AU Glee. Set during Laryngitis. Rachel Berry is at her wits end with the Glee Club, they were ruining her plans for Broadway glory, until she meets a new girl, Quinn, who's life has been turned upside down in a cheerleading accident that left her a quadriplegic. Rachel is astonished at Quinn's attitude, vowing to befriend her; in the process learns what is important in life.

At least five times House's leg was beyond difficult. All one shots, and spans across all the series. Help and comfort comes in all shapes and sizes, from a multitude of places and people. And sometimes, secrets are revealed.

"I wish I hadn't...I'm in pain. Every day. And it changed me. It made me a harder person, a worse person. And now...now I'm alone. You don't want to be like me." Brief one-shot exploring House's thoughts surrounding the events of 7.22 'Help Me.'

Harry loses his legs after a run-in with the Whomping Willow after the final battle. Can he & Severus overcome the new obstacles presented to them? Disclaimer: All characters belong to JKR! Warnings: slash, OOC Snape, Disabled!Harry, altered timeline, possibly AU?

After Bombshells, Rachel gets her hands on Cuddy's cell phone.

Ten things no one knows about Emmett Beldose.

Emmett and Bay have just begun a relationship that they have yet to define. How will things change when Bay is involved in an accident in which may have resulted in her being paralyzed from the waist down? Please R&R!

Set pre-series. Wilson returns to Princeton to find House post-infarction. One-Shot.

House struggles with the impact the infarction has left on him, and Wilson's there every step of the way. One year post infarction, HouseWilson. Warning: Medically graphic nature intrinsic to plot, no depictions of blood, etc. New chapter added.

Set just after House's infarction. Wilson goes to look after him. HurtComfort, I guess. HxW friendship.

House gets a patient that suffers from extreme leg pain, and because of another doctor's carelessness, the patient is diagnosed with a blood clot too late. Late enough to cause muscle death. My, my, doesn't this sound familiar..... rated T for safety