Chronic-illness Stories

They told them it was all in their heads. They said it was "just a period." But for these women-and the people who love them-it's a silent war fought every single day. Endometriosis follows the lives of five powerful women from different walks of life-Mara, a mother barely staying upright; Rose, a fierce advocate haunted by her own misdiagnosis; Layla, a college student with nowhere to turn; Juno, desperate to build a family; and Dr. Celine, a surgeon who treats pain by day and hides her own by night. As their lives collide in a grassroots support group, they find strength in shared pain, and a fierce fire to change the world that failed them. Every episode dives deep into one woman's story while weaving together the raw reality of invisible illness, love, betrayal, medical gaslighting-and hope. This isn't just a show. It's a revolution.

Emily grew up reading mystery novels as a kid. She could have never imagined that she would be the main character in one. After a mysterious text to fly from Los Angeles to Virginia, Emily's whole life becomes flipped upsidedown after discovering her twin sister that she never knew existed. But she was too late. Her sister was dead. Now her killer is forcing Emily to take her twin's place. She must pretend as if nothing happened and marry her twin's fiance, Matthew Davis. But what if her sister's killer is right in front of her face the whole time.

Scoliosis. This word can bring many things to mind, but have you ever wondered what living with this disease is like? "Twisted Spine, Twisted Mind" is about the emotional and physical troubles of having a severe case of scoliosis. I hope you enjoy this story, and if you are reading this and don't have scoliosis, then I hope you learn something from it!

Notes, poems, and essays on race, queerness, illness, life, and Wattpad.

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?

hey I'm a trans fem boy I'm pan-romantic asexual and in this diary I'm going to be talking about surviving with mental illness chronic illness and going through life my thoughts and acts to self improvement with a slow and simple life as the goal

How does one navigate a bite-and-run scenario that leaves them chronically vampirized at 20 with no way of knowing what is going on? That's my life. I'm Dalia, a now-22-year-old vampire just trying to figure out what the hell to do with these insane blood cravings and all the weird stuff that goes along with being a vampire that absolutely does not match any of the vampire lore of tv, books, or movies. Is this some sort of cosmic joke? Is this what vampires are really like? I thought fiction would be based off of reality at least a little bit more! If this is legit my life I must be a defective vampire, honestly. I've just got to figure it out. Oh, and maybe try and graduate college? Or something. Go to college? Make friends. Try not to eat my college-age dormmates. Get a boyfriend and not kill him? Yeah. Those things. **NEW CHAPTERS EVERY WEDNESDAY #HUMPDAY **