Chronic Stories

[ Dark Fantasy, Rivals to Lovers, Found Family ] She has too many names, and none of them are hers. To the Magister who owns her, she is Avis, her blood a simple spell component for his magic. To others she is Viera, and to more she is Mela'Nan. When the Divine calls for a Conclave between the Templars and the Mages, spies are sent from groups all over Thedas to witness the event. Tevinter is no different. But when the Veil between demons and the living is torn in a massive explosion, she is the only one left standing, her hand marked with an arcane power understood by no one. Her master is dead. Those chains are broken. But new ones tie her to the Breach in the sky, which only this strange mark can close. Now she takes on a new name: the Herald. And still she claws her way to freedom despite the Inquisition that relies on her for so much. Amidst the suffering, the death, and the trauma she must carve an identity for herself. And more than that, she must decide what matters more in the end: absolute freedom for herself alone, or making the world a more fair place for others, strangers and those she loves alike. * * * Dragon Age: Inquisition Fanfiction Commander Cullen x Elf Rogue Inquisitor Mostly Canon Compliant, with some changes (Not a true Walkthrough Fic) Background: Grey Warden Alistair/Female Tabris, Marian Hawke/Anders No consistent update schedule (yet).

A poem I wrote inspired by my experience with disability, chronic illness, and chronic pain

I hope my daily drama can keep you entertained. (it will almost 100% not be daily, and it will also 100% being exaggerated)

What becomes of the chronically ill when their condition is mismanaged and misdiagnosed?

Poems about my pain and how I feel about it.

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

A mysterious roll of film, a taxidermist who swears he is being followed, and a chance meeting with a biker, throws Maddy into the middle of a cover up involving a missing government official. Madeline Fry is a former Detective of the Aurora Police Department. She was forced into early retirement due to incurable pain from Fibromyalgia. Unwilling to settle into a sedentary life of popping pain pills all day and staring at the walls, she sets out on her own as a private investigator. In Fox In the Den, we follow Maddy as she tries to make a living still doing what she loves, and trying to keep her sanity while dealing with her unpredictable illness.