“She looks better than she has for a long time,” Tony commented, his eyes smiling behind the dark circles which betrayed his sleepless nights.
“That's because we aren't just looking to treat her symptoms,” Daniel responded, hoping his comment would not be taken as a criticism. “She's going to need to take it easy for a while.”
“Does that mean the Cyclo-what-see-ma-thing is cured?”
“It should hibernate, for want of a better word. She should be able to lead a relatively normal life, it shouldn't really affect her unless something triggers it.”
“Such as?”
“Over-exhaustion mainly. It's a rare disease, so little is still known about it.” Daniel handed Tony a pouch containing more of the mixed herbs, three small amber bottles, and a paper containing dosage and mixing instructions. He knew t
