But Kitty had to go to school and Chloe couldn't be left without proper medical attention.
Kitty's only option was to enlist my help. Since my medical expertise is non-existent, and I'm not tender with sick people, it wasn't ideal. But I would have to do. First grade waits for no Kitty.
Thankfully, Dr. Kitty wrote out detailed instructions for me - I excel at following directions.
I needed supplies:
- Glasses
- Medicine
- Bandage
- Shot
Every 5 hours, I needed to do the following:
- Give Chloe medicine
- Check Chloe's temperature
- Give her shots with her clothes off
- Swaddle her up
- Tuck her in with her tiny hat and Pink Panther doll
The first words out of Kitty's mouth when I picked her up from school were, "How's Chloe?" I responded with a confident, "I took excellent care of our patient. She voiced zero complaints."
Kitty was happy.
Chloe was happy.
I was happy.
I was happy.
I'm considering treating patients full-time. I think the world could use more unqualified medical professionals.
I would be shocked if Chloe complained. That would require a whole episode with another qualified health care professional outside and beyond a simple shot administrator.
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