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I had strep throat when I was home over Christmas last year. Because I normally run warmer than than most people and was incredibly jet lagged, I didn't notice that I was actually sick (the fever didn't help with logical thinking either). I was (totally without reason) annoyed at my mom for not noticing (I'm in my 30s, I really should be capable of taking care of myself) and making me feel better (she came through wonderfully once we realized what I had).
So (the point, finally), I was thinking Sam should get sick, maybe in season 5 when the boys weren't that close again yet, and then sad that his big brother didn't notice and fix things right away. With Dean being awesome in the end. I definitely want gen.
(I know there's something similar earlier here with Cas noticing that Sam is sick when Dean doesn't but I'd love one from Sam's POV)
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Give sorrow words; the grief that does not speak whispers the o'er-fraught heart and bids it break.
-- William Shakespeare
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The day after they burned the picture in Bobby’s fireplace, Sam woke up with a throbbing headache. He rolled away from the afternoon sunlight streaming through the dingy window, feeling miserable. But considering the last couple of days, he was hardly surprised. The hardware store explosion still echoed through his mind like a sick soundtrack while Lucifer’s chilling words played like a song on repeat.
“I think it'll happen soon. Within six months. And I think it'll happen in Detroit.”
“That's good, Sam. You keep fanning that fire in your belly. All that pent-up rage. I'm gonna need it.”
“I was a son. A brother, like you, a younger brother, and I had an older brother who I loved. Idolized, in fact. And one day I went to him and I begged him to stand with me, and Michael-Michael turned on ( ... )
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Sam briefly wondered if running the power tools in the garage drowned out the sound of the exploding hardware store in Dean’s mind, or if cranking the wrenches and other tools made him, at least for a few moments, forget the feel of pulling the trigger on the Colt only for it to fail so spectacularly.
With a shake of his head, Sam turned to the bookshelves and started scanning titles, hoping to find something to take his mind off everything.
-----It was ( ... )
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Once it passed, Sam wiped the sweat from his brow and turned on the shower. He was covered in sticky sweat and the stale odor of illness and just wanted to be clean. He was about to step in when another bout of nausea twisted up his insides, and he slumped in front of the toilet and gagged for what felt like hours. Once he could see straight again, he decided a shower would take more effort than he had in him and turned off the shower before falling back against the tub in defeat.
-----Hours turned into one day, then two, and passed in a mixture of hasty staggering trips to the bathroom to throw up any meager amounts of food and water Sam got down so he wouldn’t be trying to puke nothing and lingering stretches of ( ... )
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Sam always felt worse when he woke up from those dreams, which only worsened the whole circle of sickness. He was starting to wonder if he’d ever get out of it.
And he wondered once more when-or if-Dean would notice his situation.
Or if he would care.
The last thought made him just as nauseous as Lucifer’s presence in his mind.
-----Sam’s hands were braced on either side of the sink as he rinsed the taste of vomit from his mouth. The shower was still running in the background and the prospect of moving the five feet to shut it off was intimidating-and that wasn’t even considering the walk back to the bedroom. Sam spit the water back into the sink and a wave of vertigo hit him. He shut his ( ... )
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