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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Velenne" data-source="post: 595376" data-attributes="member: 1856">Carlos MunguiaMale (Adult) Human Dedicated Hero 1: HD 1d6+1; hp 7; Init -1 (-1 Dex); Spd 30ft; AC 10 (+1 Class, -1 Dex); Melee non-lethal punch, +0 (1d3/crit 20/x2); Ranged +1, none; Reputation +4; Action Points 5; SV Fort +2, Ref -1, Will +4; Str 10, Dex 9, Con 12, Int 16, Wis 16, Cha 12Skills (total/ranks): Computer Use (5/2), Craft Pharmaceutical (6/3), Craft(Writing) (6/3), Knowledge (Earth & Life Sciences) (7/4), Knowledge (Physical Sciences) (7/4), Knowledge (Technology) (5/2), Profession (7/4), Spot (7/4), Treat Injury(10,4).Languages: English, Spanish.Feats: Renown, Windfall.Occupation Features:DoctorSkills: Computer Use*, Treat InjuryWealth Bonus Increase: +4Class Features:Simple Weapons Proficiency.Talent (Healing): Healing Knack.Possessions: Desktop computer, Used Chevy Cavalier, Medical Kit, Used PDA, Briefcase, Cell Phone, Coat, Broadband Modem, Hospital Scrubs.Wealth: +3 (+4 background, +4 occupation, +1 Profession, +3 windfall, -2 Desktop Computer, -4 Used Chevy Cavalier, -1 Medical Kit, -2 Used PDA.)Description: 5'7", 131 lbs. Mexican-American. Age 25. Black hair, brown eyes.  Looks a little like John Leguizamo.History:Carlos was a typical teenager growing up in 5th ward.  He was smart but had yet to apply himself in anything his parents could see as worthwhile.  That all changed when a random drive-by shooting left him a unilateral AK amputee at the age of fifteen.  Essentially, he lost his left leg approximately seven inches below the waist.  Paramedics had been too late in arriving, nothing could be done to save the limb.For a long time, he was bitter and made secret promises to avenge himself against the kids at school who he thought (wrongly) were to blame.  The words of his grandmother slowly began to chisel away at his growing hardness.  He was being encouraged to succeed by physical therapists who were helping him with his new prosthetic leg.  He would eventually learn to run on it, and even developed a tough physical fitness regimen in order to keep himself looking good.  Carlos graduated Valedictorian from Phyllis Wheatley HS.  His grades and poor economic background earned him several academic scholarships to good Texas schools.  He eventually settled on Stephen F Austin University where he earned his PreMed undergraduate.  While there, he impressed many professors with his steadfast work ethic, and served as an intern in local hospitals.  He graduated from medical school in Fort Worth and has recently returned to his home town of Houston to complete his residency in the field of Orthotics and Prosthetics.  He has also recently won an award for an article he published in the Journal of the American Medical Association on integrating cutting-edge technology with prosthetics to make them more life-like and functional.</blockquote>

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