Chronic Stories

To be seen is to be heard. Or so they say. This story follows two queer women: an undercover operative investigating corruption and a writer who somehow keeps stumbling into trouble despite carrying a cane with a chronic illness, a plushie named Leon, and enough determination to frighten seasoned investigators. What happens when two disasters accidentally fall in love while fighting corruption in their own ways? Inspired by the Korean drama Teach You a Lesson.

** This book is now fully edited and completed, and it's available on Kindle as an Ebook and as hard copies for a limited time. The full book will take an entire year to release on here and will not be edited any further. If you'd like to read the entire completed book and all the bonus material and bonus chapter, please go find the link to it on my page** Harrison Redwood has a big heart and an even bigger piece of secluded mountainside territory that he routinely opens to all that need a peaceful home... His pack more than happy to welcome in more than one packless shifter. So it should be no surprise when he gets a call from the Omega Registry, the foundation created to make sure that the gentle wolves that sometimes get abandoned for one reason or the other all get matched with Packs who are willing and able to open up their territories and homes to give them shelter, that he shows no hesitation taking on an omega with no other place to turn to... And that he does it with a smile... Not understanding that this time, the new pack member he's welcomed is so much more than he ever bargained for.

In 2019, my life changed overnight. What began as a handful of unexplained symptoms soon evolved into a relentless battle with chronic pain, debilitating migraines, vertigo, nerve disorders, and a growing list of medical mysteries that no doctor seemed able to fully explain. As my body became increasingly unpredictable, I found myself navigating a maze of specialists, tests, diagnoses, and unanswered questions while trying to hold on to the life I once knew. From the outside, I often looked fine. On the inside, I was fighting a battle no one could see. The Monster Within is a raw and deeply personal memoir about living with invisible illness, grieving the loss of health, and learning to move forward despite uncertainty. Through moments of heartbreak, fear, frustration, and hope, I share what it means to wake up every day in a body that feels like a stranger while refusing to let chronic illness define who I am. For anyone searching for answers, living with chronic pain, or loving someone who is, this book offers understanding, validation, and a reminder that you are not alone. Because sometimes the hardest battles are the ones no one else can see.

Writing about whatever comes into my mind.

Kageyama and Hinata loved volleyball more than anything. But most of all they loved each other. When they first got together, they promised they wouldn't let their love get in the way of their passion. So what happens when the time comes for them to separate? They promise to visit each other every three months, and call every night. But as they pursue their new lives, they realize volleyball isn't the same without the other. But what happens when Hinata doesn't make it home from Brazil?

My days with pain.

The story of a girl with chronic pain and the journey to find a cure.

Highest rank: 1 in #chronic [ D I S C L A I M E R] most of these poems are pretty old so please bare with me. dont be afraid to comment some advice on how i could improve as it really does help to get better

This story is made by Bokuroo on Achieve of our own (AO3) The only thing that is own by me is the cover