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By phone, after the disaster

Lena (Pediatrician)

SellsTradesKeepsake

Food
6 days
Eats each day
31.2
Garden plots
1
Chance to fall sick each day
1%

Sells

Supermarket Promoter's Stockpile 9

Duck Wrapx2Duck WrapCold Cutsx2Cold CutsChicken Feetx2Chicken FeetBeef Slicesx2Beef SlicesBandagex2BandageMilitary Medical Kitx2Military Medical KitMultivitaminsx2MultivitaminsAdrenalinex2AdrenalineDisinfectant Sprayx2Disinfectant Spray

Trades

Each trade offer draws 4 kinds from this list, 1-2 of each. The share is how likely each one is.

ItemShareMost per offer
Bandage Bandage16%2
Survivor's Emergency Medicine Survivor's Emergency Medicine16%2
Bedtime Story Bedtime Story16%2
Bandage Bandage16%2
Military Medical Kit Military Medical Kit6%2
Multivitamins Multivitamins6%2
Diarrhea Meds Diarrhea Meds6%2
Disinfectant Spray Disinfectant Spray6%2
Antidote Antidote6%2
Carrot Seeds Carrot Seeds6%2

Keepsake

Small Plush Doll
Small Plush Doll

Each survivor gives it once: after one very large delivery, or after 28 days with food, seeds and materials all well stocked (up to 3 days short are forgiven).

After the disaster

How they get by on their own once you can only reach them by phone. Food, materials and fuel are counted in the game's own supply points.

At the start

Food6 days
Seeds16
Materials108
Fuel24
Medicine240

Found each day

Eats each day31.2
Food9
Materials6
Fuel1
Materials used each day18
Garden plots1
Chance to fall sick each day1%
Chance of a mishap each day5%

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  1. You left a number on your drone, so I can reach you, right? I have a child here with a fever, and it's pretty urgent.
  2. I'm not short on medicine. What I need is food. My child is still weak and needs to build her strength back up, but there's hardly anything left at home I can give her to eat. If you've got any to spare, I'll trade you medicine for it.
  3. Her fever's gone down, but she still hasn't had a proper meal and keeps saying she's got no strength all day. I really have nothing left to trade you, so if you've got extra food, I'm begging you, keep a mouthful back for her.
  4. I finished the last of what you sent yesterday. The boy's been listless these two days and I've nothing to trade you. If you've still got some, could you send a little more?
  5. I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
  6. The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
  7. I can see everyone in the group wants you to lead, and I hope it's you too. Would you be willing to give it a try?You can reply: Accept
  8. Rats got into the ward, chewed open two packs of compressed biscuits and knocked the bandage box over. None of the medicine is spoiled and the cabinet holds everything it should. A hospital keeps no food, and she needs building up now that the fever's broken. Have you got spare rations? Bring them and trade for medicine, whatever you want is yours.
  9. The wiring by the sterilizer shorted and burned half a desk, and I put it out with the extinguisher. The medicine cabinet's steel, so nothing inside was touched. What I'm short on is still food, and she needs building up these two days. Bring some and trade, take your pick.
  10. Someone came in through the emergency door in the night and took the dry rations I'd left at the nurses' station. He didn't touch the medicine, maybe he didn't recognize it. My stock's still complete, so come trade if you've got rations.
  11. The seal on the ward window has perished and the rain soaked right into the wall, and the plaster's coming away in sheets. I moved the medicine to the inner room and none of it's lost. She needs building up, so come trade if you've got food.
  12. The few vegetables I planted on the roof are riddled with holes from the bugs, and the child's still asking when they'll be ready. Not one dose of medicine is missing, so whatever's in that cabinet, you can have it.
  13. Carrying the child up and down the stairs too often has left my back unable to straighten. The medicine's all in the cabinet with the labels facing out, so see for yourself. What I still need is something to build her up?
  14. Rats chewed open the dry rations and knocked the bandage box over. I traded you all the medicine and the cabinet's empty. Her fever's broken, but she hasn't eaten anything proper in two days, so please spare her a little.
  15. The wiring shorted and burned half a desk, and I put it out with the extinguisher. The medicine went long ago and there was never any food. This time I really have nothing to trade.
  16. Someone came in during the night and took the dry rations. I traded you the medicine long ago. The child keeps saying she's got no strength, so if you've got extra, let me have some first.
  17. The ward window seeps and the plaster's coming away in sheets. The medicine cabinet's empty and there's no food either. She's still small, I'm asking you.
  18. The vegetables on the roof are riddled with bugs and the child's still asking when they'll be ready. The medicine ran out long ago, so please see to him first.
  19. Carrying the child up and down the stairs has left my back unable to straighten. The cabinet's empty and I've got nothing to trade this time, so all I can do is ask.
  20. Rats got into the duty room and spoiled a good part of what little food was left.
  21. The sterilising lamp's wire shorted and caught fire, and by the time I put it out one corner of the cabinet was already scorched.
  22. The dispensary door was forced, and two boxes are missing.
  23. The corridor window won't close now, so the wind comes in at night and the child doesn't sleep well.
  24. The seedlings on the windowsill have all gone to insects.
  25. Hurt my back lifting the child and cannot bend.
  26. It's not serious, things are alright for now.
  27. I've still got a packet of seed put away, but there really is no food. If you've got spare over there, trade me a little.
  28. I've still got a stock of bandages, but none of it fills a stomach. If you've got food, take the bandages for it.
  29. I'm not short on medicine, I've got bandages and anti-inflammatories and vitamins, what I'm short on is food. If you've got surplus, trade it over.
  30. There are a few rations left at the bottom of the box. I want to grow a few greens myself, but I haven't got any seed. If you've got some, trade me two packets.
  31. I've still got bandages and the like, but not one packet of vegetable seed. If you've got spare over there, take the bandages for it.
  32. I've got medicine in quantity, but not one vegetable seed left. If you've got any on hand, trade a few packets over.
  33. There are a few rations left at the bottom of the box, take them if you want. The window won't close and I haven't got anything to nail or patch it with.
  34. I've still got a packet of seed put away, but nothing to nail or patch with. If you've got spare, trade me a little to make do.
  35. I've still got a stock of medicine, but nothing at all to nail or patch with. If you've got leftovers, let me have some.
  36. There are a few rations left at the bottom of the box, but there's nothing at all to keep warm with, and the child wakes up cold at night.
  37. The packet I put away is still there, but I've got nothing to keep warm with. If you've got any over there, trade me a little.
  38. I've still got plenty of bandages and the like, but nothing at all to keep warm with. If you've got spare, pass a little over.
  39. I've still got medicine, but I'm out of anything to keep warm with. Send a little, enough to get through the night.
  40. There are a few rations left at the bottom of the box, take them if you want. Even the cabinet has bottomed out, so trade me a little.
  41. Take that packet of seed I put away if you want it. My medicine's cleared out, so send a little over.
  42. I've still got some bandages, but no other medicine at all. If you've got spare over there, trade me a little.
  43. My child keeps saying she has no strength, and I have no food. If you have extra, could you give us a little?
  44. Anything that grows would mean another mouthful, so I want to plant something myself, but I don't have a single seed. If you have some, could you spare a few?
  45. The window still won't close, and I have nothing to trade. Just a little of something to nail or patch with would do.
  46. I'm all empty here. It's cold in the evenings and I haven't got anything to keep warm with. If you've got surplus, pass a little over.
  47. It's almost funny, but now I don't even have medicine. Do you have any extra?
  48. Some things we can't use up, and it'd be a shame to let them sit. If something catches your eye, let's trade for something else.
  49. Food, don't even ask.
  50. No seeds in the ward.
  51. Doors and windows need work and there's no stock.
  52. Even the ward's medicine is running out.
  53. You can still spare a hand in days like these, which puts my mind at ease, so from now on I'll go along with whatever you arrange.
  54. I set the child's share aside first, so there's even less left for me.
  55. The trade's in my hands now. I'm putting it to use right away. Thanks for being willing to trade.
  56. I'm so relieved this trade worked out. Thank you.
  57. I've taken these few things back. We're both very grateful to you.
  58. What you sent this time is just what I needed. I took something from what I had on hand and put it on for you.
  59. When I took the things out, I felt so much lighter. I put one thing in for you, as a thank you.
  60. You've gone to such expense again, I feel terrible about it. I can't give much, but I picked out a little and put it in.
  61. I'm putting this to use right away. I've put something in for you too, please keep it.
  62. I searched around and found one thing. I put it in for you.
  63. Every time your things arrive, I want to give something back. This time I picked one thing and put it on.
  64. Your deliveries are what keep us going. I've put a little back for you.
  65. We're short on food at home, but there's still some medicine. I'm thinking of trading medicine for some of your food. If you have extra, could you trade me some?
  66. I've been letting her eat first, and I'm starting to get dizzy myself. If you still have food, I'm asking you for a little.
  67. I rarely ask anyone for help, but this time I have no other choice. Any food you can give would be good.
  68. It doesn't have to be much food, just enough for one meal for my child. If you have some on hand, help us out this once.
  69. I'm not good at growing things, but I'm willing to learn. Do you still have spare seeds? Could I ask you for a few?
  70. More than a lot of food at once, I'd rather have a few seeds, so I can keep going on my own.
  71. My doors and windows aren't solid, and I'm on edge every day that those things will get in. You have spare materials. Could you help me?
  72. I want to reinforce the weakest spots first, and all I'm missing is materials. Could you send a little my way?
  73. I want to patch things up while there's still time. If you can spare some materials, it would help me a lot.
  74. I know this illness can't wait, but I don't have a single medicine on hand. If you have some, a little would be enough.
  75. Someone here is sick, and I can't just sit and wait. If you have extra medicine, please help.
  76. Our food is almost gone, and all I have left to offer is a few odds and ends. Could I trade them for some food?
  77. I'd like to trade you for some food, but I don't have anything extra. All I can give is a few small things, not much at all. Sorry to trouble you.
  78. We don't have enough food, and I have very little worth offering, just what's here. Could you trade us a little?
  79. The doors and windows need patching, but I'm short on materials, so I'd like to trade for some. What I can offer is limited, just odds and ends. If you don't mind that, let's trade.
  80. A few things need patching, but I don't have enough materials. I have nothing extra, only a few things that aren't worth much to trade. However much you think is fair is fine.
  81. Could I trouble you to trade me some materials? I don't have much to offer. I scraped this together from bits and pieces.
  82. I'd like to grow something myself, but I have no seeds. All I can trade is these few small things. If you're willing, trade me a packet.
  83. I'm hoping to trade for a packet of seeds. I have very little worth offering, so I'm not sure it's enough.
  84. We're running low on medicine and I'd like to trade for a little, but I have nothing extra, only a few odds and ends.
  85. Medicine is what matters most to me right now, but I really have hardly anything to give. Could you trade me some?
  86. We're running short on food. I've taken stock, and a few things are extra that I can trade with you.
  87. I've been letting my family eat first and now I'm starting to feel dizzy myself. I have some things I can't use and I'd like to trade them for something to eat.
  88. Food is our biggest shortfall, but we have some other things to spare. I'd like to trade them for some food.
  89. I sorted through our things and can trade a few extras. If you have plenty of food, let's trade for some.
  90. I want to grow something myself so it can add a little food for the family. I have a few extras, which should be enough to trade for seeds.
  91. I'm no good at growing things, but I'm willing to learn. Could I trade you my extras for some seeds?
  92. I don't have any seeds, but I do have some extras. Let me trade for a few first and give it a try.
  93. The window still won't shut properly. I want to fix it but I don't have enough materials, so I'd like to trade you what I've got too much of.
  94. Our doors and windows aren't secure and I'm on edge every day. I have some things I can't use and I'd like to trade them to make up the materials.
  95. I want to reinforce the weakest spot first, all I'm missing is materials. I'll trade my extras, just give me whatever amount seems right to you.
  96. We're short on materials but have a bit more of other things. Trading would help both of us.
  97. I know full well this illness can't wait, but I have no medicine. Luckily I have some extras I can trade.
  98. Someone in my family is sick and I can't just sit and wait. I'll trade all my extras, as much medicine as they can get.
  99. Funny thing is, now I'm the one who's short on medicine. I'll trade you a few things that are just sitting around. Does that work for you?
  100. We have things at home we can't use, and they're just sitting there. If you could use them, take them in trade.
  101. I sorted through things and found I'd stocked too much of a few. If you need them, you can trade for them.
  102. Luckily we haven't run short lately, and there's still some left over. I'd like to trade with you.
  103. We'll be fine after a little while, so don't worry.
  104. We lost a little, but what's left will last us a while.