Smiles down at Wesley, then over to Reoku as he mentioned this was nice work.  Shrugs her shoulders a bit, knowing this was not fun for Wesley, but it was all she knew how to do, until the medics arrived.  "It's useful to know a thing or two about first aid.  You never know when it will all, eventually, become in handy." She just made sure Wesley kept his bad leg/ankle elevated, and that he wasn't in too much pain to slip completely into shock.<br/><br/>(Thank you for the congrats.  So far the baby is a little angel.  And yeah, breaking your tibia and ankle joint is no fun at all.  I actually went into shock on the way to the hospital.  During my recovery time, I tripped and re-fractured everything all over again.  So I was down for it for almost a whole year and a half.  I had to do, at least, 6 months of physical therapy.  It's scary when your brain refuses to process the very simple action of "walk."  I couldn't even step up on a tiny phone book.  I had to learn to flex my toes, how to walk, how to step, all that.  And I messed up my medial arch in my right foot, so I have to wear tennis with a special arch support built in.  It wasn't fun, but at least I know what needs to be done if it ever happens again, or to someone else.)