When John is captured, beaten, and held in prison, he tries to hang on until he is rescued.

In my response to Stealth Dragon's Why the infirmary sucks challenge, I try to explain why John Sheppard hates the infirmary so much.

When an offworld meeting goes awry, John is marked with what Rodney calls a bad luck charm and things just go downhill from there.

A misunderstanding offworld leads to big problems for John Sheppard and Dr. Nick Strauhan. Will the team be able to rescue them in time? Sequel to Memories or Nightmares.

For She Who Cannot Be Turned. KakashixHarry!Slash. Harry goes back to Konoha – a place he swore over a century ago to never to return to, because Tsunade, his grandniece, begs his return, if Harry still cherishes one thing, it is his family. Finished.

Elizabeth spends Christmas in the infirmary because no one should spend Christmas injured and alone. SheppardWeir pairing. A bit of Shep whump.

Sheppard has a few little problems while swimming off an Atlantis pier.

This is a tag to Condemned in which Sheppard has a head injury that has left him extremely disoriented. His flashbacks allow Carson and Ronon to learn a little more about his past.

Sheppard gets an unexpected reminder of his experience with the iratus bug, followed by a hairy encounter with yet another creature from the Pegasus Galaxy.

Tag to the Hive in which Sheppard has some lingering effects from the wraith queen's interrogation.

Sequel to "Who Are You?", featuring my new favourite ship: Jack/Jenny. With one very overprotective Doctor. Spoilers for "The Doctor's Daughter". Disclaimer: Not Mine! Please review.

However much the Doctor wished things had gone differently he couldn't change anything.

This is a sequel to Mind of a Child. As John continues to explore his connection to Atlantis, he discovers that she is more than just a city and she has a lot to teach him.

Doctor angst and reflection. "I could touch the darkness and then walk away."

Set after "The Doctor's Daughter". Jenny shows up on Earth, and is reunited with her father. Disclaimer: No, not mine. Please review! Spoilers for "The Doctor's Daughter".

All Sheppard wants is to get some sleep, but instead ends up lost in the basement of Atlantis with Zelenka.

Sheppard is the subject of an unauthorized experiment and he isn't having much fun. A little ShepWeir in places. McKayShep friendship stuff as usual.

One version of what might have happened on the trip home following The Defiant One.

An injured Sheppard and McKay must depend on one another for survival, and learn a little about each other along the way. Hurt,comfort, friendship.

When McKay gets Sheppard to turn on an Ancient device, something goes horribly wrong. Some comfort, humor, and friendships.

John needs help dealing with some memories. Written in response to the Loss of a Child prompt at sheppard hc community. McKaySheppard friendship.

An Epiphany tag that begins where the episode ends, because episodes always end too soon. How does Sheppard deal with the time change and feeling like he was left behind?

TenRose. Set after TCI. Sort of sequel to 'I Burned Instead'. Rose’s POV. All Rose can remember about the gamestation is gold light and the sound of singing and she wants to know the truth about what happened. Not a very good summary, Please R&R!

Follows events of ‘Blink’. The Doctor and Martha are sent back to 1969. What do they do while waiting for Sally Sparrow to follow the Doctor’s clues and send the TARDIS back to them? Get a job? Yes. Go domestic? Maybe. Fit in?... Nah!

AU 'The Sound of Drums' & 'Last of the Time Lords'. What if the Master hadn't made the Doctor older, but younger instead? Could the Earth still have been saved? Or would the Master finally have triumphed over the Doctor?