Erin only spared an occasional glance for her friend as she worked, for one thing not being able to spare much notice with the other work she was doing, but also putting trust in Janessa to know what she was doing.  Erin thought it would help her feel better not to have someone watching her every move, as being watched tended to make her more nervous.  She did glance up briefly every once in a while, just to see how things were going, but otherwise she didn't comment, concentrating on her own task instead.<br/><br/>She gave her friend a relieved smile at hearing she felt comfortable enough to help now, knowing they could get the work twice as quickly.  This area wasn't her forte, and although she felt she could do it adequately, she felt easier knowing that Janessa would be able to help, and that she wouldn't have to do it all by herself.  This was only the first step, after all, and they were far from being finished.  After they finished clearing his system of clots, they would need to sew up his many wounds, and then work on getting his blood flowing again.  The fact that he wasn't bleeding hardly any wasn't a good sign, but they couldn't work on that until his wounds were closed, otherwise it wouldn't do any good.<br/><br/>"That would help a lot, if you feel up to it," she said.  "It would make things go faster, and right now he could use all the haste we can manage, with still being careful to watch what we're doing," she explained, giving Janessa another brief but sincere smile to show how much she really appreciated her friend's willingness to help, in spite of her nerves.  It meant a lot, and showed how much of a caring person she was, and Erin was glad they got along so well, especially right now.