I've been shot in the head, twice. The worst of the death toll symptoms were headaches, nausea and disorientation. I also died by a heart attack -- of which presently I appear to be experiencing death toll symptoms. Tightness about the chest. Blurred vision. My limbs keep falling asleep, and nausea -- worsened by my pain medication, actually.

I'll talk to Dr. Snape-Jones about adjusting the dosage or changing the sort to something more effective.

I haven't experienced a death toll, but I'm afraid I don't have any medical knowledge.

An explanation on assisting in patient transportation I believe is education enough to suit our purposes, if you should be willing to volunteer.

The issue being if it stops. I'm suffering a chest full of gunshot wounds and the after-effects of a Joker designed explosion.

I have. I had a sprained wrist, broken knee, and the back of my skull cracked open-- trouble walking and persistent screaming headache for the first few days after.

It's been back, too, if you're wondering. Blurred vision, bad knee, the works.

It seems to be going around.

Thank you for alerting us. If it becomes too troubling we'll do our best to make you comfortable.

Sorry, just to be clear, this "death toll" sickness only applies to deaths on the Barge, right?

If, for example, I'd died and come back well before becoming a warden...

Only on the Barge, yes. Though my death previous to the Barge was so like one on it, I initially mistook this phenomenon as a symptom of it.

I'm in the same boat as George here. No death, but no... training, either.

You never know when a helpful blanket delivery might suffice as a kindness worth of a saint.

I've never death tolled! I mean, there was that time I was undead, but that doesn't count because that was just brilliant, and there wasn't any pain.

You may want to make sure, as you were dead in a way, that your heart continues beating.

I am already helping in the infirmary, and I have not yet died on the Barge.

Good. Then you're a step ahead.

I have death tolled.

The effects were full body.

[But especially his hands. That part he's not going to say.]

I've never death tolled.

And if you need any help, I'm willing to lend a hand.

I'm clear and I've got field medic training - stabilization only, no treatment.

That is still quite helpful. Thank you.

I've death tolled three times. The first death was from being shot through both hearts after being inflicted with significant head trauma. The death toll symptoms were primarily pain in the chest and head. The second death was a clean beheading, which resulted in neck pains and some hoarseness during the death toll. My last death was aspirin poisoning after my tongue was cut out. Death toll included light-headedness, headache, and...ah...speech impairment.

Right now the Barge seems to be mixing and matching them at random.

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That's precisely what it's been doing to me, as well.

I haven't experienced one, and would certainly be willing to aid in an emergency. I probably cannot actually practice as I don't know much about anatomy, but I can certainly be an extra set of hands.

Thank you. If the need should arise, I would appreciate it.

Disintegration. It fucking hurt. And being shot in the back and waking up with dirt in my mouth.

Ah. Yes, I recall that. [That's where he got a good deal of his death tolling.] The latter, that is.

If you experience symptoms of either, do let us know.

No death toll here. I've only ever worked with animals in the past, but I'd love to help out in any way that I can.

Fortunately while medical training is helpful, it's not absolutely necessary. We may just need someone to deliver cups of water and the like.

If it becomes an issue, I will remember you.

I've deathtolled four times. The first was torture, so I just had a general feeling of pain at all the sites where it'd happened, as well as normal death toll. Second time was being shot in the chest, and I had severe chest pain, trouble breathing. Third time and fourth time, my neck was broken, so I felt severe pain and the inability to move.

I had no idea you'd death tolled quite so many times.

How are you feeling? [Death tolling probably, knowing the Doctor.]

I'm fine. [He is fine like a Time Lord is fine. Which means that he's using text on this entry for a reason.]

You've not death tolled here, have you?

Three times. The first was when a bomb went off in the dining hall and... vaporized everyone inside, for lack of a better word. It hurt everywhere. The second time Aleera got me duting a flood; I was mostly weak and really anemic after that. This last time, Sexby beat me, and... bashed my head against the wall until I died. Really bad headaches.

...That's the worst right now. The headache. But it's coming and going.

I'm glad to hear that it's fading. Has any medication been soothing it?

I've died several times here. Beheading and death-by-Cenobite.

I am experiencing symptoms of both and have it well under control.

If the situation should change, do call for someone immediately.

What if we don't know how we died?

Ah... do you recall how the death toll felt or where it hurt most?

On behalf of the infirmary? Are you a staff member there at the moment?

Yes. I have been for quite some time.

I've experienced multiple death tolls. Two of them have been instantaneous vaporization, one due to a bomb in the dining hall and one due to...whatever the Admiral decided to do when a group of us tried to fix the ship during the blackout. However, another death toll was due to...well, due to losing blood after having one of my hearts removed.

I've been suffering from the latter mostly. Just sharp chest pains, nothing too bad.

I meant to ask you about that incident in the engine room, but you seemed very uncomfortable with it.

Who ripped out your [my] heart and why?

[This is text, so he can't see himself holding his chest protectively.]

I'm not gonna tell you how I died!

That will be fine. This is mostly a worry concerning symptoms and them returning.

I was shot in the head and had my throat torn out. Symptoms relating to each: headache, difficulty speaking, drinking, and eating. [Guess which is back now.]

[Considering he's doing the text thing? He does understand.] If it does return significantly, please do stop by the infirmary. We'll at least be prepared for it.

Would tell you. currently suffocating.

read into that what you will.

[pause]

not literally. just feels that way. See: death toll.

I understand. [He's having trouble breathing as well on and off. Hence text.]

Is it consistent, or coming and going?