Thanks so much I love it!

Gah! I love this! And I'm kicking myself for listening to this one song, because just as Alex hangs up that last time, I hear 'Sa oothan tassa viela huomenna?' 'You'll be here tomorrow, won't you?'

Brilliantly written, sensitive, very good story. Thx. :)

That touched me to the heart. I'm glad he made the right choice to not end his life. That would've made me cry.

Thanks. For making me cry.

That was...beautiful! T_T

Awww gosh this is so good

It's PTSD Post Traumatic Stress Disorder- not PSTD.

It's PTSD- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Not PSTD.

It would be so awesome if there was a story about his path to learning about home and his recovery.

i love how accurately this portrays PTSD, insomnia, and depression! as a person whos had all three at once, im often disappointed with peoples misconceptions. very interesting story, although im sad it cane from a personal experience

It was great, I loved it. I don't think I could find a better written one. (What? I'm an enthusiastic person!)

This is one of the most amazing fics ive read. My pillows completly soaked i was crying so much when reading. Well done. Youve done an amazing job. )

Great story. I think you're right, while Alex may have seemed a bit OOC, anyone who is depressed, deeply frightened, and severely sleep deprived can act in irrational ways that they would never normally even consider.

I hope writing this helped you to deal with your own nightmares. Here are a couple tips that I have found: sleeping in a warm room can cause nightmares so try leaving the window open/ putting on a fan or AC; if you believe in any form of higher power then praying for protection can do wonders for nightmares; do your best to eat properly (even consider cutting sugar/caffeine out of your diet temporarily) and get plenty of exercise-when anything is out of balance in your body it can disrupt your sleep and cause nightmares. Anyhow, I hope this can be helpful.

On a lighter note, I really did enjoy the story!

whoa. just...just whoa