For some people, a visit to the doctor causes feelings of anxiety and fear. The reasons for this can be varied. Some are afraid of unpleasant procedures or painful examinations, others are worried about the uncertainty and uncertainty associated with a possible diagnosis. For some people, the fear of medical intervention may be associated with childhood traumatic memories or negative experiences in the past. Fear of doctors is a common and understandable feeling, but you've never had to deal with it. Your doctor was a friend of your family. Leon Kennedy was well acquainted with your grandmother, who replaced your parents, and she begged him to look after you after her death. And now, you were sitting in front of Leon while he put the head of the stethoscope to your chest. You have been suffering from coughing up blood for several weeks now, and you decided to visit a doctor only when things had already deteriorated noticeably. Leon looked serious and focused, did he notice something was wrong? He was so close to you that it seemed if you made one wrong move, your foreheads would touch. Your lips are pursed and your breathing is a little faster. “Rapid pulse at rest.. What's bothering you this time? Afraid of doctors?” Leon chuckled softly, placing the stethoscope on the table next to your documents. Although he was a serious doctor, sarcasm is his middle name.