Chemo Stories

Calliden (Cal) is diagnosed with cancer when she is 15. Luckily she's got two brothers that always have her back and know how to make her laugh. They're triplets, and closer than anything, and even cancer can't change that. Cal's not too sure if she likes how cancer is changing her dad, however. He's decided to step up and be a "good parent," a big change from the drunk, home-but-not-really-there type of guy he was just a few hours before she wound up in the hospital. Sure, it sounds great, a dad who's decided to be involved in her life, but Cal would rather just take care of herself. Then there's Alex, a fellow cancer patient who has a lifetime of practice of feeling sorry for himself, and pities Cal's new predicament as well. There is also Matt. Matt: a guy who appears out of nowhere are seems to be everything Cal has ever dreamed of.

Jade is in her last year of school. It's suppose to be the best time of her life. But Jade knows with out a doubt she has cancer and her dreams will never happen. At the same time Devon is experiencing some scary health issues. Jade and Devon has a crush on the other, but neither is aware until their sickness pushes them together. But will they let their love bloom? Or will it die with them? Or will the club Chemo Buddies save their lives?

At just twenty-five years old, Nathan Luke has lived a full life-too full, too fast. A former JV baseball pitcher turned dedicated NYPD Grand Larceny Detective, Nathan is accustomed to solving puzzles and chasing down criminals. But he is currently losing the only fight that matters: a leukemia diagnosis that has given him a terminal timeline. Two years post-divorce, Nathan's world revolves around his five-year-old son, Milo. Nathan is desperate to reconnect with him, wanting to make the most of the limited time he has left, yet he is battling the agonizing gap that time and separation have created. Compounding his pain is his ex-wife, twenty-four-year-old Ella Luke, who has moved on with twenty-three-year-old Victor Roy. Nathan is forced to navigate his relationship with Ella and accept Victor's presence in Milo's life while simultaneously trying to build lasting memories with his son before it is 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.

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

After hearing Melody had cancer she didn't know what to do. Treatment would be long and painful and in the end she could die anyway. What is there to do.

What happens when women who meet at a breast cancer support group decide to drop out and make chocolate? They discover that chocolate might be the best therapy for getting on with their lives. Follow Sally, Rose, Maggie and Amy as they traverse the bitter and sweet side of life as breast cancer survivors.

Synopsis: The gamble factor for creating cellular breakdown in the lungs among smokers is 25% more prominent than those individuals that don't smoke. Stopping smoking is no simple undertaking. Be that as it may, there is an overflow of help and backing alongside smoking end items to assist you with succeeding. There are a different gamble factors that are connected to cellular breakdown in the lungs. The most widely recognized referred to causes are as per the following: Cigarette Smoking Cigarette smoking is likely the most firmly related connection to creating cellular breakdown in the lungs. An individual who smokes two packs or a greater amount of cigarettes each day has a one out of seven possibility creating cellular breakdown in the lungs. Those that smoke one bunch of cigarettes each day have a 25 times more noteworthy possibility creating cellular breakdown in the lungs than a non-smoker. Likewise, those individuals that smoke a line or stogie have a five times more prominent possibility creating cellular breakdown in the lungs than a non-smoker. The gamble of creating cellular breakdown in the lungs increments with the quantity of cigarettes smoked over your lifetime. Cigarette smoking harms the cells in your lungs. The second you quit smoking, your lungs start mending themselves, supplanting harmed cells with solid, typical cells. Your gamble of creating cellular breakdown in the lungs starts diminishing very quickly when you quit smoking. Each year that you don't smoke, your possibilities creating cellular breakdown in the lungs drop further. By the fifteenth year, your possibilities creating cellular breakdown in the lungs are about equivalent to those of a never smoked. individual. Handed-down cigarette smoke Otherwise called uninvolved smoking, individuals presented to handed-down cigarette smoke consistently will have a higher gamble of creating cellular breakdown in the lungs, regardless of whether they smoke themselves.

"I was there the day Lia was diagnosed with Leukemia" Chris is sixteen years old. He and Lia have been dating for two of them, when all of a sudden, Lia is diagnosed with cancer. Leukemia, to be exact.

This story was inspired by the song Paperwings by Cauterize I recommend listening to the song before or after you read it. Ralph a grade twelve is missing his prom because he is in the hospital recovering from chemo for leukemia in a tragic twist of fate his girlfriend and his best friend/bone marrow donor are in a car accident leaving prom early to visit him. His best friend survives relatively unhurt but his girlfriend is in a comma not far away not doing well. Ralph is desperate to visit her but can't leave the clean room.

Eleanor is sixteen nearly seventeen She is your typical teenage girl. She plays sports, she has friends. her family is really close. Things all change when she gets devastating news, she has cancer. A mystery boy makes his way into her life, for the better and for the worse.

"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.

Step into the imaginative mind of Scott Cantrell as he takes you on many journeys: Happy, sad, twisted, demented, lighthearted. A collection of poems and verses by Scott Cantrell.

//BWWM// The universe calls upon your name,
Share your love to all the planets in your galaxy,
Spread stardust to the people who are made of moondust,
Your soul is bright as the sun, give warm sunkisses to your loved ones and burn your enemies with it, • You're the lone wolf that sits on the cliff edge with blood dripping from your teeth, 
Alpha leadership pounds in your heart, 
The loyalty of a Beta glows through your eyes, 
And the independence of an Omega roars through the forest as you howl alone

I know the title isn't the best and the cover image isn't mine (I will most likely paint a cover to upload for this story), but this is my story with cancer. Also thanks to my Mom who pushed me to write this. (Also I tried to make the tags funny)

Understanding the impact our lives and the world at large have on our decision-making process. Living a life based on the coherence between a person's heart and brain.

This story is about a girl namesd Americus and she soon finds outt that her first and only son Tyler has cancer .The sons father walked out on her when she found out but why? what are the uncovered stories that the sons father has to share but is too afraid to? What will happen to Tyler?...