After being attacked by a woman who hates amputees, Arizona suffers with Eliza's response to the prostetic leg discovery.

On a remote, desolate Scottish hillside, a climber lays trapped under a boulder. A simple decision to turn left rather than right has devastating consequences for the rest of her life. On her journey of recovery, she makes the most unbearably tough decision and can only carry on as her mind shatters like glass inside her. But in the midst of tragedy, there is still life to continue and with it just a touch of the darkest humour. Brutally honest and undeniable compelling, this story will take you from the depths of ketamine-holes and the heights of helicopter rescues - a story that follows the inner-workings of the NHS from a patient's point of view and one woman's struggle to get back all she has lost. This is the blurred line between being lucky and being unlucky. This is my story. Almost all of this story was written contemporary to the time the events occurred. I haven't gone back to read or edit them and I'm not sure I intend to. I'm not sure I could ever build up the courage to read them again and so these chapters are somewhat like a diary from the time - perhaps some of them make sense, perhaps some of them don't. In either case, I hope you enjoy!

An inspirational story of a brave young woman. Olivia (Liv) Brown was only 15 years old when what she thought was just a normal flu turned her world upside down in a matter of hours, waking up in the hospital on a ventilator and being told she may never walk again. Follow Olivia's diagnosis with AFM (Acute Flaccid Myelitis) and her journey to recovery. Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Unless otherwise indicated, all the names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents in this book are either the product of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

"I'm paralyzed, where are my feeling?" -contains suicidal themes Au Credits for idea: luvmyhoseok On YouTube

What would have happened if Felicity never got shot? What would have happened if she was never paralyzed? But someone would have to take her place. There were only 3 people in that car that night. Felicity, the driver, and Oliver. What would have happened if Oliver Queen lost the use of his legs instead of Felicity. What if now he hung up the hood? Find out in Am I Wrong! I am not the best author in the world, and I just wanted to say, please no nasty comments. And please if you have any comments or suggestions, just comment! Disclaimer: I don't own any Arrow characters!!! (I wish though)

A short story about a girl with quadriplegia. EXTRACT: =-=-= She did not look at the waters that she entered. Did not see the swift current that would soon carry her away, towards rocks that lay jagged under the surface.. Was unaware of how the board would flip, how she would spiral underwater, the rip rushing at her. Couldn't make out how she was destined to smack into a certain rock, not enough to kill her but definitely capable of ending her life as she knew it... =-=-= -- So this is from the author like two years later or something: Don't bother with this story. It's poorly researched, poorly written, poorly executed in general. I had literally never met a quadriplegic before or while writing this and I dont know what made me think that I had the insight or talent to write from such an immensely different perspective. THANK YOU SO MUCH @-unstereotypxcal FOR THE EPIC COVER :D [INSPIRED BY 'UNTOUCHABLE' :)]

Isabella Biers had it all. A loving husband, two adorable children and the dream job. One night, however, changed everything. Bella had a spinal stroke, paralyzing her from the waist down. Bella's husband tried to be there for her, but caring for a wife who was an invalid proved to be too much for him. He divorced his wife, unable to cope with her long recovery. Despite being abandoned by her husband, Bella was determined to not let her disability define her. She wanted to walk again. Enter her physical therapist, Edward Cullen. With the perfect combination of humor, patience, stubbornness and love, can he help her in her endeavor in walking again? Will he open her heart after it was shattered by the man who vowed to be with her, in sickness and in health? It all begins with A Single Step ...

Follow the journey of Hazel Taylor, a fifteen year old barrel racer. When Hazel's life is changed in a matter of seconds, she has to face many challenges. After being paralyzed, she is sent to Heartland Ranch in Alberta Canada. Heartland heals horses, but can Heartland heal Hazel?

Isabella Swan is paralyzed from the waist down from a childhood accident. She then meets Edward Cullen, who gives her an opportunity that could change her life forever. It is risky- there is not a 100% guarantee that it will work. It could finally heal her, and she could stay with him forever, but is it worth the risk?

McKenzie is like any other teenage girl: makeup, parties, and boys. But when a horrific car wreck alters her life leaving her paralyzed and her best friend dead, she'll never look at life the same way again. Lost, alone, and on the verge of suicidal depression; she struggles to adjust to her new life without her legs, or her best friend. But when a blind boy suddenly appears at her rehab facility, McKenzie will soon discover that being a little different isn't such a bad thing after all.