KieranSoares
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Seamus looked to Yasmine and Alex with a raised eyebrow, but followed Jeanine as she took his hand and sat down. "Somethin' wrong?" He asked quietly, focusing on Alex.
"Nothing serious at the moment, I don't think. But it requires some immediate action." Alex sat forward to face Seamus fully. "Jeanine came to me with a complaint of some chest pains. And finding out that heart problems run in her family, I've narrowed it down a bit..." Alex explained all he could about the irregular heartbeat, the risks, symptoms of the condition worsening, and the changes that would help keep Jeanine healthy. Seamus looked on, expressionless as he absorbed the fact that his wife had a condition that could threaten her life if they were too careless.
"And, we had a talk about children in the future. It's a risk, but it can be done if it's done right. Regular check-ins, avoidance of stress, and careful planning. I can explain more in detail as we go. I have worked with mothers with similar conditions and not had any serious problems, and being that Jeanine is in a good place with plenty of support, I think she has as good a chance as anyone. But before we get into all that, I'm going to put together some medicines for her to try to see if I can soothe the issue she's having now. It's likely from being a bit overworked along with some dietary issues. All I need from you, Seamus, is to help her make any changes and help keep stress down."
Seamus' gaze dropped to the floor, anxiously considering everything. It wasn't too serious, he knew, but he couldn't help the immense worry and fear for the future that hit him all at once. "I, uh... I don' know what t'say."
"Nothing serious at the moment, I don't think. But it requires some immediate action." Alex sat forward to face Seamus fully. "Jeanine came to me with a complaint of some chest pains. And finding out that heart problems run in her family, I've narrowed it down a bit..." Alex explained all he could about the irregular heartbeat, the risks, symptoms of the condition worsening, and the changes that would help keep Jeanine healthy. Seamus looked on, expressionless as he absorbed the fact that his wife had a condition that could threaten her life if they were too careless.
"And, we had a talk about children in the future. It's a risk, but it can be done if it's done right. Regular check-ins, avoidance of stress, and careful planning. I can explain more in detail as we go. I have worked with mothers with similar conditions and not had any serious problems, and being that Jeanine is in a good place with plenty of support, I think she has as good a chance as anyone. But before we get into all that, I'm going to put together some medicines for her to try to see if I can soothe the issue she's having now. It's likely from being a bit overworked along with some dietary issues. All I need from you, Seamus, is to help her make any changes and help keep stress down."
Seamus' gaze dropped to the floor, anxiously considering everything. It wasn't too serious, he knew, but he couldn't help the immense worry and fear for the future that hit him all at once. "I, uh... I don' know what t'say."