@Joslyn: To take into consideration the skyrocketed tech (potentially) for the medical field, it took Ellen:<br/><br/>1 month to heal her right arm (bullet hit the bone, so she got it grafted) vs 2 months to heal present-time)<br/>4 days to heal her left thigh (it was only a through-and-through flesh wound)<br/>1 month for physical rehabilitation<br/>2 month psychological rehabilitation (it was Ellen's first gunshot wounding)<br/>7 day ocular implant retest (to make sure it wasn't damaged<br/>5 months leave from field investigating<br/><br/>= about 7-8 away from work. I guess I could change it:<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Last paragraph in character sheet:<br/><br/>Her career and journey through life did not have an absence of risks. After her second year on the job, she was caught in a firefight along with her fellow investigators, returning fire on insurgents returning to a crime scene. Stray bullets caught her by surprise, wounding her right arm and left thigh. Ellen laid in bed for about eight months, half the time healing from her attack and the other half on leave from work. She contemplated whether to continue in the field, worrying her family, or leave it entirely. During her rehabilitation, the lead CSI, Ellen's boss, offered her a chance to be one of thousands on board the <em>Exodious</em>. She would be going in his place, for he was to be a forensic scientist helping out in the expedition. After thinking it over, she accepted the invite and weeks after regaining her strength on her 23rd birthday, she was placed in cryo on board the massive ship.</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>@Dracoat: When you get the time, place the edited paragraph above on my character sheet.<br/><br/>Also, I agree with you. If you try to get too detailed with the way how the tech is, we'll be drawing away from the RP.