Cancersurvivor Stories

Zoe Aurelia Fortaleza set her mind not to date anyone. She moved on. She's convinced that she's now in a 'love myself' phase after one heartache. Yes. One heartbreak. After her one-year private relationship with Nash Corbin, they end up because her grandfather was against their relationship and thinking that it will be better when her parents heard everything from her, she flew to Canada to come clean with them but when she came back... he already left. After that heartbreak, she realized that even though the relationship looks so good, full of love and perfect, it's not an assurance that the person you are with will stay. Knowing that, she's not brave enough to enter another relationship, is she? For her, love is deceiving. Making her believe she'll have someone by her side already but ended up leaving her also. Too bad Nash Corbin came back to prove her wrong. But I'm wondering, did he come back to prove to her that their love is not deceiving or to prove to her that... she hasn't really moved on just yet? Esther Melodi | 02/25/23

This is a true story of battle, loss, and the fragile journey of rebuilding life after survival. When Trisha is faced with cancer, her world shifts in ways she never imagined. She has already known hardship - but this fight pushes her to the edge, forcing her to confront fear, vulnerability, and a strength she didn't know she carried. She does not fight alone. Surrounded by family and friends, each bearing their own wounds and stories, Trisha learns that courage is not just survival - it is love, endurance, and choosing hope even when everything feels uncertain. In the midst of pain, heartbreak, and healing, this story reveals what it truly means to be brave: not because you are unbroken, but because you keep going anyway.

A Wife's Recollection & Reflection ****** My Husband's Cancer Journey As my husband celebrates his 10th year as a cancer survivor I got the chance to look back on the events before his diagnosis, during his treatment and recovery. I finally had the moment to reflect on how we took his cancer journey together. When I recall each and every moment, I realized how we the wives/husbands front as the stronger and bigger person in such times. I remembered how in our "alone time" we bottled the pains from the start and end of the journey. In our own secret space and time we bled purple. We may have not suffered physically, but inside our hearts we felt unexplainable pains. In our minds we suffered endless and unexplainable fears. We posed our strongest faces and exude the greatest calm in the outside. In silence we also fought the battle, with and for them. We are the silent warriors.

As a novelist Tina has no problem creating the trashy love scenes that played out so often in her 'erotic friend fictions' of her teenage years. She knows the formula, the plot, the resolution - guy gets the girl and they ride off into the sunset. Or some variation thereof. Vampire gets the zombie, guy gets the trans girl, whatever - she was no sexuality snob. And romantic Rhode Island provides the perfect backdrop to inspire her scenery. However when she gets the call that she needs to come home she's reminded of why she isn't as happy to be single as she had previously convinced herself.

When Ted Ellingson passes out in Chemistry and is diagnosed with Leukemia, his whole world shudders to a halt - no more lacrosse, no more Soggy, no more normal. Until he meets Annie Reyes, a beacon of light. Quickly, Annie becomes Ted's new normal. Her cancer may be growing faster and stronger than Ted's, but that can't stop them.

The continuation of the Brynn and Finn's story. As Brynn faces her worst fear being diagnosed with cancer will Finn be able to keep her from pushing him away. This is book two so if you want to know how they met be sure you read book 1 Behind the Eight Ball first. All Rights Reserved © 2020 Ruechari aka Charity Rue

A tiger who helps a little girl get through one of the toughest times of her life

Friendship novel frowning as people building together

When Veronica Rigit was diagnosed with Leukemia, she didn't know what to do. Her friends didn't know what to do. And her family didn't know what to do. Somehow, though, they made it through. This story, told in different perspectives each chapter, tells about Ronnie's life during remission, while flashing back to before... A time when her life was uncertain. Now, however, her life seems just as misshapen. She has to deal with her helicopter mom, her testosterone driven brother, her 'Misery Wolf' enemy, her seemingly good but crappy friends, and a secretive father that may ruin the only thing keeping Veronica in one piece: Her Family

This story is about an 18 year old girl , who considers herself as the most unluckiest being on the earth and NO its not because she lost her family, cause she has a beautiful family and NO she hasn't really faced any financial hardships cause even though her family doesn't really have good old money, Her father owns a small profitable business which is decent enough for their family needs.Then why does she does she call herself unlucky? Simple, Its because she doesn't get anything she wants.If she desires for an apple, she gets a coconut. From her favourite pen to her desired rank to her longest crush to anything. The range is endless and the experiences are innumerable.She claims that if she very much desires for something, she sure as hell wouldn't get it.She know it and she accepted it long time ago.She got used to it.She even stopped caring about it.She even jokes about her unluckiness. But, She has something special about her just like everyone else has something special in them.She has boundaries and she is binded by them. She has rules and she sticks to them. She cares more about her friends than her family."She has the best of best friends in the whole world." She quotes.Her rule no.1," Don't judge a friend."She loves her friends a lot, She feels her friends a the lucky charms of her unlucky life..... Until it all turned upside down in a year. In one year, Everything she believed turned wrong.Every bounday of hers collapsed. Every friend of her left her.Soon she saw herself breaking her rules. In that one unfortunate year when she got diagnosed with cancer, Her unlucky but beautiful life turned to a war,Did she survive it? Her friends who should be by her side through this war, suddenly turned to opposition's army. This journey of her unlucky life teaches you lessons for a lifetime, continue to get to know this unlucky girl.

No one wants to hear the words "you have cancer." However, the truth is, more and more people hear those words everyday. I heard those words when I was only thirteen years old. I learned that cancer doesn't care how old you are, if you have a family, or if you're healthy. Cancer doesn't care about you or your feelings. I also learned that in some ways, cancer can be a good thing. It can bring you closer to the ones you love and change your perspective on life. "The Good Cancer" is my personal cancer journey. Care to join me?

[Complete] A cancer-survivor yearns for connection with the world. She finds a friend with a lab and access to plant genomes. Can she use these tools to re-establish connection with the world? Short story of less than 500 words

Cancer isn't something many people make jokes about but I do, some people can't handle the fact that I'm dying. I can.

Ariel's life is finally looking up. She is looking for an apartment with her boyfriend Seungmin, has a great carrier ahead of her and has a strong head on her shoulders. But everything starts to crumble with just one phone call. Her dad is in the hospital again. The cancer is back. She tries to console herself, saying that they've been through it once, they can do it again. But this time its more aggressive and it spread to his pancreas. Her father gets the chance to be part of a human trial om a cure for pancreas cancer, and he doesn't survive it. Ariel is suddenly confronted with so many questions. Will her relationship survive? Can she go back after giving everything up? And who is that nurse that was in charge of her father's progress?

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.

(The Falt in Our Stars and Hetalia cross over) Hi, I'm Arthur. Arthur Kirkland. Seventeen.Thyroid cancer, it spread into my lungs. I have to walk with this stupid oxygen tank, always. My mum is worried about me, so she takes me to stupid 'Cancer Support Group'. --- It was the second time I had attended support group. This time there are two new guys, but one was really staring at me. Like 'I wanna have your babies' look. He finally introduced himself. "Hello, I'm Alfred. Cancer survivor." "Lovely," Romulus clapped,"how are you doing today?" "I am fantastic! I'm on a roller coaster that only goes up, my friend!"he answered back happily. --- "Why were you staring a me the entire time, git?" I snapped at Alfred. "Because you're beautiful, and I like looking at gorgeous people." Alfred replied. I rolled my eyes. --- Little did I know, that idiot ended up ruining my life…

Hann imagined by 24 years old she's be changing diapers during sleepless night in little home with her family all while juggling being a working young adult. Well she wasn't wrong... but instead of baby it's her mom's. Personal memoir based on true events follows protagonist on a different kinda coming of age story where she balances her family and herself while reflect on her good and bad choices that got them all to where they are now.

I'm brooke sides, this story's mostly about my cancer and how I did through it all. I hope you all love my story. I thank you for reading.