Alone with only himself to rely on, Roy must get out of both the physical and mental chasm he finds himself trapped in.

Labor Day Challenge 2013 entry. Set after the Details episode. Dr. Early embarks on a new relationship and the battle of the bulge and some extreme diets people have subjected themselves through over the ages is the topic of discussion between Rampart's three doctors. Warning: Some harsh language and obviously implied adult situations.

Usually, dispatch tells you what you're getting yourself into. Sometimes, they don't. Station 51 might find something funny, weird, sad, or disturbing, but it'll never be boring. T for language and scary situations. Each chapter except 9-10 stands alone as a separate story. See chapters for warnings.

Who controls *your* radio?

Anagram-framed stories involving each crew member of A-shift and missing or wandering children.

It's a slow fall into accepting the unthinkable when it happens

Station 51 deals with a difficult extrication situation at a car accident. WARNING for child in distress. Originally posted in a different form in a longer story I've posted to AO3. If you read 'me' there, you'll recognize this,

COMPLETE! What might it be like to be a member of an invisible—and highly discriminated against—minority, in a conservative workplace? Direct sequel to "Stoker Speaks Out." It's m/m slash, but I keep it out of the bedroom. Don't like slash? Don't read it.

Drabble/Episode Tag to "Captain Hook." Call it Karma or the Golden Rule, but dirty tricks have a way of backfiring on those who perpetrate them.

Nobody ever said fighting fires was a clean job. But somebody has to do it. For some reason the first time around this got tagged as "Spanish" and "Romance," but I assure you it is neither!

No one wakes up in the morning and plans to cause a car accident, or a health crisis, or die in a fire, or paralyze a city…

A tragedy on Christmas Eve leaves the Station 51 crew hoping for a miracle for a critically injured little girl.

Formative moments from the probie year of each member of 51's A-shift. One chapter per guy. Rated T for language and, in some chapters, scary situations.

On a steamy summer night, Station 51 is called out for a structure fire and instead ends up wrestling with the ugliest aspects of human nature.

In "Hitting the Wall," Mike Stoker mentioned to Roy that he'd been to see Dr. Pritchard the psychiatrist as well. What was that all about? Rated T for language, angst, and themes. If you'd be put off by one of the characters not being straight, then you should give this one a miss.

COMPLETE! A series of traumatic calls leaves Roy angry and frustrated. No main character death, no sex of any kind, but serious topics. If you are sensitive to graphic depictions of accident scenes, this story is not for you.

PRE-SLASH. Don't like? Don't read. Ch. 1: Ever wonder why Mike Stoker is so reserved? A brush fire and its aftermath get him talking. Ch. 2: Now for the John Gage POV. What if he's NOT oblivious to 90% of what goes on around him, like Roy thinks?

Our favorite paramedic team discovers that it pays to be 'conscious' of your surroundings. *wink wink*

After losing a patient who should not have died, Johnny’s behavior changes radically, leading Roy to learn too much of his partner’s past, with no idea of the consequences that will bring.

Why is Johnny writing four different versions of the same story? Vague adult theme. Chalk this one up to the malingering flu.

A party with the Lopez family turns dangeorus for Johnny.

Mike's motherinlaw comes to visit and he loses the engine!

Several rainy days cause trouble for Station 51. The Past comes to help. complete