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>"Gul
we have brought along a physician with us because, as the
other >Ambassadors can attest to, we are not medically trained and want to make >sure our comprehension of any medical conditions are clearly understood." >Jarrit Legrath glanced over the newly arrived group. He knew just
about everyone either by looking over >dossiers prepared about the various
Council members or from his introduction to Captain Annan upon his >ship's
arrival. The only person left who could be the doctor was the Trill.
He dipped his head to the woman. >"I can understand your
concerns. Let me bring in Doctor Serat in so she might be able to brief
you on the >Professor's most recent physical." The Gul walked over to
the twin doors to the reception room and pulled >them open manually.
>A Cardassian woman stepped into the room. She was wearing a pale
blue dress that had overlapping >underlayers of salmon and purple that
somehow seemed to highlight the light blue of her eyes. Her long >ebon
hair was pulled back in a traditional Cardassian hair-style that let it fan out
along the side and back >making it seem like she had shoulder length
here. She made her way over to the group with the Gul >following.
"Greetings, honored diplomats. Thank you for agreeing to meet with
me."
Watson nodded as he sat at the table.
>"I would like to start by saying that Professor Dulath is in very good
condition. In fact, he is in better >condition than when he first
returned from his assignment on Space Station McKinley," she said as she
>brought up her bronze colored PADD.
Watson raised an eyebrow in concern "I don't understand."
>"Pardon me, folks. I did not mean to indicated that he had
received any bad treatment as he was serving in >a role as your peer.
In fact, I suspect just the opposite to be the case," she said with a polite and
>surprisingly friendly smile. "When the Professor first returned to
Cardassia Prime, he was actually >overweight and was suffering from a
condition somewhat similar to a condition humans refer to as gout as >well as
fatty liver disease. I believe he was suffering from "living the high
life?"
Watson didn't respond.
>"Since returning, he seems to have been able to focus on living
healthier. He has lost some weight, which >has allowed his system to
recover. Most of his numbers fall within the normal range or are on their
way >there."
Watson peered at the doctor they brought with them for a
response.
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