Chronic Stories

I was lost within the darkness but then I found you.. Zy ongoing

Blue always thought she understood her life: a quiet girl in the shadow of a superstar, Taylor Swift's little sister, the fragile one, always sick, always protected. But protection comes with limits. And love - real love - carries secrets. As Blue grows older, her illness worsens, her world shifts, and the pieces of her past stop fitting together. Little things don't match. Stories don't align. Some truths feel too carefully rehearsed. Hidden inside the heart of her own family lies a truth she was never supposed to question - a truth powerful enough to break her or finally set her free. A story about identity, love, and the kind of bond strong enough to survive sixteen years of silence.

Sorscha has POTS. She's learning to navigate her new normal, but there are many bumps in the road. However, through every hard day, Clodagh is there, holding her through it.

His world fell apart, but Oscar couldn't care less. The only thing he wanted was a normal life. Uni was the perfect opportunity, a fresh start. But how long will it last?

Life with Chronic Illness is hard. Meredith is about to find out just how hard especially when you throw in crazy ex-boyfriends

"You're god sent, you're everything I've ever needed. I wouldn't be who I am right now without you, thank you, for shaping me and moulding my heart around yours. You've given me nothing but love these past few years when I've needed it most. Connor, you are truly golden." - If you'd have asked James ten years ago where he'd be in ten years time, one, he'd never say married and two, he certainly wouldn't have said dying. However, both of those are reality and learning to deal with that means for some rocky and unstable road. Instead of facing the heartbreak he'd cause, he kept everything inside, writing it down in a collection of moments for Connor to find and reflect on once James is no longer around. Completed 24/07/17

What is university life like in 2018? Were is the laundrette and how do you use the machines there? How do you complete your first year of a psychology degree when you're autistic, mentally and chronically ill? I'm learning the answers to these questions over the academic year and you're welcome to come along with me. (Completed)

Hey guys, I am finally writing my own book that's not based on a movie or anything. So, this story is about a girl named Jane, who has POTS like me. Though she tries her best each day and she does what she can. This story will be based on my experiences and how POTS is affected with new feelings and things. Anyways enjoy the story, prologue is out now!!

This book is about my struggles with chronic pain as a result of endometriosis. How i deal with it, how I survive, how it makes me go insane sometimes, how it isolates me from people... anyway. How it made me who i am This is my experiences. what i have been through and what i have learned. What i felt and feel and how i go through all of this. My experiences guys. I am not a Doctor or an expert in endometriosis, but i AM a person with endometriosis. I am not a writer (but i do like to read) so please forgive me for anything. And English is actually not my first language. This is just me sharing my story for someone who can or cannot relate. Just to ensure you are not alone even though it feels like it sometimes. Ps: wherever i say "endo" in the book i mean "endometriosis "

hey guys,so I have had to do some research on this conditions because I'm not a doctor myself lol so heres the ones that he will have; heds(hyper mobile elers danlos syndrome) anxiety disorder (im using the info I already have on this)

Weep with me, please?

"When will I know that everything will be okay?" "You won't. One day you'll wake up, and you'll start your day as a normal day. You will do normal tasks and listen to normal music. You will wake up and notice, that your pain has faded, and you're still going."