Over ten years that you wrote this, I remember reading the first chapter when it came out and don‘t know why I didn’t follow you! A great read, thank you!

Love when John Watson is shown to be intelligent and confident.

I liked this story very much. Thank You!

Well-written John showing his prowess is always very much appreciated!It's so great to see him be able to really show his abilities and how he's always ready to step in and take charge if needed

I love how you write John. He is an amazing doctor. I also love the friendship between John and Sherlock. Every chapter is wonderful and I enjoyed them all. Thank you for sharing.

I love seeing John being able to show off his medical knowledge and skills, and just being all around competent. And you are possibly my favorite supplier of such stories. :-)

I enjoyed seeing John diagnose and help friends and strangers, showing Sherlock-level brilliance in his field. And diagnosing himself is most impressive.

I just overall enjoyed this awesome story.

This is truly beautiful

Its funny to think that Sherlock would say good job to John not needing him to preform CPR! I can easily see that happening. Great job with the characters.

Aww so good. I love BAMF John.

I could so see this happening in cannon. John was never without intelligence. His being a Dr. gets underplayed in my opinion. This was a great chapter.

What a sad but lovely chapter. It's hard to read this in a way, as I have helped to loved ones. You treated the topic quite well. thank you

Love this fic. Platonic bro Johnlock is the best :)

i stumbled upon this fic from a rec list, and i'm so very glad i did. what a wonderful portrayal! i loved absolutely every second of this fic, it was a joy to read.

Some of these remind me of listening to the stories at dinner, not so much the context but the content. I smirked wondering how many readers just let the words wash over them or skipped them vs either taking the time to look them up and learn or know already one way or another. I know I'll look up places to get the view described or certain historical comments will send to to research mid chapter and I'll get back to the fic the next day after fully reading about a person, a place, a moment (and sometimes more than one off shoot either in family or cause or effect of what was mentioned) simply to get it better. I hope some readers did that with yours, simply in that medical knowledge, while I wouldn't say to act on it themselves, they might not take an old woman on blood thinners falling or fainting spells so lightly... or text typos ;) (granted, while I try to spell everything right, I do need corrections on some words and my sis would just tease me for it but the lack of punctuation woulda sent up the red flags). 10/10

I loved the 'you look at crime scene photo and eat lunch' thing cause my mom was an RN and my dad was a cop. Growing up, dinner time was when everyone talked about their day so it ranged from playing on the swing set in our back yard or hide and seek or all those things, mom talked about her patients and if this one relapsed or this ones weakened vessel and my dad had accident photos since he was in accident reconstruction so cars in shop fronts, blood and all on occasion, as well as discussion on the autopsies were common enough my friend and pretty much brother learned enough that he described one to his grandparents at 4 or 5 years old (I woulda been 6 or 7 at the time) but it was then that they realized we were listening to them as much as they listened to us. But it didn't really change and we were never told that people outside of the family might be squeamish about the stories. I found out on college when I was telling a story to my dorm mates and one of them went 'Eeew, we're eating' and I just went. 'Yeah? That's why I'm telling it, cause we're all here.' Seems she didn't like stories about partially decaying corpses. Ah well, it was a funny story to me and my family. I read this while eating my pizza and will continue doing both. ;) 5/5