[Text] 1st Creation: A Call For Help

[creatability]

[It's early in the evening when a network post goes up. Rather than voice or video, she's sending out text for reasons which will become obvious as people read.]

I know this probably isn't the place for it, but something's happened to my uncle, Matt Murdock. Retrospec gave him some sort of ability and it seems to be affecting his senses.

He seems to be hearing things, and smelling things, and it's making him incredibly sensitive to just about everything. I do not know what to do.

He needs help but I don't think that the hospital can do anything but make it worse. I've already given him earplugs but I want to help him more! Does anyone have any advice, or experience with anything like this at all?

Also, to anyone that he works with? Please don't expect him to come in to work until he's gotten a handle on this. I don't think he can leave the house without being in horrible pain.



[OOC: A log from Matt is located here Additionally, replies may come from Matt or Mary.]

Comments

[matchbreaker]

In addition to Dr. Sutcliff, smells and sounds can be drown out by stronger ones or focusing hard on one. Usually. Does the man like coffee or tea? Those are overpowering aromas and might drown out other things. Unless you think the one strong aroma might no be better.

[creatability]

I'm going to try strong tea. Giving him something to focus on seems like a smart decision.

Sounds are a little harder.

[matchbreaker]

You could try to make a baseline white noise but that would probably be worse unless you were very careful.

[creatability]

Right. That's what I'm going to try, if he feels up to it.

Thank you.

[matchbreaker]

Of course.

The good doctor is good at out of the box thinking though. My eyes were made light sensitive and she was able to work with me to remember red light is easier on those eyes. I could replace all my house's bulbs accordingly.

[creatability]

Thankfully that won't be a problem. He's blind.

But we'll see. Again, I appreciate the help.

[matchbreaker]

[ She meant that to reassure that there is -- well, she nods. ]

You're welcome. I hope it goes well.