been in the hospital too many times -- as a patient, as a doctor, and as a visitor. Always with those questions spinning around in her mind. There was no comfort in familiarity, only a stark, constant reminder that her life wasn't normal, that pain and uncertainty were now an inexorable part of her existence. Since developing cancer, they had also become a constant reminder of her eventual death.
These thoughts drifted in her head, although she was barely conscious of them. Her cancer had taken a turn for the worse that morning, and she had barely been able to get herself to the hospital through the pain. She had been kept pretty well drugged ever since.