#prompt: fever
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serickswrites · 1 year ago
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I'm So Cold
Warnings: captivity, restraints, torture, wounds, infection, fever, forced to watch
"It'ssssss j-j-j-j-jussssttttt s-ss-so-o-o-o-o c-c-c-c-c-c-old," Team Leader managed to say through their chattering teeth.
Teammate One tried not to worry as they watched Team Leader lay curled on their side in as tight as a ball as possible given they were chained to the wall. "Just think of how warm it will be in the office once we get home."
"Y-Y-Yeah," Team Leader said softly. "'m t-t-t-t-tireddddd." They blinked slowly, their fever bright eyes meeting Teammate One's.
"Take a little nap, Team Leader. I'll keep watch. I'll be sure to wake you before Whumper comes back. I promise."
Team Leader gave a wheezing cough, but nodded. "Th-Th-Thankssssss."
Teammate One tried to calm their nerves as they watched Team Leader drift off to sleep. They tried to convince themself that the infection that was raging in Team Leader's body wasn't that bad. Tried to convince themself that the wound that was red, hot, and angry looking wasn't too infected. Tried to convince themself that Whumper would let up on the torture.
Because the reality of their situation, of Team Leader's situation, was grim.
Teammate One had been utterly useless in helping Team Leader. Had been utterly useless in trying to convince Whumper to hurt them instead. They could only watch as Whumper hurt Team Leader. They could only watch as Team Leader got weaker and weaker. Could only watch as Team Leader got sicker and sicker.
And now watching Team Leader shiver in their fitful sleep, their wheezing breaths echoing loudly in the chamber, Teammate One wasn't sure how much longer they could watch without going mad.
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ziorite · 2 years ago
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all aboard the whumpcember train! Day 1: Fever
I'm betting I'll make it three days in before I fall behind, but only time will tell. Maybe the Jiang Cheng brainrot will fuel me enough to get at least halfway? Anyways, here's my first work-- chapter 2 will probably be day 2!
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szxper · 4 months ago
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Holding the Line
Rating: General Audiences
Fandom: Miami Medical
Chapters: 5/5
Prompt: Fever ; Hiding illness
Summary:
A rare flu strain sweeps through Miami. Dr. Zambrano pushes through exhaustion until she can’t anymore. She’s delirious with fever. Dr. C steps in, staying at her bedside while the team juggles saving their patients and her.
Read on Ao3
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scealaiscoite · 6 months ago
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‧₊˚ 🏠 ✩ domestic prompts
¹⁾ a basket of laundry left in a doorway
²⁾ a sticky note on a pillow
³⁾ colourful fridge magnets
⁴⁾ a laden clothesline
⁵⁾ plates of fresh-cut fruit
⁶⁾ towels warm from the dryer
⁷⁾ the whistle of a kettle
⁸⁾ messy bedsheets
⁹⁾ books stacked on a nightstand
¹⁰⁾ a cupboard of mismatched mugs
¹¹⁾ fresh-brewed tea
¹²⁾ a sink full of dishes
¹³⁾ pictures lined up on a mantlepiece
¹⁴⁾ sun-warmed floorboards
¹⁵⁾ odd socks
¹⁶⁾ overflowing paper grocery bags
¹⁷⁾ a steamed-up bathroom mirror
¹⁸⁾ dinner left in the oven to keep warm
¹⁹⁾ a porcelain teapot
²⁰⁾ mismatched cutlery
²¹⁾ potted herb plants lined up on a windowsill
²²⁾ a stocked bar cart
²³⁾ a teeming closet
²⁴⁾ cold tiles
²⁵⁾ a shared bath
²⁶⁾ rooms decorated with trinkets
²⁷⁾ a jewellery dish
²⁸⁾ shoes left by a doorway
²⁹⁾ a faded portrait in an old frame
³⁰⁾ soft lamplight
³¹⁾ the drone of a ceiling fan
³²⁾ homemade lemonade
³³⁾ a messy makeup vanity
³⁴⁾ faded coasters
³⁶⁾ lit candles
³⁷⁾ frayed couch cushions
³⁸⁾ a blanket draped over a sleeping form
³⁹⁾ creaky stairs
⁴⁰⁾ fresh-cut timber
⁴¹⁾ an overgrown garden
⁴²⁾ a spare room
⁴³⁾ a medicine cabinet
⁴⁴⁾ jasmine bath salts
⁴⁵⁾ soft pyjamas
⁴⁶⁾ bare feet on cold floorboards
⁴⁷⁾ sunday dinners
⁴⁸⁾ post scattered under the letterbox
⁴⁹⁾ family photos
⁵⁰⁾ an old armchair
⁵¹⁾ scrawled-on calendars
⁵²⁾ a roaring fireplace
⁵³⁾ reminders stuck to the fridge
⁵⁴⁾ boardgames
⁵⁵⁾ a dusty attic
⁵⁶⁾ smoke curling out of a chimney
⁵⁷⁾ evenings on the porch
⁵⁸⁾ a record player
⁵⁹⁾ tangled chargers
⁶⁰⁾ a chipped bathtub
⁶¹⁾ a silver serving tray
⁶²⁾ souvenir shot glasses
⁶³⁾ a blackout
⁶⁴⁾ movie nights
⁶⁵⁾ a late dinner party
⁶⁶⁾ half-finished crochet projects
⁶⁷⁾ a loose thread on a sweater
⁶⁸⁾ dog leads hung by the door
⁶⁹⁾ a leaning coatrack
⁷⁰⁾ a grocery list
⁷¹⁾ patterned dishes
⁷²⁾ bright teatowels
⁷³⁾ an empty drawer
⁷⁴⁾ vhs tapes
⁷⁵⁾ documentary reruns
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sickiehugs · 3 months ago
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We all love injuring our blorbos, but I think the added risk of sepsis makes it even better. They get really hurt in an unclean environment like a forest or swamp or prison, and when they're found days later, their wounds are severely infected and they're running a dangerously high fever. Time is crucial and every second counts as they're rushed back and taken to the hospital/medic, their team worried that they might lose them.
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spinzolliii · 9 months ago
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DISCLAIMER: I HAVE NO CLUE IF THIS IS MEDICALLY ACCURATE
Something that whump writers don’t consider:
IVs feel cold. Can you imagine a room temperature liquid going directly into the bloodstream of someone who’s 97-104 degrees? It’s hellish. You can’t get warm no matter how much external heat you receive.
Imagine a delirious whumpee whimpering and clawing at an IV while being restrained and reassured by Caretaker.
“No no no, that stays in”
“Hey, hey. I know it hurts, but it’ll help you feel better”
Maybe the whumpee’s hallucinating, thinking that they’re being tortured. When Caretaker’s words fail to get through, they have to use gentle touches and singing. Or, if you want to be mean, you can have the Caretaker being forced to restrain Whumpee to prevent them from hurting themselves until they run out of energy and pass out.
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allthewhumpygoodness · 13 days ago
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Fevers
Whumpees with aching eyes, too tired to keep open yet too sore to close, even the lightest pressure of their eyelids too much
Whumpee who's too weak and dizzy to do anything at all but lie in bed completely still, sweating through their blankets only to immediately start shivering after clumsily throwing them off
Whumpees with dry mouths, dry lips
The corners of their room are more shadowy than they should be, and they're too exhausted to bother to get up and see what's in there. The Hat Man will have to just wait his turn.
Strong enough to get out of bed but being so, so out of it. Caretaker finding them standing swaying in a doorway, pale as death, clearly seeing something that isn't there
Everything seems to be flickering. The air buzzes. Their skin prickles.
Getting to sleep is hard, because their mind is restless and racing. Once they're asleep though, they're down for the count
Chattering teeth. Their bones must be rattling, for how much they ache
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vibing-lizard-nose · 6 months ago
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I love depictions of someone realizing they have a bit of temperature:
"I think you have a fever" - from someone else to the sickie. or... "I feel too warm" - from the sickie to another person.
But can we talk about all the other symptoms of someone developing a fever? Those little details make the reading experience so much better. It makes you feel pity for the poor sickie.
I'd love to see more of these golden nuggets:
Glossy eyes/eyes tearing up involuntarily.
Feeling heavy and sluggish all day/struggling with body weakness.
Eyes stinging from the heat, causing them to rub them.
Being told they look restless/tired more than once.
Flushed face AND ears, shoulders and neck are great too.
REDDEN LIPS! have you ever seen a cold person istg-
Dazed / distracted look, like they're thinking all the time.
Little groans / whimpers when moving because it hurts.
Eyes tearing up NOT involuntarily, they feel really bad.
Saying they don't feel hungry/thirsty but downing water like crazy.
Tender throats when drinking cold things, makes them wince.
Given the last two points, choking on water. Classic.
Slow reflexes, they are more clumsy than usual. Swaying on feet.
Stuffed-up headaches, lightheaded and/or having dizziness spells.
Passing out momentarily/knocked out cold. Womp Womp/aff.
Body sore and achy, from fever and constantly banging on stuff.
Nausea from the dizziness, it may or may not end of throwing up.
Tummy aches related to the cause of the fever! Those are good.
Seeking warmth because they feel "cold". They're burning up.
Additionally, someone notices how hot they are. "You're cold???"
Having fever dreams before/after noticing the fever. Daww...
And my personal favorite...
They try to carry on their activities as usual with two extra layers of clothes on them, and feeling off but blaming it on anything other than being sick, then feeling like absolute shit after they realize they are running a fever and, probably, are very sick too.
What's your favorite telltale symptoms from someone with fever?
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When Danny enters the Fenton portal for the very first time, he still trips and shocks himself but at the same time damages the inside of the portal enough that it can’t sustain itself past the point of changing Danny’s molecules.
The electricity and damage done to both Danny and the portal isn’t something Danny, Sam, and Tucker can cover up and his parents find out immediately. They’re more concerned about their son then the portal (they have the blueprints for the portal and can rebuild it later but can’t replace their son if something happened to him) and go through a lot of things emotions regarding the existence of ghost human hybrids.
Danny’s new biology could easily be passed as meta human traits. Unfortunately President Lex Luther had just recently passed laws against meta humans. Meaning they can’t risk people find out about Danny’s new powers, at all. The Fentons decide that Danny should live with one of Maddie or Jacks relatives off grid until he can control his new abilities better.
luckily Jacks sister, Martha, and her husband have experience with a super powered child and after their son moved to the city could probably use a hand on their farm. All Jack needed to do was call.
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whumpetywhumpwhump · 1 year ago
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Give me more shaking whumpees.
Give me whumpees who are shivering so much from their high fever that they can't even hold a bottle of water up to their lips, leaving caretaker to hold it for them like they're bottle feeding a baby animal.
Give me whumpees who've lost so much blood that they're pale and trembling violently, their skin cool to the touch. Their body is desperately trying to keep them warm, but with each new shudder they're just bleeding more and more.
Give me whumpees in shock- whumpees who find out something so emotionally distressing that they can do nothing but shake, eyes fixed on a single point, jolting away from any touch.
Give me more shaking whumpees.
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serickswrites · 8 months ago
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Watching
Warnings: stalking, illness
Whumper watched Whumpee for days. Days and days. They loved to watch Whumpee. Everything about Whumpee was interesting.
The little trips they took to the beach. The multiple errands they ran on Tuesdays. The small coffee shop they always stopped at on Mondays after their time at the gym. Everything about Whumpee was interesting.
Today, however, Whumpee had Whumper worried. They hadn't gone to the gym yesterday. Hadn't left their house at all. Everyone had off days, Whumper reasoned. But today, Whumpee hadn't left either. Hadn't gone to the grocery store. Hadn't gone to the dry cleaners. They hadn't even stopped by the pet shop to pick up bird seed that they needed--Whumper had watched Whumpee fill their feeder with the last of the seed on Saturday and it was now empty. Whumpee never let the birds in their garden go without seed.
Whumper was worried.
They crept carefully into Whumpee's backyard to see if they could see what had Whumpee so preoccupied. Whumpee always left the curtains open in the bedroom and today was no exception.
Whumpee lay in bed, blankets piled high on top of them, their sweaty, pale face exposed. Whumpee looked like they had a terrible fever. Whumper smiled. This was the perfect time for them to strike. They could make sure Whumpee was taken care of and still get to watch Whumpee. Forever.
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whumpypepsigal · 10 months ago
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@whumpgifathon | Day 29 (alt. prompt): “Bedside Vigil”
Fox Mulder in The X Files 2x25
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digital-nova · 6 months ago
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Fever whump prompts
Whumpee who becomes incredibly hyper when they’re feverish, and has to be held or restrained by Caretaker until they calm down.
Bad Caretaker (or Whumper) who doesn’t take Whumpee’s illness seriously unless they have a fever.
Whumpee believing that another character is sick or otherwise in danger and can’t recognise that they’re the one who needs help.
Whumpee who refuses to sleep out of paranoia, only worsening their condition.
Whumpee with a fever in summer, who chalks up being hot all the time to the weather.
Feverish Whumpee saying horrible things that they never normally would. (Does Caretaker forgive them? Or do they think that Whumpee’s fever has just brought out their true colours?)
Whumpee lying on any cool surface they can without even thinking about it.
A fever caused by an infected wound being mistaken for one caused by sickness. (Cue whumpee only receiving half the care they actually need.)
Whumpee being so delirious that they start calling out for a deceased loved one.
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lawrencespen1777 · 10 months ago
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Caretaker Words
“Stop pushing this off. Something’s really wrong. Trust me.”
“Don’t look at it. What did I just say?”
“You have a fever so I’m going to pretend you did not just say that to me.”
“I need you to stop moving. I know. I’m sorry. But I can’t stitch this up if you keep pulling away.”
“Can you walk?”
“That was a really hard hit. Maybe you should just lay there for a while.”
“You look terrible. How terrible? Terrible enough for them to call me.”
“I’ve got you. You’re okay. It was just a fever dream.”
“It’s not that deep. I’m wrapping it up…ohhh my God…yeah, no, it’s fine. Not that bad.”
“Oh you’re fine? Then why are you slowly tilting.”
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sickiehugs · 29 days ago
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Visiting them in the hospital
"No, no, stop, you don't need to sit up."
"Do you have ANY IDEA how close you came to... t-to..."
"Nothing, sorry, I just... thought you were getting better..."
"The meds make you loopy for a reason, sweetheart. Just let it happen, it's okay."
"Who the fuck did this to you?"
"Wow, you... really downplayed this over the phone."
*Bursts through the door, out of breath* "I came as soon as I heard!!"
"You know what the doctors told me while you were still unconscious? They said that if I hadn't found you and called an ambulance, you wouldn't have made it through the night."
"I know you think hospitalization was unnecessary, but you weren't the one who had to find their [partner/best friend] passed out on the ground in a pool of their own bloody vomit."
"God, your poor face..."
"That cough still doesn't sound good."
"Don't think you're going right back to work once you're out of here. You won't be walking on that injury for a while, I'll be spoiling you rotten~"
"You can go back to sleep if you want, I'm not going anywhere."
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spinzolliii · 1 year ago
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There’s something about a whumpee just sitting down. Not fainting, necessarily. Maybe they’re just about to faint, and they quietly just kneel on the ground at a time and place that doesn’t make sense. They don’t even have the capacity or willingness to articulate why they need to abruptly stop and sit. Maybe they’re catatonic while the others look at them.
Maybe a caretaker can see the dull, vacant look in their eyes and immediately senses that something is seriously wrong. Maybe the fainting comes just a few moments later.
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