Being nothing more than broken down particles for an extended period of time and then subsequently reformed had to be one of the most bizarre feelings Cate had ever experienced ... and it was hard to tell if it was more mental or physical.  The sum of one's parts being able to be disassembled so was disconcerting, though it had  never bothered her before.<br/><br/>She felt a bit wobbly for a few moments, as if someone was taking her head and rocking it back and forth against her will, her vision also took a minute to fully focus.  As soon as she had her wits about her the once again young ensign looked down at her hands and was pleased to find not a single age spot!  With a relieved smile Cate ran her palms over her face, noting that it was back to its original soft and smooth form.  It was the most inspection she could do without a mirror.<br/><br/>Scary as it had been she now felt a renewed sense of youth and vigor, not wanting to take a single moment for granted.  Not only that their first mission had been a success, even if it had been a bumpy ride.  Could there be a grander feeling of accomplishment?  With a deep breath, enjoying how easy it was just to breathe again without obstruction, Ensign Cassidy turned to the Captain upon his command.  "Aye, sir," she replied, the twinkle back in her bright blue green eyes as she pulled up the course for Starbase 39 and awaited the Commander's return.