Cancerstory Stories

Carly is now 18 years old. She went to WindyBrooke Middle School, Kentucky. She started to feel ill and soon was diagnosed with cancer. She is going through chemo, and she doesn't think she can make it. Do you think she will make it in one piece? Read to find out!!!

Seventeen year-old Quinn Dailey is your average teenage girl who lives in a not so average life. When you grow up with gay dads and twin brothers, how can you have an average life? Then add a mysterious boy with amazing charm and dark secrets into the mix, and life is anything but average for Quinn. When Quinn is asked to write about moments in her life, she decides to write all about her moments with Elliot. This is a story of love, loss, heartbreak, stupidity, and an abundance of moments from Quinn Dailey's not so average life.

((Michael Clifford Fanfaction)) When Jasey Rae Moore, the seventeen year-old cancer survive, becomes YouTube famous, she gets to visit people and places a girl previously diagnosed with leukemia would have never dreamed of. On her "roller-coast that only goes up" she gets the chance to meet a certain band, while capturing the heart of an Australian guitarist.

Donating blood is meant to be something to be proud of but what happens when you find out you have what you were trying to save others from? Leukemia. Name: Willow-Sage Melrose Age: 17 Cancer: Yes Type: Leukemia Stage: 2 Terminal: unknown 1. Shitty parents- check 2. Evil sibling- check 3. dead sister that she was meant to save- check 4. life threatening illness- check 5. Amazing boy also with life threatening illness- check 6. Heart wrenching, heart warming story- check ****warning may want to make you cry but will also make appreciate everything you have and love**** ©copyright

The look he makes before he speaks. He turns the words around in his head, thinking carefully of what their meaning could entail. He simply cares far too much to ever say something that would cause damage. He understands consequence. Words can hurt, but interestingly enough, they can also heal.

Diagnosed with stage three pharyngeal cancer as a teenager, I was given only days to live. Despite the pain and fading hope, I wore a mask of smiles, hiding the storm inside. I never believed in love-until someone appeared who changed everything. But fear kept me silent, and as time slipped away, regret grew heavy in my heart. This is the story of my silent pain, unspoken love, and the journey to find meaning before my last breath.

The ending to a story I've been working on about a girl named Leo, aged 16, who has been diagnosed with terminal cancer and ends her life before she gets killed by her own illness.

What happened to Hazel? WARNING!!!!!!!! SPOILERS FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NOT FINISHED THE FAULT IN OUR STARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My name is Allison. I'm located at 44780 Hilshire Hospital Room 41. Welcome to my blog.

My personal journey with Stage 4 Cancer. What happens when your body betrays you, when hope becomes something you have to fight for every day? This is the deeply personal story of surviving stage 4 cancer, a journey through diagnosis, devastation, chemotherapy, and the long, painful road back to life. Told with brutal honesty and raw vulnerability, this story is not just about illness; it's about the human spirit, survival, and the unseen battles that so many face in silence. Whether you're a patient, a caregiver, or someone searching for connection through unimaginable pain, this story is for you.

In my opinion, eternity isn't a forever, as much as it is an exaggerated time frame. Nothing lasts forever, no matter what they say. Avril Foster is just one of those people with experience to say that nothing lasts forever. At just 11 years of age, the now 15 year old Avril was diagnosed with leukemia, turning her life upside down. After all of her struggles and challenges in life, finally she finds the power to over come them. Read page by page about Avril's fall down ladder, to her climb back up.

"when its all said and done, All we need is time" Inspired by a walk to remember. read more to find out whats happens in this heartbreaking story about a young girl with cancer, and a boy who cant help but fall in love with her, all they need... is a little more time

One girls life is coming to an end and her best friend Aidan is trying to support her along the way, writing her letters. How long will this last before she finds out the truth about Aidans feelings? Stay tuned for a wave of love, drama and sadness...

Too much of a good thing, won't be good anymore.

When Cassandra gets diagnosed with leukemia she wants to give up, but soon learns what she thinks life really is about. In the end she is ready to go... But will she?

Madelyn Walker's life is so perfect. The most loving family, an amazing group of best friends including, Cole, Dakota and Addison, her girlfriend. Everything is working out Madelyn's way, until one day. On her 17th birthday, she finds out she has terminal cancer and has a year and a day to live. How will her family, friends and her soulmate react? How will it end?

Invierno's p.o.v Life in the hospital isn't that great. You feel alone,depressed. And at first you have hope that you can beat cancer. But 2 months later you give up on that hope. It'll feel like your doing the same thing over & over. Appointments every 4 hours. Yeah it's not that great. If you can't sense my sarcasm it was completely and utterly awful . It wasn't until Arthur that I was glad I went to the hospital. He may be clumsy & awkward sometimes but he is Arthur. But you can't find him everywhere. Arthur's p.o.v I'm in the hallway crying, don't judge. If you just figured that you had terminal cancer wouldn't you cry. It's 3:00 a.m. and I'm in the hallway crying like a girl,and I hate it. If someone saw me crying then they would just take pity on me, especially because I have cancer. As I was trying suck it up and wipe away my tears, I look through the glass wall that separates the sick and the healthy people. The people who go to college so they can get a career, and after college they'll get married and have kids. They think they have it hard in life but at least they didn't get their leg or arm cut off because it was infected with cancer. What I'm trying to say is if you have a regular life expectancy or your not taking twenty pills a day be happy in life, go live and don't hesitate, and please never take pity on those who have cancer because you will never understand. I hope I don't sound mean but could you imagine being pulled away from your old life and having shots and pills to take just so you could live. IF you do have cancer, then fight everyday that you have as if it was your last because it just might be. As all the thoughts were gathering in my head I looked up to see a girl in the reflection of the glass. She had big pale blue eyes that caught me off guard and I almost fell out of my wheelchair. I know she could tell I was crying, but I couldn't see any pity inside her eyes. Instead I saw courage and faith.

There's a fine line between dying and living. I am that line though. I could be fine one second and on the ground blacked out the next. Hi my name is Lliby Taylor and I am a cancer patient. I practically live a life of wondering what will happen. Will I pass out? Will I die? This is my story.