Reccomendation [PF Gabriel and Michael]

Michael came in the library for not a very important reason. Just looking up some things. His sister recently sent him a letter asking for a book about brain disorders because she was busy. Also saying that she got the job. He was pretty happy or his big sister. Ah well. Why couldn't she get one or herself? She didn't sound busy, ah well. He wasn't going to send the book, just give her the title and the author and she might find it. "Now, lets see," He muttered. He never been to this library, every time he went into a new library he feels kinda dumb on not knowing where everything is.

Gabriel liked the library. It was a place where no one would typically bother him or find him normally. It was like he could hide there away from the rest of the world for a bit. In otherwords it was like a haven to him. He walked from isle to isle looking up books from poems and plays to biographies and histories. It was only a matter of time until he got to the medical section and saw Micheal. "Operating on someone with a brain disorder?" he said remembering how well Micheal liked to be prepared for such things. It would make sense afterall for him to do so. From what he knew about him, Micheal was cautious.

Right, now he was in the medical section and in the right isle. Perfect. Soon realizing a familiar voice. "No actually, my sister asked me a good book about brain disorders. She just got a job to be a therapist for those." He explained. He was happy atleast for his sister, and now there was going to be a party celebrating it. His parents did that for him. But now he's stuck here, in a good way. He liked it here. Much more peaceful. He kinda hated the fact where his sister asked him for everything, even when he's out of town. but it's not one of those libraries where you can just buy a book and give it to someone. Hopefully there were copies of the one he was looking for.

"Therapy?" Gabriel said perking up an eyebrow. It was another form of medicine that he was used to himself quite a bit. Like his job it required a lot of observing and knowing the approriate response per person. Not every patient was the same afterall. The part that really made him curious was the fact that they both had choosen jobs in the field of medicine. Was it common for siblings to choose the same career path? "I know a good neroscience book or two," Gabe said. "I could give you a hand."

Michael nodded concentrating on still looking. It felt kind of like window shopping for some reason. But oh well. Until Gabriel said he knew a book or two. "Really? Thanks. What is it?" He asked breaking from concentration. His family was very determined on medicine, he didn't know how it started but to him saving lives was important, his 'family member' was in trouble but their life soon ended. Sometimes he hated his life, but most of the times he liked his life.

"Current Therapy in Neurologic Disease by Richard T. Johnson is a pretty good book," said Gabriel searching for it on the shelf and pulling it out. It was a pretty think book and weighted quite a bit, but it was great for references. "It list practically every neurologic disease there is and treatments for them--it's very handy," he admitted looking down at the familar book. He had a copy for himself in his office along with other books like it. "Another good one is Neurological Differential Diagnosis by John Patten, it made me think differently when diagnosising patients myself."

Michael listened very carefully and also written down the titles and authors as well so he can write back a letter to his sister so she can get the book herself. Sometimes his sister can get annoying. "Thanks, That would really help," He said giving a small grin. This would make his sister, Madison, happy. Since she just got the job it made sense that she needed more information on things. Kinda like himself. It was probably passed down from their parents reviewing things before you do it.

"No problem," he said laughing a bit. "Doctors should help eachother out every once in awhile." He didn't mind helping out Micheal, afterall he was a pretty nice guy to be around. One of Gabriel's minors happened to be neurology as well, so he knew all sorts of books about the brain and brain disorders. His personal favorite being 'The Accidental Mind.' It was very detailed and did an excelent job explaining the evolution of the human mind. "Plus it's important for newbies to be ready for any challanges with their patients."

"That's true," Michael said in a agreement. It makes things easier when people are helping others, so things won't go wrong. Plus, Madison will be truely grateful for himself to get these book titles from him since she just got a new job. Next time he's doing this for her, he's not going to accept it. He's gotta let it do it herself. "Well, I must be going now, Thank you Gabriel." He said. Then he walked off to the exit to get back to work.


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