<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: comic sans ms;">"Well, I've got Commander MacReady coming in here soon.  We might want to scan him as well, since there is no signs of aging on him," she explained to Makari.  "As for someone getting younger," she said, her gaze turning back to Ensign Cassidy.  "I think the young Ensign over there is handling your test subject, Makari," she told the other man with a smile on her face.  "If you need someone that's aging, you can take your pick.  I'm aging, you're aging, the Captain is aging, my Ensign, Cerise, she is aging," Sahara explained, listing off the many people in her head that she knew for a fact was affected by this radiation.  "If you want the person that's the most affected though, you may want to take a look at Lieutenant MacGalleon," she told Makari.  "He should be in Engineering right now, and the last we saw of him, he wasn't looking too well," Sahara explained, her brows knitting together in worry.<br/><br/>"Computer, please grant Commander Osiel whatever access he needs to all of my files that have in the databases," she said, looking at the holos around her, before turning and hitting a few keys.  Stepping into her office in the back for a moment, she checked her other computer there, to make sure that things had been transferred properly in terms of Makari's permissions for getting to whatever files that she had on with her.  Seeing that everything was in order, she turned to head back out, when she heard her name being called.<br/><br/>Sam.  She knew that voice all too clearly.  With a little smile on her face, despite the obvious worry that was now plaguing her mind, she headed out of her office and back into the main room.  "Sam...Commander," she, corrected with a smile.  "You haven't aged a bit, you lucky man," she murmured, looking at him.  "I can't thank you enough for donating yourself to helping find a cause for this," she said.  "As you can see, no one, except for yourself is out of harm's way when it comes to aging," she said, gesturing at the people that were leaving the Sickbay and those that were too old to move.</span>