Here I will write little poems of things I'm feeling at the time of writing them Warning : *may be triggering!!*

[COMPLETE] At ten years old Darcy Silver was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia. After undergoing seven years in remission Darcy is informed of the widespread of cancer. At 17 years-old now, she has to start chemotherapy once again but her hope has wavered and her strength is questionable. She knows her fate is written in the stars. Darcy has had a crush on Tristan for as long as she can remember but once on the verge of giving up, she encounters Nathan Flynn, he's the new guy in town. She and Nathan soon get closer, but Darcy is hesitant to tell Nathan the truth about her terminal illness. Would he find out somehow? It is bound to happen for secrets are meant to be exposed. What happens when Tristan reveals his feelings for Darcy? Though hope has not left Darcy's side; perhaps hope chose to come in a form of a boy. Join Darcy on her roller coaster ride teenage life as she finds her place among the stars. • highest ranking • 198 in teen fiction • beautiful cover by @marvelity

Anna Green has had deep and dark depression for 2 years, and her main worry isn't based on her senior year of high school. She meets a Ren, a guy who seems to open her eyes and feelings like there is another way out of the pit of hell she lives in. Will she stay with him and leave her sad and broken life with her family? Or will she fall under their feet and be stepped on for the rest of her life?  Read this book and follow along with Anna and her adventures through as what John Green likes to call, "The Labyrinth." Warning: For few people this might be triggering, please do not read if you can't handle it.

This is my tragic disorder from which I suffer from. don't judge, cuz you're not me.

This is a super short story I have written about a friend of mine who does have Trichoillomania. Stay strong, if you yourself do have Trichotillomania - you definately are not ugly<3 My friend told me I could never understand, i'm trying to show I do understand. I know I will never know what it's truely like, but I have tried my best.