Briefly summarize in third person the following conversation: Patient: Hey good morning. Doctor: Good morning. How are you feeling? Patient: I'm fine except when I cough. Doctor: When you cough? Still some pain there when you cough? Patient: Still some pain. Doctor: Is that, what percent would you say that is better? Is it about the same? Patient: During the cough it's about the same. Doctor: Okay. Are you coughing less?  Patient: Something. Yes.  Doctor: Okay. Your chest x-ray looked better as far as what we're seeing there. So I think we're moving in the right direction. You know that cough is going to take a little while to fully go away and that pain too is going to take a little while to fully go away. Patient: The only thing about it is when I cough I keep laying down and still I keep sleeping because I cough.  Doctor: Okay. Okay.  Patient: I haven't given anything to make me sleep either but that cough is always just, if I get laid down it's almost like a spasm when I cough. I just start coughing and can't quit coughing until. Doctor: Okay. Okay. Doctor: What about your, are you coughing anything up?  Patient: Very little.  Doctor: Very little. Did you get some of the cough medicine last night? Patient: Okay.  Doctor: Okay. Your labs look good. You know your white count's normal. Metabolic panel's normal. Off the oxygen which is good. I think we can probably let you go home today. We'll get something there, you know, with antibiotics of course and cough medicine and we'll do something there for that pain