The Return of the War Legate

Chapter 269

Shawn said, “Your thought process may be normal, but that doesn’t mean your brain functions are. Simply put, your brain functions are the key to you controlling your body.

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“Abnormalities in brain functions aren’t severe and wouldn’t cause any damage to your brain. However, there will usually be some flaw in one’s limbs whenever this happens.

“Take a look at your x–ray scan. You’ve got a shadow over here, which I suspect is a blood clot. This thing is causing your brain function to be flawed. It’s also the reason why your muscle growth is extraordinarily high to the point where your nerves are being compressed and numbed.”

Everyone approached to look at the scan, while Juno felt that Shawn’s diagnosis was unprecedented.

‘I’ve seen many doctors, but none of them have ever said that there’s something wrong with my brain.”

“Professor Shawn, no hospital has ever been able to tell that there’s something wrong with my head despite my numerous visits,” Juno said.

There’s only a partial clot in your brain, which is very hard to detect. There’s a chance that these doctors you speak of didn’t think that there was something wrong with your head,” Shawn answered

“Then… Can she be healed? If so, how?” Samantha asked.

“I can’t guarantee she’ll be able to walk again, but I’m ninety–five percent sure that her legs will be able to return to normal.”

Juno was elated and her face was filled with hope as she looked at Shawn.

Meanwhile, Rue excitedly asked, “What’s the treatment plan, Professor Shawn? We’ll do everything we can to help you.”

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“It’s simple, really. I’m going to use a needle technique and some medication to remove the blood clot in her brain. After that, I’ll massage her leg muscles to loosen her nerves.

“Seven days. She’ll gradually be able to regain feeling in her legs in seven days at most.”

Juno had never been as happy as she was at that moment.

‘I have a ninety–five percent chance? This means there are high hopes of me being able to stand up on my feet again.”

Samantha smiled at Juno and said, “You’ll be able to go back to being a normal girl very soon.”

After that, she said, “Please make the arrangements, Professor Shawn.”

Shawn nodded. “I’ll stay in Swallowston over the next few days instead of returning to Southrive. I need you to drive her to the hospital to see me every day.

“Her condition will definitely improve if she receives treatment for seven days consecutively.”

“Understood. Thank you, professor,” Rue excitedly said, to which Shawn, Danton, and the rest of the crew left the house.

The next day, Samantha drowe Juno to Swallowston Hospital to begin her first day of treatment.

The treatinent process was both complex and simple. She got a needle treatment, a medical font bath, a foot massage, and some pills to take

The entire procedure lasted for more than two hours. Once it was over, Jo desperately wanted to tell Isla about what had happened, so she immediately rushed off to Isla’s ward.

“How are you feeling, Mother?” Juno asked excitedly when she entered.

Isla, who was laying in bed, turned around and asked, “funn? Why aren’t you at school today? Didn’t I tell you not to come so

often?”

Juno peeled a banana for her mother with a smile on her face. “I came today because I brought good news, and I know you’ll

be really happy to hear what I have to tell you.”

“What is it?”

“Sam hired a medical professor from Southrive to treat my legs. He’s a spectacular doctor. He even told me that there’s a ninety–five percent chance I’ll be able to stand on my feet again.”

“R–Really?” Isla said excitedly. This content belongs to Nô/velDra/ma.Org .

“Yes, really. I just received my first treatment today! Professor Shawn says that it has to do with an abnormality inside my brain caused by a blood clot. He’s going to use some kind of needle technique to help me remove it. I’ll recover very soon.”

“Juno, make sure you do everything the professor tells you to so that you can stand again. I’ve always hoped back on your feet. So much so that I’ve even dreamt of it.”

“I’ll do a dance to that song you love so much when I’m recovered,” Juno said with a smile.