...Damn, I hadn't even thought of the surgery part. Good thing we got an expert on board without having to CE that end - I don't think it'd end well if the surgeon didn't notice a complication because they were too in the zone.
But yeah! The surgery part is kind of the important part, I think. If the ports aren't connected to his body properly then all sorts of things can go wrong.
That sounds cool, but also kinda creepy? I mean I already got all sorts of machine hax, so even if I don't actually build the arm myself I just need to touch it to know all the things. Does whoever's working on it know how to build for a body part? I can info dump that part if need be.
Cool. I'll work on putting together the stuff I need to. Do you know if anyone else has any medical type knowledge? I'd be good to have someone else around, even if they don't know about the procedure specifically.
You can do surgery to help people regain functionality and a lifestyle they've lost due to significant trauma. You are good at fixing things. You're good at fixing people.
I have a chronic illness. It's neuromuscular, and sends excess electrical signals to my muscles, tightening them up. I used to have a bracelet back home that I'd activate several times a day to relax the muscles and keep them from getting too tight. There were medications, too. But for the last three, four years, I haven't had access to either the medication or the muscular stimulator. The illness is a degenerative one, and will eventually be fatal. I should start the degeneration process soon... The doctors said that it usually starts somewhere between 26 and 28, and I'm 27 now.
I haven't been experiencing any symptoms, and I think I've been all right when it comes to muscle tension. Given how much of a battering I took in that first year away from home, I don't know that I'd notice, though. I've had a lot of broken bones and taken a lot of wounds.
Look. This illness? This is a private matter. It's genetic, not contagious, and I don't want other people worrying about it. Matt knows... That's the only person who needs to. Other than you. I don't know how it's going to affect the surgery, but you needed to know. Please keep it to yourself, okay?
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We should probably run tests, even if you're not noticing anything yet. I mean, I can probably modify the arm they make to manage things after everything is said and done, maybe even act as the stimulator you had?
Thank you. Yeah, you're probably right. I would be grateful if you could make the arm do that, honestly. Especially if it can be automated, but has a manual back up method. If you talk to Matt, I bet he could sneak something into it to facilitate that.
Honestly, I'm more worried about you guys than I am about me. You can't mess me up any more than I already am, I'm pretty sure. But, um. I think... I think it would be helpful for me to be able to have Matt there when I go under and come out of anaesthesia. I've had some bad experiences with it in the past, and having him there might help to mitigate my instinct to lash out.
That won't be a problem. I would have probably asked if there was anyone you wanted around anyway. If he wants, I can show him stuff that could help out with the surgery, so he doesn't have to leave.
I think that would really help, Prompto, thank you. [He really does sound grateful.] Matt really doesn't do well when he feels useless, and then it can be his choice if he goes or stays while the surgery happens. I think it would be better coming from you than from me, though, if that's all right.
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But yeah! The surgery part is kind of the important part, I think. If the ports aren't connected to his body properly then all sorts of things can go wrong.
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Yeah, that's definitely gonna be mission-critical.
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I haven't been experiencing any symptoms, and I think I've been all right when it comes to muscle tension. Given how much of a battering I took in that first year away from home, I don't know that I'd notice, though. I've had a lot of broken bones and taken a lot of wounds.
Look. This illness? This is a private matter. It's genetic, not contagious, and I don't want other people worrying about it. Matt knows... That's the only person who needs to. Other than you. I don't know how it's going to affect the surgery, but you needed to know. Please keep it to yourself, okay?
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-=his mind is already whirling back and forth between medical knowledge and engineering=-
We should probably run tests, even if you're not noticing anything yet. I mean, I can probably modify the arm they make to manage things after everything is said and done, maybe even act as the stimulator you had?
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Thank you. Yeah, you're probably right. I would be grateful if you could make the arm do that, honestly. Especially if it can be automated, but has a manual back up method. If you talk to Matt, I bet he could sneak something into it to facilitate that.
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-=well, he certainly is, but his oracle powers kind of facilitate that to a ridiculous degree. he feels it all the time=-
We'll take good care of you, bro! Don't worry!
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