Sherlock, John should have known that much by now, never does anything by halves. When he notices the first signs of an approaching sickness, he, despite his best intentions to keep a closer eye on Sherlock, puts it down to stress and exhaustion. And since Sherlock is very adept at claiming to be fine, John only slowly becomes aware of the severity of Sherlock's illness./Sick!fic

In 'His Last Vow' there was a big amount of off-screen suffering. So here is a collection of scenes that I missed in the episode. There are intense moments of handling physical pain and mental agony, as well as a lot of H/C, doctor!John, hurt!Sherlock and unwelcome medication in Sherlock's sytem.

In which John learns about Sherlock's sleeping habits. Series of unrelated oneshots featuring the one and only ADORABLE Sleepy!Lock! Fluff abounds.

Owen Grady is about to make what he hopes isn't the dumbest decision of his life. The Certified Animal Behaviorist has just accepted a job back at the newly re-opened and revamped Jurassic World. The woman he loves will be there, as will the friends he left behind, but can Owen deal with the new executive changes that are meant to make Jurassic world "safe" again?

Because Sherlock is a giant child. And he kind of secretly hates summer. Friendship fluff!

He's Sherlock Holmes. He doesn't get /lonely/. So... what's this strange hollow sensation he's feeling? Post-tSo3, technically post-S3, too, but no spoilers.

Seven steps to raising a child... or, at least, raising Sherlock. John/Mary/Sherlock platonic fluff.

"He's saved mine so many times and in so many ways." The many times and ways John Watson saved the life of one Sherlock Holmes. Inspired by Sherlock's best man speech. Multi-chapter: A chapter per events from the unseen cases and time in between the episodes we were shown. Small spoilers for 3x02.

There is a reason why John always insists that no dangerous chemicals be stored in the tableware. Sherlock learns this the hard way. Major Sherlock whump. Poisoning. Doctorly John. Fluff.

After three years spent with dismantling Moriarty's web, Sherlock finally returns to London - and to John. John, however, after three years of thinking his best friend dead, does not react as expected and is not ready to forgive him, but sends Sherlock, alone and in need of his friend, away. When John finally comes to his senses, it might be too late./Prompt fill. Angsty.

In which John's jumper gets ruined, and Sherlock's apology somehow fails to make anything better. Sherlock whump. John angst.

In which Sherlock's stubborn refusal to eat during a case results in John resorting to unusual methods to outwit the detective. Contains a little hurt/comfort, an obstinate Sherlock, a packet of Britain's deadliest biscuits and fluff.

Sherlock knew he was being deliberately obtuse, but he spent so much time being accidentally brilliant that he felt he was due. No pairings. Tag for The Empty Hearse.

In which there is a case, John has caught a cold and is not interested in investigating, Mrs Hudson is away and Sherlock does the shopping. /One-shot. Fluff. Friendship. Humour.

"When's the last time you ate something substantial?" "What's today?" John resisted the very strong urge to sigh. "Monday." Sherlock thought for a moment. "Friday."

Well, yes, Mrs Turner next door's got married ones. Mrs Hudson doesn't really know about her tenants, but finds out that she doesn't even need to. Because one evening, after another case, she realises something important about John and Sherlock. One-shot. Fluff, most likely.

John has not had a pleasant day so far. Unfortunately, double murders occur nonetheless. But who would have thought that Anderson would be the one to make it a triple murder to investigate? Fluff, mostly.

"Sally had always said that someday, they'd be standing around a body and Sherlock Holmes would be the one who put it there. But now they were standing around his body and what it was doing to John Watson was more than she could bear." Unrelated to Reichenbach. No character death.

Sherlock arrives ill at a crime scene, and there are... complications. Lestrade makes a phone call, and Sally Donovan sees something wholly unexpected.

A drabble for every letter of the alphabet. John POV. 221b-style stories, meaning each entry is 221 words, last word starts with 'b'. No spoilers. DISCONTINUED.

Sherlock has a knack for hurting himself, although not entirely on purpose. John is a doctor, and it's a good thing he's there. Doctor!John.

Or, "Five Times Sherlock Nearly Died, and One Time He Really Did." Rated T for language, and possibly graphic injuries. Sherlock whump. No slash. WARNING: Character death in final chapter!

Sherlock forgets to eat while John is away, all because of those annoying things called emotions. One-shot, No Slash, just close friendship. Rated T because I'm paranoid.

Sherlock is hospitalised for pneumonia and serious injuries after rescuing Lestrade, but signs himself out against medical advice, refusing pain management on the grounds that it could threaten his sobriety. NOTE: This is an epilogue to Chapter Two of "It's Called A Near Death Experience For A Reason". sick!Sherlock and doctor!John, bromantic. No intended slash.

He's running, running, running, until his feet are no longer beneath him and he slams into the ground, hands first, glass crunching underneath.

He has practically just finished talking to Lestrade when it happens. A sudden dizziness assaults his brain, things tip sideways, and he barely catches himself on the arm of the sofa to slow his descent before he collapses altogether to the floor.

Sherlock passes out because he "forgets" to eat.

When Sherlock is shot, he remembers the cold. Sherlock whump because of reasons.

A badly injured Sherlock waits for help to arrive. Naturally, he's more concerned with the whereabouts of his scarf.

Sherlock's fighting a losing battle with his migraine when John comes home to help.

John can usually tolerate Sherlock's inability to care for himself properly, but this time, the detective may have gone too far. Secrets, idiots, and not-so-little problems. Not slash but feel free to squint, who knows

...And One Time He Admitted It. John makes Sherlock's life different. This is how.