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From: [Haller, David]
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Charles and the doctors agree that Yvette can now be released from the Medlab, which I think would be the best for her. Given the culture and temporal shock she's experiencing I don't think it would be a good idea to stick her in a single at this point, and correct me if I'm wrong, but right now the only real opening I can think of is with Laurie -- both practically and in terms of temperament. I'm aware there could be some conflict with putting her in the same suite as Jennie, but we've had discussed Yvette and Jennie was very adamant in wanting to do right by her, and while it might be a little awkward initially I think it'll be far from the huge problem it might be otherwise.
As for Yvette herself . . . she doesn't remember much about the situation with Marius and Jennie. Unless that changes, I think this might be the best solution. At least for the time being.
From: [Haller, David]
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Charles and the doctors agree that Yvette can now be released from the Medlab, which I think would be the best for her. Given the culture and temporal shock she's experiencing I don't think it would be a good idea to stick her in a single at this point, and correct me if I'm wrong, but right now the only real opening I can think of is with Laurie -- both practically and in terms of temperament. I'm aware there could be some conflict with putting her in the same suite as Jennie, but we've had discussed Yvette and Jennie was very adamant in wanting to do right by her, and while it might be a little awkward initially I think it'll be far from the huge problem it might be otherwise.
As for Yvette herself . . . she doesn't remember much about the situation with Marius and Jennie. Unless that changes, I think this might be the best solution. At least for the time being.
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Date: 2006-10-04 03:18 am (UTC)From: [D'Ancato, Marie]
Subj: Rooming situation
What a tricky situation. I think we need to tread very cautiously. Laurie is probably the best fit for Yvette - there are a few other rooms open, but I think none would be nearly as good a match. Laurie is one of the sweetest kids around and she'll probably bend over backwards to help Yvette feel comfortable. She seems to have a pretty good head on her shoulders too, so I think she'll react well to getting a roommate still working out control. If you think it won't be a further strain on Yvette(or Jennie) to share a suite with one another, than I'm ok with it - but I'd like you to monitor the situation. Dani and I will obviously keep our eyes and ears open, but I want to make sure that this situation doesn't lead to more harm for either - those two have been through quite enough. The instant something looks like trouble, I want to pull one of them from the suite.
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Date: 2006-10-04 03:35 am (UTC)From: [Haller, David]
Subject: Re: Rooming situation
At the moment it's looking like I'm going to be working with both Jennie and Yvette, and I would really prefer not to create anymore stress for them -- especially considering the type of situation they've just come from. The goal is to help both girls recover, not compound the damage.
As for Laurie, yeah, my thoughts exactly. I think she'd do well with Yvette. (Not that personal bias was a factor here, but she brought me soup when I was crazy. I feel pretty confident in saying she's the type that can deal with other people's trauma fairly well.)