oh my god that was a beautiful story,im not shor weather to cry or smile its so bittersweet.

A beautiful and fascinating story.

Aw, this is such a cute story. I love it. It's really one of a kind, and the way you wrote it, I can honestly say I have never seen it done like that before. Very original, and very wonderful. Later dude.

You're a damn good writer. Each drabble was so short, but every word counted and mattered. You twisted canon enough to make it unique without making it OOC, and you just did a great job. I particularly liked when Snape found them, but says, "I never found you." Great scene.

What an incredible and powerful AU--so very well done. The format was perfect for this. Moving, subtle, real...just quite good.

This made me cry. I understand Harry so very much. I was born with De Morser's Syndrome. My main disability is that I am Blind. With this, comes many medical problems. Many Blind kids are developmentally behind, if you think about it, it makes sense. We can't see what others are doing so we have to ask, feel, and experience things for ourselves. I especially understand Harry's pain. My primary school years was in a special school for kids with disabilities. I really never knew I was "different" until I was older. Starting secondary school was nothing less then hell. I was mocked so badly and even now, I still hear people talking behind my back. Kids stole my cane and would point things out saying things like "Look at that! oh wait, you can't!" and "Man, I look terrible! Good thing I can look in a mirror! Why don't you? Oh yeah! You can't! Guess it's a good thing too! You wouldn't like what you would see!" I would come home crying all the time. Sometimes, I still do. Honestly, I wouldn't even say the word disabled. It says that you can't do what others can. The thing is, we can. Blindness is an extension of myself. It is apart of me. Meaning, if I wasn't blind, I would be a different person. I would probably do sports, have more friends, and be more independent. However, being blind as taught me much as well. Therefore, I look at it as not a disability, but as a personality quirk. I hope you understand. Man, sorry for going on such a rant there. I usually don't do that...in any case, this is a wonderful story. It touched me greatly. I always wanted to write a story like this. I always wondered how the world would be if Harry had become handicapped because of Voldemort. Thank you for writing such a wonderful peace of art. I shall put this in my favourites. Please continue writing!

It was such a beautiful story that it goes directly in my top five.
I love how you managed to make all the feelings human and how you didn't "overdo" it (even though I still wonder how some people manage to overdo feelings, since it's normal that feelings are so strong). It feels just right.

The Remus/Petunia part is a bonus that gave me a goofy smile. Now, I feel like reading your other stories!

Oh, Petunia. You have to let your children go, sometimes, even if it's hard and you would like to protect them.
:)

The more I read, and the more I'm close to tears. It's really, really, really, really sweet. I can feel the love flooding off my computer. (sighs)

very beautiful even though i'm seeing dudley & petunia from a new sight & it's pretty amazing :D, poor harry he reminds e of an autistic person (no offence, i'm autistic myself & some parts of the story i can sort of relate to because i had similar problems like that in the past but not as severe as you portrayed it :D
but i think this is a really beautifully well written story even though it does make me cry

Wow. I have been sitting here thinking on what to say in this review. But the screen has been sitting here blank for now for awhile. Just...wow.

This is so heartfelt and sweet.

What can I say? I really didn't imagine that kind of story. I thought from time to time how it would have be if The curse had hurt him in some way... but never did it come to me that it could have been this possibility.

It was surprising. So well written. Beautiful sad and one of a kind Story.

I came, I read... and I was touched beyond words. Thanks for writing it.

A very different and unique tale. I liked it, i think. I like the new Petunia and Dudley. very nice.

Oh. My. God. You are brilliant. This story is so amazing and heart-wrenching, and I think you kept all of them perfectly in character too. I especially loved Severus and Dudley. And the way you wrote Vernon was made of win (though he most definitely wasn't). I wish there was more. Thanks bunches for sharing! ~J