Right After Breakfast The Next Morning By Dr. Davis

Right after breakfast the next morning, Dr. Davis showed up with a bright smile on his face. â€Å"Good morning, John. How are you feeling today?† he greeted cheerfully in an attempt to gauge how his patient’s mood was and how he felt towards therapy. Grimacing, Johnny shrugged, â€Å"Am fine.† Nodding, the doctor set down the few items he had brought for the first session. â€Å"I know that Doctor Early has you on less medicine to help with pain, so you may hurt a bit more right now. The exercises I do with you and ask your family to help you with may cause some pain too,† he warned. â€Å"The pain shouldn’t get to bad, if it does, tell someone. Otherwise, what you do in physical therapy will help with the pain. It will take a bit, but once we get you moving, your body will be happier. Does that make sense?† â€Å"Pain now†¦so, less†¦later?† Johnny asked slowly and carefully, trying to remember what his Uncle Roy had told him about speaking. â€Å"Yes, exactly!† â€Å"And great job kiddo,† Roy grinned at Johnny. â€Å"That is what I meant by speaking all the words in your head. I know it’ll be hard, but like I said, Aunt Jo, me, Chris, Jenny and others will be here for you.† Smiling bashfully with pink running through his cheeks, John turned back to Doctor Davis. Sensing the embarrassment, the physical therapist started his session. â€Å"What I am going to start with is helping you stretch out your muscles,† he explained. â€Å"You should be able to do this on your own after this.† Picking up the uncasted leg, Davis beganShow MoreRelated Mary Chestnuts Civil War Essay2387 Words   |  10 Pagestwelve years old when the entire family moved to Mississippi, where they owned some other plantations. 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