Wendy nodded her head, "Yeah, I don't let anything get in my way. If there is something that seems impossible, I try and make it possible." she tells him. "Sometimes people wonder why I even bother trying, and I always tell them that, 'I bother trying because I am one who doesn't give up. If you say you don't need to try anything to accomplish it, then you haven't tried' " she said a smile on her face. "Strong and independent... I guess you could say that.." she tells him. As she sat there, it was like she was slowly making a new friend through something they both seem to have in common. Wendy and Chase both had a disability, but they could try to change that. "I noticed how hard you try during those exercises... And if your heart beats too fast, then maybe we should change that. Fix it so you don't pass out."<br/><br/>"That sounds like a good idea" a voice spoke up. Wendy looked to see Nurse Diana exiting the building. The nurse had snowy white hair, and looked to be in her 60's or 70's. "Oh, I didn't know you were there..." Wendy says, a little surprised that the nurse was eavesdropping on their conversation. "I think that it is a good idea for you two to be working together and helping each other. You both share the same thing, having a disability. But differences because it's two completely different things." she stated. Wendy nodded her head, understanding it, then looked at Chase. "Yeah, you're right.." she said. "Well, if you two worked together to accomplish the task of overcoming that disability, then it shows that nothing is impossible. Like you said, fixing a problem like Cardiac Dysrhythmia is difficult to do, but you can find a way to manage it." She looks at Chase. "You work hard, and even so you still end up in the Nurse's Office" she laughs. "But you can change that to where you don't come in so often." The Nurse then looks at Wendy.<br/><br/>"As for your Paralysis... It seems that one is just a little too difficult to do. Since the nerves in your system are damaged or ruined, it would take a miracle to try and get you to walk again. Even if you can train yourself to walk, the nerves in your system may not let the brain respond to it.." She was unsure of what to say. "But, have you heard of the Buddy System?" "Isn't that for kids in elementary and middle school? We're in High School..." Wendy started to say. "Yes, but I'm talking about a different System of the Buddy System.." The Nurse sits down on the steps next to Chase and Wendy. "The buddy system is a procedure in which two people, the "buddies", operate together as a single unit so that they are able to monitor and help each other" she stated. "But, don't think of it as something from elementary school. Think of it as two people, friends, helping each other 'fix' their disabilities... Think that if you two can help each other overcome something as a label, 'Disabled' then maybe it can help you see a different side of life."<br/><br/>With that, Nurse Diana got up and said her goodbyes to the two teens, then headed down the stairs and left for the parking lot.