I have multiple, debilitating chronic illnesses that I want to raise awareness about and just talk about in general. I love writing so why not write about the most important thing in my life-my health. This story will follow my journey with my chronic illnesses, how I cope, how I was diagnosed, my daily schedule and w...
Seventeen-year old first year college student Josie Clarke would prefer not to blush the colour crimson at every little thing, but Idiopathic Craniofacial Erythema, a chronic facial condition doesn't play fair. In fact, it's as uncontrollable as the cruel taunts assigned by mean girl Maddie Parish since primary...
A FEATURED WATTPAD STORY When he was five years old, Lucas Langley fell in love with his best friend and he never fell out. 04.07.2017 - 31.10.2017 general fiction #6
" my name's blurry face and I care what you think. " Dan Howell has an unknown condition where he cannot see faces - no matter what he wears or does - they are always a blur. The doctors nicknamed it 'blurry face', and there's absolutely nothing they can do about it; Dan will have to live without faces. That is, unti...
Unable to speak, autistic Claire fears she will never be hired. Then an autism organization offers her a chance to realize her dream: to publish her writing and share her voice with the world. It's a dream come true, right? But Claire's father can't shake the feeling that something is off, and 17-year-old Claire must...
[UNDER EDITING] Abby, a mute woman, crafts headstones and resides near a cemetery for three years. Immersed in work, her partner Danielle's presence offers solace. Despite Abby's preoccupation, Danielle's companionship combats her loneliness.
"W-w'en w'll 'oo be b'ck, 'azzie?" "That's none of your concerns." Angelman Syndrome!Louis Businessman!Harry (Like always.) [Highest Ranking #730 in Fanfiction] Co-written with @AngleTheresNoHope (Paris) . . . This may contain some triggering things for some people. So please, read at your own risk...
Harper is the kid of a multi-billionaire, and and she has never been one to have a girlfriend. Will that change? Follow her through this fast-paced book as she makes her way through high school, college and her career, as well as her love life.
"...I already know why you're doing this. You're doing this because of Harry's disability but people with mental disabilities can be loved too." "No. Get out of my house." . A heartwarming story of which one boy shows that even those who have any type of mental disability can be loved just as much as those who don't. ...
"Darkness. When I was a little girl I feared it. Now I live in it." Quinn Cooper's life is changed forever after one dark night rips her life from under her feet. Now, in this new town she's faced with a new school, new friends and a new family. What will happen when yet another change enters her life, this time in th...
"Disabilities aren't Disabilities, they're just another bag to carry on the journey we call life." Jacob, after a car crash, is left in a wheelchair and a bunch of grief. His friend encourages him to go to this meet - and - greet where you meet a bunch of other people with disabilities. Jacob is unwilling, at first...
21 year old Jacob was born with no eyesight, it always been his dream to see the world around him. As a kid, he was able to see but when he turn 13, his eyesight slowly went away due to an unknown condition. Now, he's in college and gets bullied about his disability just like in high school until Roc starts to feels b...
In which a traumatic accident leaves her blinded, but opens her heart. Extended summary inside. [Honorable mention in YA Reads contest!] #176 in Short Story 03/06/16