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He'd go down every other day to help the sick villagers, a child with a scraped knee or an elderly senior with mobility therapy, no matter the reason he'd always make the journey to help others. Atleast when he could. For some reason eventually the journey became arduous on his limbs, his joints would ache after walking for too long and he'd be fatigued regularly. The symptoms only got worse and more abundant as time went on until eventually he stopped leaving the manor all together. Or: Pure vanilla wallows in agony while being taken care of by a hot vampire who walked into his house. ((Updates every other week on Saturday))

Grief once carried Iris Vollenberg away from Lindenheim. Her chronic illness brings her back. Halric Stein spends his months attempting to atone for a mistake he cannot undo. · · ─ ·✶· ─ · · Her whole life, Iris Vollenberg carried one belief her late mother gave her: she was more capable than her illness wanted her to be. Determined to prove it, Iris became a diplomat of New Astra despite her father's relentless worry and her brother's insistence that she settle down and become a housewife of his close friend instead. But when declining health forces her to return to her hometown - Lindenheim, she finds herself entangled with Halric Stein, the mysterious Herbkeeper whose benevolence is rivaled by his guilt. Halric has spent months carrying the consequences of a mistake which harmed Lindenheim more than it benefited it. He knows better. Every apology feels inadequate. Every attempt to help seems to deepen old wounds. When Iris begins involving herself in his affairs, Halric does everything he can to keep his distance. Unfortunately for him, Iris Vollenberg has never known when to walk away. · · ─ ·✶· ─ · · UPDATES EVERY FRIDAY + SATURDAY • Cozy fantasy setting • Slowburn romance • Character-driven story

Lisa is a hopeless romantic who hides behind oversized hoodies and romance novels to escape the reality of her POTS diagnosis. She finds her only true strength in singing, the one moment where her breath and heart finally feel like they belong to her. Though she is incredibly shy and feels like a "porcelain doll" to her overprotective parents, she secretly craves a love that is as deep and real as the ones she reads about.

"He's teaching her how to hack his empire. She's collecting the evidence to burn it down." I was paid to translate. Not to interpret. Not to judge. Kira Khine arrives in Portugal with a passport missing an entry stamp, a revoked university admission, and €23,000 she refuses to touch. She didn't come for romance. She came to survive. But survival gets complicated when her landlord turns out to be Rodrigo Costa-a tech billionaire, single father, and the quietest, most unreadable face in northern Portugal. He offers her a deal: translate contracts in Burmese. In exchange, he'll teach her to hack. She takes it. Then she translates Clause 12.4. IMEI numbers. Geolocation data. Unrestricted real-time access-disguised as "urban planning." The kind of data you use to hunt people. The kind of people who disappear in Myanmar every day. Now, Kira has a choice: look away and cash the cheque. Or learn everything Rodrigo can teach her, and use it to destroy him. An impossible attraction. A dangerous game of secrets. He's letting his guard down around her-and she's collecting the evidence to burn his empire to the ground. Somewhere in the vineyard, a seven-year-old girl named Sofia is waiting for her friend Kiki to come to her birthday party. I trust me.She did. She does. A slow-burn geopolitical thriller about translation, cyber warfare, and ultimate betrayal.

Grief still lingers in Milo's chest like a ghost. With Max gone, they cling to August, the only anchor they have left. When the two travel to California to visit Milo's cousin Lior, they hope for sunlight, for healing, for something like a new beginning. Instead, Milo's sickness spirals toward crisis, and August faces a secret of his own - an unexpected pregnancy that could either bind them closer or break them entirely. Will love be enough to hold them together, or will the weight of loss, illness, and fear finally tear them apart? - Note: this book contains implied depictions of eating disorders, along with trauma, near death, self harm, chronic illness, etc. Please read responsibly. - (Part 2. Part 1 ran out of parts somehow)

Flatline Intransitive Verb 1 a: to register on an electronic monitor as having no brain waves or heartbeat b: to die 2 a: to be in a state of no progress or advancement b: to come to an end ----------------------- Han Jisung has agoraphobia. He never thought he would make friends or fall in love. Then he met Lee Minho. Minho had a heart condition, something with a fancy name that made his heart work too hard. They were a match made in heaven, two kids that no one wanted to be friends with over something they couldn't control. But how will Jisung cope when Minho isn't there for him anymore? How is Jisung supposed to go on without the person who was always there for him no matter what? Or Minho dies from his chronic illness and Jisung is forced to move on without him. (If you're looking for the alternate ending it'll be posted separately)

A teenage girl battling the daily challenges of living with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and fibromyalgia. Once an ambitious student, Emma's life is now a constant struggle against debilitating pain and exhaustion. As she tries to keep up with school and friendships, she faces misunderstanding teachers, unsympathetic classmates, and frequent hospital visits. Her condition deteriorates, and she grapples with feelings of isolation and fear, all while trying to hold on to the person she once was. As Emma's health worsens, the story delves deeper into her internal and external struggles. The increasing toll on her relationships, the strain on her family, and the pressure of a school system that fails to accommodate her needs push her to the brink. Through it all, Emma must find the strength to keep fighting, redefining herself in the face of overwhelming challenges.

i struggle with undiagnosed pain as i fight for who i am and for what i am worth. i am broken teen girl, finally an adult did not realize it would come with taking away Holly's freedom a month after my 18th birthday. this is a story about losing friendships and relationships when life got turned upside down and there's nothing Holly can do about it. This is based on a true story that has no ending or answers at the moment. they are grieving and struggling but bravery is still there.

She was born different. She grew up in hospitals. She survived what should have killed her-twice. At three years old, Sarah Bakker was handed a lifetime of diagnoses: Marfan syndrome, Neurofibromatosis, and more to come. By eighteen, she had faced bullying, abuse, self-harm, and a suicide attempt. By twenty-three, she endured open-heart surgery. By twenty-five, cancer nearly took her life. At twenty-nine, it came back. But Sarah's story isn't just about illness and pain-it's about love, grit, and the fire to keep living. With her husband by her side and a son who became her anchor, she has turned every setback into a reason to fight. Fierce: The Girl Who Died, Lived, and Refused to Break is a raw, unflinching memoir about surviving the unthinkable. It's about family, forgiveness, invisible battles, and the strength to be more than just the "sick girl." For anyone who has ever felt unseen, unheard, or underestimated, this is proof that broken bones and battered hearts can still hold unbreakable souls.

"Tell me what you want to do with your life" Alec asked with his usual mischievous grin on his face "Before I met you... Nothing" Rory let out a small sigh before smiling at the troublemaker who changed her life "But with you? Everything" Rory Montgomery's life has been a series of hospitals, doctors and more hospitals. Living with a rare genetic condition isn't easy for a teenage girl and Rory's life has merely been about surviving day to day, instead of really living. This all changes when she meets tear away Alec Carter, who takes on the challenge of teaching her how to love life again. Rory and Alec's story is one of laughter, heartbreak and love. Be prepared to cry with sorrow and joy along with them. "To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all"- Oscar Wilde In support of raising awareness for Ehlers Danlos Syndrome.

Niki was the loud roommate who drained to zero. Sunoo was the quiet one who was Alredy empty. Neither knew how to say what they meant until Sunoo hit the floor and Nik wasn't there to catch him.

Throughout my life I knew something wasn't right. I battled for years with my heath, body and mind. I fought to find answers. I fought for myself against the schools. I fought for a diagnosis. I've even had to fight in court. So many times in my life I found myself at rock bottom. This is the story of my life. All of my losses and victories. This is me sharing my story. This is how I let people walk my path of navigating chronic illness for a moment.

My personal experience with New Daily Persistent Headache.

Chronic and mental illness oneshots cause I haven't seen any on this app.

A poem about living with invisible illness

Noah is dying. She has 178 days. 5 months, 3 weeks and 4 days exactly. And honestly, nothing was worth it anymore. Until a certain blonde comes in to her life and makes her want to live forever.

The story of a struggling teenager, attempting to come to terms with chronic illness, identity, and life itself; through art, poetry, and when all else fails, pure, isolated, hope. Here are a bunch of detailed TW's because I don't want to accidentally hurt anyone with mentions of brief topics: Content warnings: while this is a coming of age story, a large part of the plot is mental illness, and as such, contains descriptions of depression, anxiety, mentions of suicide and suicide attempts, and general mental health. Brief possible mentions of eating disorders, addictions, and other potentially triggering topics. Contains mentions of homophobia, racism, (not described or detailed) discriminatory violence. I think it's worth mentioning that with other triggering topics, S/A is NOT DESCRIBED, though it may be mentioned briefly once or twice, as characters discuss their trauma. No smut, though 16+ is recommended for heavy topics.

A collection of things written by yours truly (me)