Chronicpain Stories

Erasermic one-shots I double-post to AO3 (apexofreality)

A collection of poems written by me. Enjoy!

It was a bad day. It was one of those days where he felt as if his legs were being ripped from his body, and all he could do was lay in bed. He couldn't even think about swinging his legs out of bed, let alone going to school. He really needed to learn to keep track of his spoons.

This is a true story about the struggles of living with a chronic illness. It's my story.

My second book of poems. I hope you enjoy!

Poetry

A poem

Collection of oneshots and drabbles that are ported to AO3 in bulks. ⭐ denotes oneshots that have been ported FANDOMS - Escape from Divinity - Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies) - Monty Python's Spamalot - The Owl House - Helluva Boss - With Great Abandon - The Amazing Spider-Man (Andrew Garfield Movies) - Shark Bait (Visual Novel) - Heartbreak High (Netflix) TAG ACHIEVEMENTS #3 in arfid (Rec. June 9th, 2024)

When Sienna disappeared from Hunter's life junior year of high school, he never thought he would see her again. That was until she was standing in the front of his biology class. Yet things don't click back into place as easy as they once did. Sienna was shocked to see her first love at a college thousands of miles away from where she first met him. When she had fallen in love, everything was perfect. Until it wasn't. After the accident, she had to learn how to live with a spiral of chronic pain and fatigue. She thought she had come to terms with her new reality. But when confronted with a piece of her past, she realized she was still running.

Being chronically ill sucks. Coping with it can be very hard. If you're -in any way- chronically ill, you probably know what I'm talking about. I want to take you with me while being on this journey. I'm honestly struggling and fighting. I wanna spread awareness and I also wanna show chronically ill and struggling people that they're not alone. I dedicate this to all young chronically ill people out there, that are struggling. You are not alone.

A new school, new people, new opportunities⁠- same pain. Cress's journey isn't necessarily unique, but her condition is. She must learn how to handle the strange attitude of Orange High, make friends, raise her self-image, and figure out how to function everyday. Will the challenge⁠-both mental and physical⁠-overpower her? ================================================ "Orange City is a dream world. There aren't any people to disappoint-or to disappoint you." "But there's also no one to make you happy." "That's the idea; there, I can make myself happy for once." *highest rankings: #54 in selfdiscovery #95 in discovery

Insight into my mind

A story of how I personally survived Scoliosis, the disorder that was killing me physically and Mentally...

Ever wanted to know what its like being Autistic in Canada? Or wanted to walk in the shoes of a chronically ill person for a day (probably not)? You've come to the right place! I'm Kody, an autistic person with an unknown chronic illness (probably POTS). I have tons of special interests, and I want to have a career where I help people in the future, like a cop, or therapist. Or a teacher! I'm asexual and genderqueer, and I'm usually not afraid to say it in public!

A collection of emotions, experiences, and thoughts related to my body. I hope you can see your own pain in this reflection of mine and perhaps it looks a little clearer.

George hasn't exactly been in the best of moods in recent days, but he hasn't been too vocal about why. Unfortunately, however, everyone will find out why in their own time.

Kaitlyn Quinn is a 17 year old who has been suffering from constant chronic pain since she was 13 years old. When she got word that local support group was formed for teens and young adults who suffer from chronic pain, Kaitlyn joined. There, she meets the four people who will change her life forever. Follow Kaitlyn on her journey of pain, laughter, betrayal, and love.

The story of a girl battling multiple chronic conditions. She was 13 when her symptoms began, and didn't think much of them at first. But little did she know how much her life would actually change.