Fatigue Stories

I wrote all of these when I was 14 (eight years ago). It's interesting to compare maturity, and emotions from adolescence to now. Enjoy these excerpts from my digital journal which at the time was titled, "Poems Of A Dead Social Life".

In the 20th century London, Blake Broderick, is moving here to start anew from her troubles from her time in America. She settles down until one day, she hears a noise. It's a young girl getting taken away. Later she smells smoke and her building burns to the ground. That's only one of the strange things that happens to her, and eventually she realizes that she's being called, her true calling is to be a detective. So she starts out with the help of a new ally, Benedict Anmey, and they set off, on a trek across London, to solve the biggest mystery of OF their life. Whilst getting involved in an age old quest only one person knows how to solve.

Pequeñas historias para descansar un poco mi mente del libro de verdad.

If your job involves long driving sessions, having a pre-knowledge of fatigue management could help you cope-up well when you notice signs of fatigue or sleepiness.

What I wrote today

"In the Hollow of the Night" is a stark and intimate descent into the mind of someone trapped within the limits of a failing body and a fraying sense of self. The narrator moves through a landscape of pain, medication haze, and emotional dislocation, struggling to hold onto memory, identity, and meaning as they drift between waking and oblivion. Each line reveals a different facet of that quiet torment: the betrayal of nerves that scream through the dark, the slow erosion of the body under medication, and the suffocating isolation that makes even thought feel distant. Yet beneath that ruin lies a faint, steady awareness-the knowledge that joy has vanished, and with it, the world they once recognised. It's a psychological portrait of someone caught between endurance and erasure, rendered in a voice that feels both haunted and brutally honest. The piece captures the bleak stillness of night where pain speaks louder than hope, and where the self begins to flicker at the edges.

Plongez avec moi dans le quotidien d'Hannah pas toujours évident. Entre relations difficiles et malsaines dans son entourage et une enfance très pesante Hannah a énormément souffert. Heureusement, en grandissant elle a su acquérir assez de maturité de force et de courage pour enfin s'assumer. Elle pourra forcément compter sur ses amis et sa cousine (avec laquelle elle est très proche) qui sauront la tirer vers le haut quand elle sera au plus mal. Un de ses amis très proches qu'elle connait depuis le jardin d'enfants, Sam va prendre une place très particulière dans sa vie au fil du temps. Mais que va-t-il se passer entre eux ?

Poems. Fun.

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Moving on from my previous #memoir Just An Ordinary Girl, I go back and forth with #loss #healthissues #love #stroke #death #laughter #sorrow interspersed with many #happymoments and #laughter this book gives explanations due to the interlude when I haven't been writing and why. How I sought to overcome #loneliness and regain my fitness and ability to do some of the things I previously was able to do before my stroke. When you become ill and you lose people very close to you, there is a respect for life and realisation how precious it is and how your outlook changes. Many thanks for the support from my #Wattpad friends for our daily chats laughter and support, my close friends, my daughter. Also for the Facebook group #DifferentStrokes who are so supportive to each other. We are #strokesurvivors #strokewarriors . I'm stubborn. This isn't another sob story. I don't feel resentful. I feel grateful and that life is an obstacle course we must navigate to get the best route forward. It has thrown me a few curve balls to be sure. This isn't another pity memoir or a tragic story, it is my ironic look at aspects of my life that has been touched with some tragedy but also shaped by much happiness and laughter. I'd truly appreciate if someone could help me make a better cover, if i like it i will post your name as credit for the cover. feedback and comments always are truly appreciated. Especially if this touches your heart or your soul.

Hi... I have been living with Fibromyalgia for 5 years now and I would like to raise awareness by writing my journey :)

Tired? Feeling younger from that fatigue?