Chronicallyill Stories

Hi! I'm Alana, and I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. Ehlers Danlos Syndrome is a connective tissue disorder, which basically means the stuff that's supposed to hold me together, doesn't. So I dislocate joints, can bend every joint in my body way further than it's supposed to bend, and I can twist into almost impossible shapes. But it's not all party tricks and painful dislocations, there's a lot in between. This is my life with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome.

"Faith isn't the absence of a struggle, it's the choice to keep fighting when the world tries to pull you under." For many, the years are defined by growth and companionship. For me, they have become a battlefield. From the sudden onset of health crisis to the quiet, persistent whispers of doubt and mental health struggles, the path of faith has been anything but easy. Between the Hymns and Hardships, chronicles a journey of learning that even when the adversary tries to block the way, there is a way to find grace in the chaos. This is the testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the strength found when we refuse to let our hardships define our testimony.

You know what's rare? Having a human for a mate. You know what's even rarer? Having a human with a chronic illness as a mate. Quentin, the strong alpha who is so ruthless in training his werewolf pack that they are nicknamed the Warrior Pack, is somehow mated to Samantha who is so weak for a human she sometimes faints from showering for too long. In the Mismatched Mates series, it appears at first as if they could not possibly have been destined for each other but somehow are still perfectly matched.

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A poem for the chronically ill.

**my first book, so please be nice The story of the life of a chronically ill girl

yet another poem about being ill

Jaycie was never supposed to return to the Waking World. As a Reaper of Dreams, her identity was a contract, and her past was a void. But after a literal fall from grace, she finds herself sheltered by Amethyst, a girl with the gift of lucid dreaming. While Jaycie struggles to master her fading powers, fragments of a forgotten life: a childhood home, a distant brother, and a lingering illness, begin to resurface. The Architects want their Reaper back in her silo, but Jaycie is beginning to realize that being human, however fragile, is the only dream worth keeping.

Miriam Anderson's life was spent performing, both for fun and to rack up money to save their cancer-stricken dad and her chronically ill best friend. All hope is lost when Miriam's mom decides to walk out for another man and their dad becomes too ill to take care of Miriam on his own. Well, all hope is lost until one day...

Todoroki stumbled on something he wasn't meant to see. Class 1-A gains an older brother figure. Dabi is so done with everything, he didn't sign up to babysit kids or deal with a messy family reunion.

Where do they go? Girls have gone missing for years in the small town of Dilmon, Washington. They turn 18, and no one ever sees them again. No one seems knows what happens to the girls, or so they say. Eden Viserou has 1 month until she turns 18 and is determined to figure out where all these girls have disappeared to. Her best friend Heather has recently been a victim of this strange phenomenon, and Eden refuses to to accept that she's gone forever. This town is hiding something huge and she's determined to find out what. With the clock ticking down to her 18th birthday will she discover the truth? Or go missing like all those before her. Join Eden on this journey discover the truth, not only about the missing but herself and who she is meant to be. note from the author: so I started writing this when I was around 15 and starting to experience chronic health issues. Not only was I obsessed with werewolf books but I never saw any book character going through what I was. I started writing this to see myself. I'm 19 now and have found books and a community to support me. Though there isn't much written it still brings me joy and hopefully I will start writing more of it soon❤️.

A diary of sorts about my life being a chronically ill high school student searching for a diagnosis.

A short story about my day to day life usually is as a teenager living with chiari malformation

Lucy hasn't had the best of lives, growing up she was always in and out of hospital but the doctors never knew what was wrong with her until she turned sixteen and that was when her life came crashing down around her, she had just been diagnosed with her first chronic illness... Little did she know that this wouldn't be the last diagnosis she got. Although Lucy has to spend most of her time in the house due to chronic pain, she meets a boy named Joe who helps distract her attention from the rough patches in her life.

a collection of poems about chronic illness.

This job is killing her. She knows it. Her roommate knows it. But despite all he says, she doesn't feel like leaving is an option, not really. He doesn't get it. He's never felt the way she does, never been in the same situations, inhabited the same rat bodymind. But he just might be the thing to keep her alive.