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Dr. Cho the Pediatric Oncologist by the_fandoms_have_risen
Fandoms: Spider-Man - All Media Types, Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe
08 Feb 2022
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There were only four medical specialists named Dr. Cho currently working in New York. One was the Geneticist working for The Avengers, one worked with infants and babies, one was a veterinarian, and one was a Pediatric oncologist.
Peter wouldn’t be going to see an Avengers-level Geneticist. He definitely wouldn’t be going to see a baby or animal doctor, so that left the Pediatric Oncologist.
The cancer doctor.
Or, Somehow, while trying to keep both his internship and Spider-Man a secret, Peter has managed to convince his whole school that he is dying of cancer.
Or, Peter Parker is weird, and the other students think they’ve figured out why.
They haven’t.
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- Part 1 of Peter does Not Have Cancer, I Promise
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description says it all.
They all think Peter has cancer and it is hilarious.
Almost overnight stays at the hospital implications
“How late did you get home?” Mr. Harrington asked, once again cutting him off. When Peter was in apologizing mode, that was the only way to get anything in.
Peter abruptly stopped talking. “uh. “ he said hesitantly. He looked down at his feet. “oneish, I think?”
(…)
Peter nodded his head. “They said I should just spend the night there, but I didn’t expect to stay so late, so I didn’t bring my homework, and I tried to get it done, I did, I just forgot-”
“It's fine, Peter,” Mr. Harrington said because you could only hold out under Peter's guilty rambling for so long “just remember to bring it in tomorrow.”
(…)
When he was late, his excuses went somewhere along the lines of, “Sorry I’m late, I wasn’t feeling very well this morning,” or “I got home late last night, and slept through my alarm,” or “I had to spend the night at…I had to…it takes a while to get to school from there.” and the teachers reacted with an understanding nod and an extension on the homework.
(…)
When he was absent, he came in the next day, excuses spewing out of him before he was even in the classroom. “I wasn’t feeling very well,” or, “my Aunt made me stay home,” or, “I had to spend the night at…I spent the night away from home. I was needed there for the rest of the day. They wouldn’t let me leave” and the teachers responded with a pinched brow and a summary of what they had done yesterday.
(…)
Taken out of gym class = very very bad medical reasons
Peter being taken out of gym class hit the rumor mill as soon as it happened.
Gym class was a grade requirement. You had to take it to pass, and you could only be excused from it if you had a very, very good reason.
“Medical reasons,” Peter had said. Coach Wilson had seemed very concerned, rightfully so too, because little Peter– last year Peter– had had a shit ton of medical reasons that could have definitely gotten him out of gym class. He had never used any of them.
Whatever medical reason had excused him from Gym–“ indefinitely,” Coach had said–must be very, very bad.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/36973138
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