Changes: Janet Brooks

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Ensign Janet Brooks (2367)

Janet Brooks was a human Starfleet command division officer in the late 24th century.

In 2367, while assigned to the USS Enterprise-D, she sought counseling from Counselor Deanna Troi after the recent death of her husband, Marc. Counselor Troi felt that she was repressing her feelings, while telling everyone that she'd gotten over them and moved on. However, due to contact with a new life form, the counselor lost her telepathic abilities, and began to loose the ability to do her job appropriately. She told Janet to get over it, and stop kidding herself.

When the counselor's telepathic abilities returned, she apologized to Ensign Brooks, but the ensign claimed she was right, and that she needed to face her memories to get over them, and that she may not get over them. (TNG: "The Loss")

Brooks was played by Kim Braden.

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 '''Janet Brooks''' was a [[human]] [[Starfleet]] [[command division]] officer in the late [[24th century]].
-In [[2367]], while assigned to the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|USS ''Enterprise''-D]], she sought counseling from [[Counselor]] [[Deanna Troi]], for the recent death of her husband. Counselor Troi felt that she was repressing her feelings, while telling everyone that she'd gotten over them and moved on. However, due to contact with a new life form, the counselor lost her [[telepath]]ic abilities, and began to loose the ability to do her job appropriately. She told Janet to get over it, and stop kidding herself.
+In [[2367]], while assigned to the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|USS ''Enterprise''-D]], she sought counseling from [[Counselor]] [[Deanna Troi]] after the recent death of her husband, [[Marc Brooks|Marc]]. Counselor Troi felt that she was repressing her feelings, while telling everyone that she'd gotten over them and moved on. However, due to contact with a new life form, the counselor lost her [[telepath]]ic abilities, and began to loose the ability to do her job appropriately. She told Janet to get over it, and stop kidding herself.
 When the counselor's telepathic abilities returned, she apologized to [[Ensign]] Brooks, but the ensign claimed she was right, and that she needed to face her memories to get over them, and that she may not get over them. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Loss]]")