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He repeated her description back, and she smiled and gave him an encouraging nod. She was glad he seemed to be so interested in plants and healing; it was a very practical hobby in her opinion, and it was, personally, her favorite way to keep herself busy. She thought for a few seconds at his next question, releasing a soft, Hmmm, as she considered some her favorite healing plants. Well, there are a two different types of bark I like to use for pain, Speedy started. Elder bark and willow bark, she finished. I have found both in different places around here, and they always come in handy when treating wounds or injuries. She thought a little more about what else she could offer. Oh, and there is always moss, the empath stated brightly. Moss is very good for stopping bleeding, which is usually the first thing you want to do when treating a wound. You don't want the wolf you're trying to help to lose too much blood, she explained further. You can also soak moss in water and bring it to someone who is unable to get up and drink on their own. Moss was something she always made sure to keep, or at least make sure she knew where there was some nearby if possible. Ginger root, which you can find in the ground, is good for nausea, she added. That knowledge might come in handy with the upcoming breeding season. The healer definitely made sure she had some of that just in case any of the Moonspear wolves would be expecting pups soon.