Chemo Stories

Caitlin was feeling off she has never felt that way before so she went to the hospital she ask for a doctor available and their one doctor who is can he help her to feel better can she beat this cancer

A divorced couple, Nathan and Ella Luke, confront their unresolved feelings when Nathan, a talented pianist and NYPD detective, is diagnosed with terminal cancer. With their young son Milo caught in the crossfire, the estranged parents are forced to present a united front for his sake. As Nathan grapples with his impending death, he becomes wary of Ella's new boyfriend, Victor Roy, whom he views as a potential replacement. However, as tensions rise and Nathan's health declines, an unexpected alliance forms between the two men, driven by their shared devotion to Milo. In a poignant journey of forgiveness and acceptance, Nathan must confront his deepest fears and ultimately come to terms with the legacy he will leave behind, questioning whether he can allow Victor to step into the fatherly role he may no longer fulfill. Will Nathan find peace before it's too late? If anyone sees this story being plagiarized by someone else, please send me a quick message as soon as possible. I do not tolerate plagiarism at all, and I will sue whoever is responsible for stealing my work. ©️2025 Rebecca Clark. All Rights Reserved No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any manner without the prior permission of the author, except for the brief description of the book in a book review.

{completed} He gave his word with the sunrise, but as night unfolded, she slipped away into the dusk's embrace. -------------------------- •Formerly known as Before Knell • First draft in December 2020 #1 in myeloma #1 in adaptive Word count: 30000+ Cover credits to me🤍 Started: November 6th, 23 Published: December 6th, 23 xx

In all peoples lives there are things that we never forget, that live on in our hearts and play on in our heads. Love stories, songs, birthdays, weddings, heartbreaks, and deaths. Maybe our love story will survive our death... Or, at least, his...

We go back to silently watching the clouds. I must have dozed off a bit because I woke to Ed cradling me like a baby and I was more than happy to stay pressed up against his chest, listening to his heart beat. "Ed," I admired his chiseled features. He was so beautiful, so tanned, so god-like, so perfect. "Yes, Sweetheart?" His eyes were spilling over with more love than I could hold in my two arms. "Don't forget me when I'm gone." I whispered. I had to watch as he cried again. Pain twisted up his face into an agonized expression. It was my turn to be strong. I brushed my thumb across his cheek, wiping away the salty tears. He held his hand over mine, keeping my hand on his beautiful face. "Lainie... I've met an angel. I've held an angel... that's not something I could ever forget."

14 year old Audri has been battling heart cancer for 3 years. In this short story, you are let into a short section of her perspective. WARNING: The feels are so real.

just a poem by me ;)

Gemma Hansen and Noah Candor grew up right next door to each, pulling them into a tight friendship for years to come. All through grade school they would meet in Gemma’s backyard tree house every day after school. They would spend hours talking and laughing up there. That all changes when high school comes though; Noah gets pulled into a bad crowd. Drinking, parties and fighting. Gemma regretfully lets him go, thinking he’s done with their friendship and there is nothing she can do. She tries to bounce back from the loss of her best friend and surrounds herself with new friends. She and Noah float through the first years of high school in their own social bubbles, almost never speaking. Noah watches her though; seeing the scrawny be-freckled girl from grade school transform into the most beautiful girl he can imagine. Just as he starts to try to win back her friendship, the unthinkable happens. Gemma is diagnosed with leukemia. How can Noah prove to her that he really wants her friendship and doesn’t just feel sorry for her? Gemma has her own problems. All of her friends drop her, leaving her with only true friend. Will she be so desperate that she lets Noah back into her life?

unpredictable life mutation

Jonas Kip was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. Inoperable, he is moved to a hospital close to home so he can spend his last few weeks in the comfort of friends and family. Little does Jonas know, his hospital is known for its miracles. Skeptical, he refuses to believe in miracles. But when the miracle walks right up to him with pale transparent skin and a white dress, it's hard to ignore. Lila Harper was put on this Earth in 1920 to change it, but her time was cut short by an unfortunate accident. Instead of letting her cross to the afterlife she was given the ability to cure any human in the hospitals vicinity. Jonas is the first human able to see Lila, and with that comes an unexpected bond that changes Jonas' feelings towards death. When Lila isn't able to heal him, he must leave Lila behind. But how can he leave Lila to an eternity of loneliness? Read as Jonas fights against his dwindling time to bring Lila with him to the other side.

The unexplainable timing of the experiences that help to understand and appreciate the decisions I have made in my life.

Prompt/Day 12 of 12 Days of Writing 2020 A mother just got the worst news of her life... Her baby boy is dying soon... But thats not all, he probably won't make it to Christmas. What will they do? What will happen? Find out!

"You have Leukemia. It's a type of cancer. With the right treatments, we might be able to rid your body of it. The success rate in children your age is around 76 percent. We did catch it pretty late though." The doctor said. I swallowed. I felt a tear slip down my face. Then rage filled me. I jumped up and hit the doctor in chest, not enough to hurt, just enough to get the feelings out. The tears were flowing freely now. I kicked the examination table and the other chairs in the room, I threw papers from the desk onto the floor, and finally I threw the door open and ran through the hallways, knowing my mother and the doctor were chasing after me. I turned a corner and ran into the lobby. A few people stared at me, and I ran outside, not caring where I was headed. I just had to escape this. But the harsh reality was that I couldn't escape it. I was dying.

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When 12 year old Winter finds out she has bone marrow cancer, her colored world goes grey. As she fights for her life, she soon learns her life will never be the same. She can't go to school, ride her bike, have sleepovers, and wrestle with her brother on the living room floor. While she is in the hospital, she meets some interesting people, and who knows, maybe her now grey world will turn into the colored picture it once was.

A poem I wrote during my chemo

ok Boris is one of my online friends other friend who likes grug

Harper was just at school one morning and she just fainted on the ground. Her friends took her to the nurses office and when she went home, and gone to the doctors she got the worst news that felt like she only had a few day's left to live. will she die. will she survive. but along the way there is a prom for school will any boy invite her to dance, to come along or will she just be in her bed in a dark room with nothing to connect with her. will she make more friends or just be with the old ones who later on ditch her due to her life.

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