All In Your Head
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ARCHIVES: X-MEN
Follow the twists and turns Betsy Braddock's life takes as she fights health problems with the help -- and hindrance -- of the other X-Men.

Arabian Nights
ARCHIVES: X-MEN
Farouk and Betsy Braddock have to win.

The Brother of Sleep
ARCHIVES: X-MEN
At the end of a life and a love, another learns how to continue living.

Eat Your Heart Out
ARCHIVES: X-MEN
A touching and tragic portrait of a woman who could be anyone; mutant, human, young, old, made more poignant by how sevenall portrays the illness. Polaris has a problem, and no-one's noticing. Warning: graphic description of an eating disorder contained herein.

Four Continents
ARCHIVES: X-MEN
Warren Worthington contemplates love and good coffee.

Give Her the Living Child  [R]
ARCHIVES: X-MEN
Betsy is pregnant with Warren's child, but there's a problem that means both mother and child may not survive labor. The X-Men make a decision for her. She doesn't agree.

Illusions
ARCHIVES: MISCELLANEOUS, TCP
Sometimes the only comfort to be found lies in carefully crafted illusions.   (Tear-jerker warning.)

In Bed With Sinister
ARCHIVES: X-MEN
(R) Lorna finds comfort where she can get it.

Man in the Mirror
ARCHIVES: X-MEN
Archangel and Psylocke can't mind their own business, and don't know where to draw the line. Rated R for sex and violence and the hazy borderland between the two.

Sonata, Unfinished
ARCHIVES: X-MEN
A sequel of sorts to "Moonlight Sonata," this story tells Warren's point of view of his and Betsy's relationship and that blame cannot always be dealt in black and white.

Walking Through The Rooms In My Head
ARCHIVES: X-MEN
(R) Betsy’s first meeting with Professor Xavier, and what he/the Skrull did to her in Uncanny X-Men.