HELP TRANSLATING! :( JAPANESE - ENGLISH <3?

- Mr. Toda is accompanying him/her to the hospital.

- I don't know the details.

- It was a big help (or fortunate) that yesterday's rain has softened -- something unknown --.

- Anyways, all you/we can do is wait calmly.

* 戸田先生が（○○ に ← not sure ”whom"）つきそって

I don't think the subject is "I", （or "accompanying me"）because if it's "I", the sentence goes;

戸田先生に つきそっていただいて（もらって）～

I'm going to the hospital accompanied by Mr. / Ms. Toda

(who is a teacher)

Details are still not available.

Yesterday's rain left the soil soft,

and this is the only good point.

Anyway, you should wait without doing anything.

I'm a native speaker of Japanese, but without the context,

it's difficult to fully understand what these sentences mean.

- Are accompanied to the hospital for Dr. Toda

- For further information do not know yet

- The only salvation of the soft rain of yesterday had been

As quietly just waiting __

hope this helps xx

The "先生" honorific attached to the name could mark him as a teacher, doctor, or even a lawyer. Most professionals can be referred to as "先生". Given the context, perhaps it's doctor, but there's no way to be certain.

uh idk