Age 9: Flu - easily treated. Last visit for the rest of the year thank the Force.

Age 10: When will he learn stairs aren't friendly? Minor bumps and scrapes. Didn't faze Qui-Pain Jinn in the least.

Age 10: Brought in by Knight Dooku. Apparently Qui-Gon sneaked out of the temple and got entangled in the poor Knights mission in the lower levels of Coruscant. Details sketchy, but there was some form of sub-level creature involved. Qui-Gon clingy, Dooku vaguely amused. Expect to be seeing a good deal of the two in the future.

Age 10: Feeling was correct, Knight Dooku is now Master Dooku. Updated the new Padawan with shots and vaccinations routine for leaving Coruscant to go on missions. Didn't need to tie him down—for once. Upon asking him, I was promptly informed that kicking Healers was for "initiates." . Assistant Healers suggested rabies vaccination for next time due to the stray animals he likes to bring home. On a personal note, I am beginning to be troubled by stomach pains. Certain there is a connection somewhere..

Age 11: First mission with Master Dooku. Treated both for strange, purplish rash not appearing in any Temple Archives. Neither could quite explain how they acquired it in the first place.

Age 11: Prescribed cream for rash. Rash not responding.

Age 11: Prescribed new cream for rash. Rash growing worse.

Age 11: Treated rash with bacta tank. No reaction.

Age 11: Rash appearing to clear up on its own. Figures as much.

Age 12: Came home from mission with a blaster wound, an unconscious Dooku and a furry creature he refers to as 'Jim.' Treated blaster wound, did not ask questions.

Age 12: Sprained wrist. Yoda. Stairs. Am starting to develop blinding headaches when I see that child.

Age 12: Minor slave/kidnaping incident. Psychotherapy for all involved.

Age 12: Fell into garbage masher rescuing furry thing. Used bacta tank to kill germs and mend bruised ribs. The Healer's Wing and Master Dooku now both stink like a Hutt armpit. I admire Dooku for jumping in after him, a lesser man might have been tempted to leave the boy to his pungent fate. Only joking of course.

Age 13: Why did Dooku have to pick a birthday present that was sharp? Stitches for Qui-Gon, an hour lying down in a quiet dark room for me.

Age 13: Stitches came out by accident. Two painful hours trying to glue the wound closed again. Qui-Gon did not cry, but rather made little heart-wrenching wincing noises the whole time. Master Dooku glared at me like I was killing the boy.

Age 13: More stairs, a concussion this time. Nearly went into conniptions at seeing his unconscious form in my Wing again. Considering therapy. For me, not for him.

As follows, the observations of Mind Healer Willow Dai

Due to circumstances involving Healer Han'yaie's extended sabbatical, I shall be continuing Padawan Jinn's medical record until such times as Han'yaie is once again able and willing to continue as the boy's healer. On a personal level, I shall be using this record as a form of research into the troubles encountered in a routine Jedi lifetime, later to be compiled in my archival publishing. With luck, this study shall be completed and those who study the mind can use this a resource to establish patterns and effect of such a high risk lifestyle on mental well-being. I have looked over Han'yaie's observations, diagnosis and comments with great interest, and I anticipate getting to know Qui-Gon as his Healer. I believe it will be a good growing experience for myself and my own padawan as we progress further into the science of healing.

Age 13: Met Qui-Gon and treated a broken nose. Seemed to be an amiable boy, save the fighting with classmates. Apparently the other student insinuated that his Master was a Sith. Kids these days, I swear.