Gregory Quinn: "..."
Is he saying that my uncoordinated walking is a neurological problem?
Gregory Quinn was full of doubts and decided he should get an X-ray.
Very soon, after the X-ray was done, the doctor said there were no obvious bone fractures visible, but to get the specific details, it would take a few days.
Because analyzing an X-ray isn't something that can be done just by glancing at the images.
Gregory Quinn saw that there were no obvious fractures on his bones, and felt half relieved.
Then, following the doctor's advice, he immediately went to the third floor to register for a specialist clinic.
As it turned out, the third floor specialist wasn't a neurology clinic, but a psychology one.
Could it be that he had developed a psychological barrier because of last night's beating?
He believes in psychology, having studied it with others and tested it many times, always successfully. So he was almost ready to accept this conclusion.
