I love this story best of all of your stories I've read so far. As I read, I could visualize every single scene. The characterizations we're incredibly well written and it was as if I could hear Ron and Hermione actually speaking to me, as if we were sitting together over tea or butterbeers and they were telling me personally what happened and how they felt through it all.

This past Monday, I started reading your fics, in earliest publication order, from a recommendation from another author's fave fics list. They are such amazing and detailed stories, and I love every variation of Ron that you have created, and I have been as absorbed just as much in your one-shots as the epic length fics. I like how you shared the things that inspired the writing of the various tales. I think I am about a third the way through your stories and am looking forward to reading through the rest of them over the next few weeks.

I would have loved to have discovered your stories when you originally posted them over a decade ago. They truly have stood the test of time. I don't know if you are still writing fanfiction or have moved on to other pursuits but I wanted you to know that I am grateful that you have left your body of work here for us readers to enjoy.

Well done!

This was so beautiful and well-written! Thank you for sharing this story with us.

I'm very confused by Ron's treatment. He's intubated on a ventilator and they are trying to wake him up and cause pain? That makes no sense. They don't give his brain a chance to recover. If the machine is breathing for him, I can't see them letting him wake up and extubate himself. There's nothing they could have done to stop him? I don't believe that. Muggle patients would be sedated and paralyzed - wouldn't the Muggles have the equivalent?

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Oh, what a fantastic story (er, plot and characterisation...)

This is a really good story!
Thank you for your effort and please keep on the good work.

This was very well done and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

a very emotion-involving fic. the plot was fascinating and well paced and you wrote the characters wonderfully. all around, an amazing story

Beautiful. No criticisms, constructive or otherwise, just praise. I really enjoyed this piece.

oh my gosh, I love this story! It made me cry so much!

Aww... I loved this. It was so sweet and you adapted it really well... I wanna go buy that book now. You capture emotions wonderfully.

Poor Ron... Poor, poor Hamster...

Astoundingly moving.

CanonWorshipper4evah

well, before i read this i read Richard Hammonds book. Ill be honest with you, despite these being fictional characters i related more to them than when i read the book of the actual accident. You did a great job in converting them and you should feel proud

Really liked this. The optimism and hope you showed throughout this was just great. And I'm thrilled that things have turned out okay for them. Great job here!

-honda

Aw, poor Ron. He remembers Fred. Poor guy.

(And I love that all the mums from the kids nursey school bring him food. It made me laugh. :)

-honda

Glad Ron is finally leaving the hospital. Good for him. The Legos were a nice touch.

-honda