this is a brand new twist on the story. I greatly enjoyed it. I’m going to continue reading. I never thought of a disabled wizard before. Excellent portrayal

oooo! I found it here! im excited to finish it and read your sequel!

Awesome story! I really enjoyed this

I started this fix on ao3 today and just had to finish. Thank you for this wonderful writing!

I just wanted to share how much I enjoyed our story. I started reading it after I discovered and read Basilisk Eyes, and you were mentioned in a note.

I like the idea of Lupin as a mobility instructor

This day dreaming that Harry is doing is intriguing. Is it because he doesn't have a visual anchor to help him focus on what's going on in front of him? I often drift off when listening to lectures but find hand work helps me focus on what is being said... knitting, spinning, drawing, embroidery... work that is more tactile than visual.

Excellent story. Very well written. One of the best, wait , no scratch that,THE best harry potter fix I've ever read. I'll definitely go and read the sequ.

I also really like that Ron's inability to transfigure the spoon to sugar is seen as an asset and used as a defense.

As Harry is struggling to figure out how to carry his wand, the sword, and his cane it occurs to me that adaptive magic might have a solution . . . such as a cane that is also a wand (like Hagrid's umbrella) and so able to serve both needs. Maybe it could give clues about what it is touching when the user wants it to. . . . Of course you'd want it to collapse into a more manageable size when you don't need it (such as wand size) and you wouldn't want to accidentally break it or accidentally set off a charm you didn't intend, but I'm sure smart witches and wizards could figure that out.

I really like how Harry figures out how to find the ingredients for the potion on his own. It does seem a bit out of character for Harry to think that Snape is helping him out. It is an interesting twist on the canon.

I'm enjoying this so much! I love that Harry is able to navigate through the dementor fear by channeling his anger and focusing on the beeping snitch.

For all of the super, god-like Harry stories out there, it's good to read about a normal but wounded Harry adapting to his disability. Thank you for leading me to a genre of fanfiction I would never have dreamed of!

Loved it, could not put it down!

Okay, I was with you until blind quiditch. That's beyond ridiculous, and just plain stupid.