There's a girl name Lois Sea. She lives in North Carolina. She loves to surf. The beach is near her house. She has the world's bestest friend. But a new lifeguard comes and things keep changing this summer. And that's just the new beginning. There's going to be....betrayal, tragedy, romance and more

This is my story. It's not fictional. Even though this is a really personal experience, i want to share it with you. Because I think that not everyone can imagine what it's like to have cancer. But others know exactly what I mean. Please leave me lots of comments and ask me everything you want to know! :)

The thing about a hospital is most of the time if you make friends either they are going to die. Or you are going to die. But it's life so this is the story of me and my 4 best friends. Who've lived in a big hospital for 5+ years for various reasons. So welcome to our lives. (If you want everyday posts check out our insta @livingbut_not)

This is a story about a couple who fall in love.... in a hospital. Denise Grey and Luke Masterson don't fall in love right away. They meet in the hospital before going to chemotherapy. Denise Grey just wants a normal life, but when she was a youngling she was diagnosed with cancer. Over the years she falls in love, makes friends, enemies, and even relapses. She soon struggles with another type of cancer, but luckily the first form was starting to get hit by the Chemo.

Two different people living in two different worlds not meant to fall in love, but fate has another thing in mind. (Currently RE-WRITING!!!!!)

Nick and Elle. They were the perfect couple. Young, cute, smart, rich, spoiled, and different--they were a match made in heaven. Nick let his perfect relationship go when he decided that skiing was more important than Elle. A year later, they're both in college. The same college. What will happen between Nick and Elle when they're forced to interact with each other again? Will they unearth the feelings they've kept from each other, or will their paths just temporarily cross? Throw some complications in here and there, and you have yourself a story!