Chronicillness Stories

At eighteen, everyone takes the Match Test - a government-mandated exam that pairs submissives with their destined Dominant(s) for life. Fiercely independent and stubborn to her core, Sage never imagined her results would shatter her carefully guarded world. Diagnosed with nothing, but suffering daily from unexplained burning pain, dizziness, and sensory overload, Sage has learned to survive alone. Doctors have only ever dismissed her. But when her Match Test assigns her to four dominant physicians - each powerful, skilled, and intimately trained to care for a sub like her - Sage is forced to confront the very people she fears most. As her new Doms work to uncover the hidden illness stealing her strength, Sage must navigate a tangled dance of trust, submission, medical vulnerability, and the overwhelming fear of losing herself in their care. Pain has always been her enemy. Now, she must decide if love - messy, terrifying, and painfully real - is worth the risk. Perfect for readers who crave slow-burn medical D/s, complex disability representation, protective dominance, and fierce heroines who refuse to bow easily.

Harrison Redwood has a big heart and an even bigger piece of secluded mountainside territory that he routinely opens to all that need a peaceful home... His pack more than happy to welcome in more than one packless shifter. So it should be no surprise when he gets a call from the Omega Registry, the foundation created to make sure that the gentle wolves that sometimes get abandoned for one reason or the other all get matched with Packs who are willing and able to open up their territories and homes to give them shelter, that he shows no hesitation taking on an omega with no other place to turn to... And that he does it with a smile... Not understanding that this time, the new pack member he's welcomed is so much more than he ever bargained for.

Digital transfer of some multifandom oneshots I'd written by hand. Will be marked complete when I reach the ten page mark and port all of it to AO3 AO3 ports will be ordered by topic, but here they are just in order of when they were written FANDOMS - The Play That Goes Wrong - Newsies (2017 Broadway Proshot) - Nimona (Movie) - Death Note: The Musical - Helluva Boss - Spider-Verse (Sony Animated Movies) - Our Flag Means Death - John Lennon & Me - Spider-Man (2017 Cartoon) - Mech Cadets (Netflix) - Heartbreak High (Netflix Reboot) - Hurt (Web Series) - Hazbin Hotel - Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies) - The Owl House - School Bus Graveyard - Boyfriends (Webcomic) - Shark Bait (Visual Novel) - Star Trek: Discovery TAG ACHIEVEMENTS #5 in sharkbait (Rec. June 9th, 2024)

-For three years, Ivy May has been hopelessly in love with a boy who has no clue she exists in any meaningful way. And honestly? She can't blame him. Ninth grade is basically one giant rom-com for everyone but her. Her friends jump from relationship to relationship like it's an Olympic sport, the hallways are filled with couples holding hands like it's their full-time job, and Ivy... Ivy is just there. Watching. Smiling. Giving advice. Because Ivy May is the therapist's friend. The one everyone vents to, cries to, trusts. Everyone except herself. She's never had a relationship. Not even close. Partly because she's picky... but mostly because she's too busy battling her own invisible storms: chronic illness flare-ups that keep her home for days, mental health dips she hides behind jokes, and a body that seems determined to slow her down while the world keeps rushing past. So she watches her friends fall in love, fall apart, and fall again, while she falls... asleep. A lot. Usually under a pile of blankets. But then there's Liam Reyes, the boy she's quietly adored for years. The boy whose laugh she could recognize anywhere. The boy who suddenly starts looking at her like he's seeing more than the quiet girl who's always missing from group photos. Ivy doesn't know what terrifies her more. The idea that someone might finally like her back... Or the idea that she might actually deserve it.

One seemingless shopping run brings two people who didn't think they needed each other together. A girl who spends lots of time in hospitals gets the chance to go on the adventure of a lifetime. She learns to take chances. But the biggest adventure might be the possibility of falling in love. And sometimes, life just isn't fair. [Original story idea with RL people. Time passes relatively quickly in this story. It will also be short. 15 chapters.]

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.

A collection of poems written by me. Enjoy!

An isolated and chronically ill woman discovers an unlikely friend stranded in her remote cabin. Limited by her disability she sets out to help them find their way home.

she's going to die. my arms instantly clung onto her for dear life, something doesn't feel right about this, i don't feel safe without her. "i love you my little jellybean." she whispered in my ear.

A story about an 18year old girl with ME/CFS

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.

Rachel is sick. But no one knows quite how bad it is, except for Lance. He doesn't mean too though. For as long as he can remember he's always just.... known things. Especially about his twin, who couldn't seem to hide a single thing from him. In the face of this illness Lance feels so absolutely helpless. He wants to do something, no, He has to do something to save her from her fate! Lance looks to the scary stories that his older siblings have shared with him, wondering if there's any truth to them. His choice takes him down a dark path that twists and tangles into the woods.

𝐴 𝑐𝑜𝑙𝑙𝑒𝑐𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛 𝑜𝑓 𝑑𝑟𝑎𝑏𝑏𝑙𝑒𝑠 @/mik0bear

A book about my struggle with Endometriosis, my feelings, opinions & challenges with having to deal with endo.

A chronicle of short works turning my chronic illness symptoms into whimsy, lest I lose my sanity battling all this unfortunate calamity. It is better to laugh than cry, so Go forth, my fellow valiant chronically-cursed ones! For even in flare, you are still mighty. ❤️‍🩹❤️

The struggle of escaping a fate that I have created that has become hostile and abusive. Twist and turns navigating a world of what seems bleak as a young single mother that escapes her past trauma to form a bright future for her son.

These are short stories that I have written for my Storytelling class. They are all stories that are true and are my own real experiences and stories. They don't have the same theme each time, but were really fun to write, so I hope you enjoy!

What happens when the body whispers what the heart can't scream? In a deeply introspective journey between science and spirituality, a young man grapples with his friend's chronic illness-and his own unraveling sense of self. As questions about pain, identity, and the vastness of the universe mount, he begins to seek meaning not in cosmic answers, but in small, human acts of connection, persistence, and love. A poetic reflection on existence, suffering, and the quiet rebellion of choosing to live with intention.

A bored and isolated woman contemplates how all of her birthdays have been terrible, but this birthday, she gets more than she bargained for.

Updates are on hold until I can figure out an issue where all the parts are duplicated on my side. Feel free to read anyway xxx - 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.