That's the first DW fanfiction that literally made me cry. Thank you for the emotions.

I read your story. Very original and detailed. I hope one day you finish it. I would love to see how Rose came back and give the Doctor an earful of what he had done. Just wishful dreaming.

Jack too, so that's three loose cannons on deck.

And you didn't maker sure she said that in HIS hearing? For shame...

Did know, wasn't paying attention. Fullblood or halfblood, the Doctor is still MALE. Do the math.

There are over 3000 known varieties of pears around the world. Over 800 bear edible fruit. Somehow I doubt he's sampled all of them. Could make a fun 'project' for 10 2, though.

~it's only a story~it's only a story~it's only a story~it's only a story~it's only a story~it's only a story~it's only a story~it's only a story~it's only a story~it's only a story~

I'm. So. Mad. At. You.

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I am a mess. An absolute mess after reading this story. The tears just won't stop but that is a testament to your brilliance as a writer. If truth be told it also strikes a bit too close to home as my great grandmother has Alzheimer's and I know the devastation the simple act of forgetting can cause. Bravo for your magnificent work!

Holy Shiz. Best fan fiction I've ever had the pleasure to read. Thank-you.

I was just going through old stories when I found this one. I just wanted to let you know, while I tend to avoid the duplicate doctor stories, I absolutely love this one. I am sad that I didn't see a follow up story on your account since you set it up so nicely.

Wait... Where's the rest?
I cried when he kept shifting regenerations :(((
But is home the other universe? With her mom? What is it D"8
I want more *cries

Are you ever going to write a sequel to this story? It was fantastic!

I LOVE this story. I can't get over how beautiful it is. Their relationship wasn't all sunshine and daisies from the beginning like most fics. I liked watching how the Doctor slowly adjusted to being human and how Rose grew to love him. Everything about this fic is perfect. The part where he admits to needing glasses, how he starts working at Torchwood, the first time he's drunk when they feel the world turning, the adrenaline kiss, and then their first time together when they join minds. And then you go and throw in the whole missing time and reveal the Doctor is dying. I was more angry than Rose when the Doctor told us the truth and I thought for sure that you had a cure in mind, but there wasn't one. By that time you had Rose and the Doctor make up with the psychic firework show I was back in love with them all over again. When he starts forgetting her name, and returning to his earlier personalities my heart broke, especially when early 10 showed up and she let him into her head. I love how they love each other so much that they devote all their spare time to trying desperately to make the other happier. He gives her a way back to the Timelord Doctor she's still mad at but decides to go to in the end. I can't believe you killed him off but it felt right. AND YOU DIDN'T even show the reunion that supposedly is happening in the future! I like how you leave it open but I still wish you had given us just a teeny bit more. The ending is so sad but you give us hope. Thank you, I really enjoyed reading this. I can't wait to read more of your writing!

Oh dear god. I'm stuck between declaring this story one of the greatest evils of all time or the most touching fanfic ever. Actually, I'll settle on both. The ending is so perfect, and part of me wants to know what happens next and another part thinks that this us the best possible ending. Congratulations on successfully breaking my heart.

I just finished this last night over at Teaspoon, but couldn't figure out how to leave a review there, so searched around looking for where else you may have an archive! I just wanted to say that it was one of the most heart-wrenching stories in any fandom I've ever read and so beautifully written! I went in expecting angst from your intro, but it was the first fic to ever address what had lurked in the back of my mind as a nagging suspicion of what could happen to a Part-Human Timelord, and it totally took me by surprise and pretty much wrecked me, as good, realistic fiction can do. It was just absolutely beautiful, and I hope you are still writing, because you are amazing. I saw so many other reviews that were so much more eloquent than I can be at this moment, but all I can add is "Well done."