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'Hey.' China but a hand soothingly on her back. 'It's gonna be alright.'
The doctor observed them for a few seconds in silence. 'And I heard of your parent's case. Do not despair, Eni iyi, they will be back soon.'
Eniiyi mentally palmed her face. Why had she even bothered to correct him?
'Thank you, sir.'
'I wasn't aware that they now have Biology in Primary School curriculum now,' the man said in thought. 'How the world is changing.'
'So where was I? Oh, yes. The third feature is Achalasia; a disorder that affects the ability to move food through the weasand; the oesophagus. What makes your own case rare is that most people with TAS, most times, have all the three, some two, but never one. And it is only one you've exhibited so far.
I'm still going to carry out some tests on you, but it's quite obvious that you're not suffering from Addison's or Achalasia. O
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