Chronicillness Stories

The world was never built for Maya - so she started photographing the proof. Living alone, she faces inaccessible buildings, broken elevators, and constant judgment. Everything changes when she begins capturing these hidden struggles through her camera, inspiring thousands to see what they've ignored for years. Wheels of Silence is an emotional contemporary drama about resilience, hope, friendship, and finding your voice in a world that refuses to listen. Wheelchair #Disability #Drama #Contemporary #Resilience #StrongFemaleLead #Photography #Hope #Friendship #Accessible #Inspirational #Emotional #LifeChallenges #Advocacy #OwnVoices

In the humid, decaying woods of Southern Indiana, the end of the world isn't just about survival-it's about the clock. Nineteen-year-old Ian is living on a 48-hour countdown. As a Type 1 diabetic in the wake of a societal collapse, his life depends on a "cold chain" of refrigeration that has been shattered. With his basal insulin depleted and his body spiking toward a metabolic breaking point, he and his younger, fiercely protective friend Leo must navigate the jagged ridges of the Norman Upland to find Node 19-a hardened Kyros Group bunker that holds the only medicine left. But they aren't just fighting the elements. Following their every move is Dr. Aris Thorne, a cold, analytical auditor for Kyros who views the boys not as humans, but as assets to be audited. From the climate-controlled luxury of his tactical van, Thorne watches as his recovery teams hollow out sanctuaries and strip the land of resources, waiting for the boys to lead him to the Hub. As drones circle like vultures and a mysterious protector known only as "Glitch" begins to dismantle the surveillance net, Ian and Leo realize they are caught in a high-stakes audit where the price of a mistake is absolute.

Jamison expects his summer vacation spent on his grandparents' farm to be quiet and boring. Endless chores, long days, and boredom. That is, until a white rabbit appears with bright blue eyes and Jamison follows it into the forest, where he discovers a forgotten treehouse. Whispers are heard among the trees. Living with Type 1 Diabetes is a part of his everyday life, but nothing could prepare him for the whispers, secrets, whisperstones, and adventure waiting for him.

Jake finds it completely unfair to be forced into a marriage with a complete stranger. He decides to do everything he could in hopes of preventing it from happening.

Teen delinquent. Attempted murderer. Criminal. These horrid terms all describe senior Cora Boone. After three years, she is finally free and returning to her hometown of Stilllight, deep in Southern Appalachia. Her record runs a mile long, filled with every bad decision any teen could make before she was incarcerated at Marrowbend. But in all that chaos, she left behind the one boy who understood her and the one boy whose first kiss she stole. That boy is Hollis Greer. While Cora was locked away, Hollis was quietly diagnosed with a rare seizure disorder. He learned to hide it, paying close attention to his body and keeping a tight hold on what no one else was meant to see. Nothing threatens that careful balance like Cora Boone. When Hollis's iron grip on his own body breaks, the violent fallout threatens to lock him inside the very nightmare Cora just escaped.

Nie Huaisang always knew he was sick It was just a shame nobody else did

a collection of poems about chronic illness.

A poem inspired by my experience with chronic illness / disability

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

"But you don't look sick?" That's what they always say... What they don't see is the exhaustion and pain that I've learnt to hide. Having a chronic illness means having to exist in a body that's so unpredictable, complex, and constantly fighting against me. Through personal experiences, and honest reflections, I'm sharing what life is really like behind closed doors. If you've ever felt dismissed misunderstood or invisible, you are not alone!

Ever since I was little I have been raised in and out of hospital's dealing with all sorts of health issues and I know it can be very scary never knowing what is going to happen. I wanted to write a short little book on doctor appointments, surgeries, dealing with a diagnosis, etc. The reason I am writing this is because it may ease some minds or even help in some small way, if you ever have any personal questions you can message me on here. Have a lovely day and good luck to whatever trial is coming your way!

After the last boy, Tate swore off dating ever again. However, there's Oliver Williams, the star quarterback and defenseman for their school's all-star hockey team. Oliver didn't think he would get thrown off the football team for defending a girl from his reckless teammate, but when he gets tossed into the school's fall musical, he sees the girl in front of him in English. Tate, struggling with hEDS, wants everyone to look at her normally, but the days she needs her wheelchair make her feel like an outcast. How will she not fall for her male co-star? Oliver, stuck between a rock and a hard place, while landing the male lead, could he fall for his female co-star? Book one in the Crow River Academy Series

Poetry Related to Narcolepsy

We need to open our eyes. We need to wake up. (Note: this book is not finished, it gets added to every night; it is a work in progress for sure.)

Zari's life has always been a balancing act: obey the rules, keep the secrets, survive the house she's never been safe in. She's seventeen and exhausted-caught between a controlling mother,a father whose rage has left deep scars, and a brother who's far more dangerous than anyone knows. When her carefully hidden world begins to unravel-starting with a medical crisis she can't hide - it exposes cracks in her carefully constructed silence, zari finds herself pulled into the orbit of an impossibly strange family of strangers- who refuse to stay strangers: two fiercely protective brothers with their own ghosts,a trauma-informed doctor who actually listens. And literal angels, both the mythic and the human kind who somehow make her feel safer than home ever did. But Azariya doesn't trust easily. Not with her body, not with her story, not with the memories she can barely admit to herself. As quiet clues begin to surface-bruises she won't explain, things she flinches from, nights she won't talk about-those around her begin piecing together the truth. And when she's reunited with the cousins her mother tried to erase from her life, lines are drawn and loyalties shift. Because there's more happening in Azariya's world than just the past she's trying to escape. And some secrets don't stay buried forever. A slow-burn, trauma-informed story of survival, found family, unraveling mystery, jaw dropping action and what happens when the people you're most afraid to trust refuse to give up on you. ⚠️ Content warnings: This story contains depictions and discussions of physical abuse, emotional abuse, and sexual assault (non-graphic but emotionally intense). It also includes themes of PTSD, chronic illness, panic attacks, medical trauma, and self-harm (more to be added as story gets updated). This story contains senstive material,reader discretion is advised. All sensitive content is handled with care and respect, with a focus on healing and support-not sensationalism.

What i feel everyday, at least once a day.

Nagito has chronic pain and Hajime, with the help of Mikan, helps him through a flareup

I'm Grijs, and this the story of my life. Being Chronically Ill and Gay.

Delilah Jones has finally met a boy named Luke. Scared that he'll be overwhelmed by her chronic illnesses, she hides it from him. But will he find out?

Chronic illness and the pills that follow