Истории Ehlersdanlos

Josie Brown is a totally normal teenage girl, except she's not. She has....... CHRONIC ILLNESSES!!!! One day it's POTS, the next day it's DID - what will happen next in Josie's wacky adventure? Is Elaine really her mom or just a serial kidnapper? How did Josie's parents die? *Did* they actually die? Do gaming consoles really just explode like that? Do any of those serious chronic illnesses even work that way? All these questions and more will be answered in the literary classic that is JOSIE'S JOURNEY! "This story f-cking sucks! Ren should get a job and stop writing sickfic that glorifies chronic illnesses." - most readers "Josie's Journey is the most amazing and honest story I have literally ever read ever. This is sooo exactly realistic, which I know because I have all 20 of her illnesses and also my webkinz got set on fire once when I stole my mom's MMJ and was sm0king in my grandma's hospital bed." - definitely not Ren (I am not Ren, this is not my work, but it's hilarious and deserves to be on the internet still.)

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

Hi! I'm Alana, and I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. Ehlers Danlos Syndrome is a connective tissue disorder, which basically means the stuff that's supposed to hold me together, doesn't. So I dislocate joints, can bend every joint in my body way further than it's supposed to bend, and I can twist into almost impossible shapes. But it's not all party tricks and painful dislocations, there's a lot in between. This is my life with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome.

Living life with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome.

Just stupid stuff I like and stuff that pops in my head at 2:00 A.M

Happy rare disease day!!

Alex and her mother Sam tried to leave, it wasn't safe anymore. This is a WIP story about a disabled person and her mum surviving the apocalypse, with real life experiences to make the characters as believable and as real as possible. Alex may not be the fittest, but she is a survivor, extremely resourceful, she adapts, she's always had to. Letters and notices of survivors, and the lost are scattered along the journey our duo take to find their loved ones, and a safe space to call home. Alex is an ambulatory wheelchair user and has adapted to surviving infested unsafe places. People are still the biggest threat, no change there then.

This is a book with it all. I find most relationships are with two healthy people, witch I love to read. But as a non healthy human I want to have a book that shows the true kind of love with a sick partner. Watch as this relationship grows climbing hills and passing hurdles. Welcome to sickly love.

My short stories, many about my chronic pain conditions. Edit: Hello, I know that these were not connected before, and they will continue to be short stories separate from each other, but I wanted to let y'all know that the short stories in this collection all have the same narrator. Me. Like, officially now. One day, I hope to land a TV show I wrote, and these stories will be dreams of the main character. There are threads you can connect more easily than others (Weeping windows pt 1 and 2) but these can be read without each other. Anyhow, enjoy.

The Science of Listening is a series of essays detailing the diagnosis and treatment journey for Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.

I thought I'd do a book just about me. Random facts, secrets, stuff about school, just random crap. MY LIFE EXPOSED!!! LOL

What happened today, in my moment of chronic illness weakness.

And then I remembered the strange doctor and his even stranger children. The progression of my condition and the coming to terms with my mortality. My hand gripped onto his, "Does this mean you won't run from me anymore?" I dared to glance in his direction. Into his beautiful eyes I fell as I felt him lift my hand and place his firm, yet smooth, lips against it. His southern twang came out as he spoke, "No, ma'am." ~~~~ A story in which a girl with a deadly condition gets the chance at a happily ever after. Versión española : @traduccionesmapache This story technically has an end as I've posted the plans I had for the last 12 chapters. Though this may be an unsatisfying end.