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Static (epilepsy prompt!)

Oct 11, 2010 05:08

Title: Static
Author: grimcognito
Rating: PG
Character(s)/Pairing(s): established Puck/Kurt, everybody else kinda
Genre: hurt/comfort
Warning: not really...
Spoilers:nope
Disclaimer: I own nothing, not even the plot, as this was a prompt
Author Notes:Prompt from marimaripoliana in the fic meme: Puck deals pretty well with epilepsy...but one day he ( Read more... )

glee, oneshot, slash, fanfic, puck/kurt

Comments 10

ice_whisper October 11 2010, 16:31:49 UTC

SQUEE! I was hoping this prompt would get filled!!

I love!!!

lezi October 11 2010, 20:06:17 UTC

I loved this. Especially, for some reason, Puck wetting himself and Kurt just calmly saying, "It's okay."

Amazing job!

grimcognito October 12 2010, 00:26:45 UTC

Thank You!

It's something that people tend to conveniently ignore whenever they write about people passing out. It is very embarrassing, but does happen.

littlerosyfish December 2 2010, 04:18:11 UTC

I agree. It does help get more into a story if things are done correctly and not just ignoring things. I read a story once where one of the people had Diabetes or something and he actually went through the bedwetting thing and the fears the kid was going through. I thought it was nice to read about the unpleasant things too.

It was an awesome story all around.

littlerosyfish December 2 2010, 04:20:03 UTC

corrrection: the PERSON had diabetes. not the people. :P

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marimaripoliana October 11 2010, 20:35:46 UTC

aaahh!! i loooved it <333

specialy the end <3 perfect!! :,)

grimcognito October 12 2010, 00:27:10 UTC

I'm so glad you liked it!

scottishwillow October 13 2010, 15:37:20 UTC

Someone close to me has (thankfully very mild) epilepsy so I've done a bit of reading etc (I've only ever seen petit mal seizures but wanted/needed to be prepared for more) and this comes across as a pretty accurate description of a grande mal seizure. I think you've also captured the feeling of uselessness felt by those round about the sufferer during a seizure - all you can safely do is get things out of the way and let it run its course.

Thanks for sharing.

grimcognito October 13 2010, 18:10:45 UTC

I also have a friend who has seizures (not epilepsy though)and her's are pretty extreme. It's not fun or funny and actually pretty scray. I wanted to write it in a way that was at least a bit realistic while not complete angst.

Thanks for the comment!