Cotards Stories

Imaginary Friends - And Other Stories From the Hospital A dystopian future in which everyone with a mental or physical difference is shipped off to the Hospital to get "cured". Also a social commentary. The first "chapter", Imaginary Friends, was originally a single story, but then I had other ideas and decided to write more stories about people in the Hospital. It's also a way for me to try writing from perspectives I wouldn't usually. Conditions described in these stories: - Synesthesia - Cotard's syndrome - Hemispatial neglect - Urbach-Wiethe disease - Obsessive-compulsive disorder - Lesch-Nyhan syndrome - Peripheral neuropathy

Cassandra Melard has an odd condition, but what happens when she goes too far? When Special Agent Dalia Cameron stumbles upon the case, she finds herself diving too far in...

This story is about a girl with Cotards Syndrome, it is also known as 'Walking Dead Syndrome' and is a REAL syndrome. This book is not based on anyone I know, but it is based on real life facts about people with Cotards Syndrome who believe they are dead.

James Conrad looks like a healthy happy normal sixteen year old, but he has a problem that for years had his doctors baffled. No one could work out what was wrong with him, untill a speicalist diagnosed him with Cotards Syndrome. The dissorder, more comenly known as Walking Corpse Syndrome, attacks the brain leaving the sufferer with dillusions that they are dead. But, now thanks to new reseach, James has been able to tackel is illness head-on. He has been chosen as the perfect candidate to test a new counter-acting drug. But, he's not alone on this. He has Lillian, James's ever loving and fearless girlfriend. They're stopping at nothing to get what they want: answers, a cure? A cause, a meaning. With all the research being put forward, could this be James's ticket to sanity, a normal life? Or will they both lose what is most important to them: each other? James could, forever be, a walking corpse.

Faye is grey. Constantly stuck in between the black and white. Her doctor, Dr Geller aka call me Sarah, has just diagnosed her with depression but that doesn't answer why her heart isn't beating. Read this touching tale about 13 year old Faye and her constant struggle to be normal.

Just some writing scraps from here and there, and nowhere in particular

When Nichole Reynolds finally discovers her passion and gets a job at a Psychiatric ward, she discovers that things aren't what they're said to be at this place. She works with one boy in particular; Alec Miles, a boy with Cotard's Syndrome. Stuck with a mental illness where he thinks he's dead, Alec is thrown on Nichole's crazy adventure to restore what's right.