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Reviews For Of Scarlet and Emerald
Author's Response: He's a paraplegic. The cervical vertabrea (in the neck) was twisted to a 9o degree angle whereas the one in the lower back was broken. I based part of it (the neck being 90 degrees twisted) on an injury my sister had in 1994 (though she broken another bone in her neck as well but not her back). Harry stopped breathing due to shock from his injuries and the position of his injuries.
Author's Response: Thanks! :-D There will be an update in about two weeks. My beta is in London at the moment, but after she gets back and recovered from the time difference/caught up in work, I'll send it to her.
Author's Response: Hey there, Thank you for reading and reviewing. Yep, you're correct about Hermione (9/19). Good job!
Author's Response: Thank you for reading and reviewing! No, I researched it, and breaks in the T section as well as the..."S" I think, could affect it. It's actually from the waist down, from my understanding and from experiences with a friend. I really do appreciate that you read and reviewed though, it means a lot to me. Have a great day and hope that you will continue to read and review S&E. :-D
2) By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 3) Hermione Granger, September 19th Hope I got one right at least, btw I'm a Slytherin. Poor Harry, I had a weird feeling as you described him and the halo. Especially about the screws, I think it's horrendously painful to have that, I wonder why they haven't invented a better way other then screws into the skull. Author's Response: thanks for reading and reviewing. congrats, you are the first to correctly answer all the questions. yeah, i had a hard time with the halo but wizards haven't invented anything better for the job than muggles. the real way is to put screws in patients' necks. it's horrifying but that's what happens, my sis had to have it done. scary business...and the fact they kept her awake for the procedure bc the general anstesia would have mixed with the hyperthermia they were treating her for....anyways, thanks again.
Author's Response: Thanks for reading and reviewing! Yep, You got the questions correct! Great job! :-D I'm going to hopefully be able to work on it some this week. :-D -Autumn
Author's Response: Thanks for reading and reviewing!
Author's Response: Thank you for reading and reviewing, it means A LOT to me! Thank you also about the medical info-that took me ages to sort out (I already knew a lot and the type of nexk injury I gave Harry, my sister had-"Hangman's Fracture-" but it was hard to research, knowing what could have happened to her. I'll pass on the comment about Harry wanting a hug-Ella suggested I do that. Things will look grim, but that sun will rise again. LOL-you commented ealier that I'm afraid of loud noises but love thunderstorms as inspiration...maybe that's not such a great idea. So far (in differing fandoms) I have a kid paralayzed (SE obviously), a kid with cancer (which I really ought to finish...sigh), a kid who commits suicide (written after a friend and co-worker did the deed), and one about a school shooting (in remembrance of VATech)...Yeah, I haven't been able to write a really happy story at all yet...lol. Thanks again for the review.
Author's Response: Thank you so much for reading and reviewing. It's fine about the questions, they're a bit hard. Hopefully the next chapter won't take long to write.
This one hit home as well... My friend is paralyzed. But there's a chance that she'll walk again. Author's Response: Good job on the birthday, Yep, I share Hermoine's birthday September 19th. I'm praying for your friend. I know we were all terrified when we learned that Heather may never walk again, but thankfully, she did. Thanks for reading and reviewing. |
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