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[holmesice]

Make it quick.

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[holmesice]

[Tell him about it.]

It's going to be dangerous, is what it is. And yes, I am on my way.

[A pause.]

How long do these sorts of things tend to last? [He could probably get a good amount of data from perusing the network again, but this was far quicker. He retained a streak of laziness, but he preferred to call it efficiency.]

[keepscalm]

[England is just going to try not to think about the part where it could be really dangerous.]

I haven't got hard numbers offhand, especially since people don't always report once they're feeling better, but by my observations, these effects usually last less than a week. [Mycroft's laziness pays off! England also decides to throw in one piece of data for him.] Mine went on for seven days when it happened to me.

[holmesice]

[Score one for laziness.]

Thank you.

[Good data. Mycroft is pleased at England's continued usefulness.]

Is memory loss a common theme?

[keepscalm]

Yes. Usually it seems to be either memory or sensory loss of some kind, but not always. Some people have had rather unique losses. [Mostly House. But he's far from the only one.]

[holmesice]

Perhaps there is a pattern. I'll attempt to look into it if I have the time, unless you know of someone that's already compiled that sort of data?

[keepscalm]

Not to my knowledge, sorry. I do know that Stephen—username @beyonce—has been keeping a census, including reported deaths. That might be a good place to start.