Fibromyalgia Stories

If I want the spotlight, I'll have to grab it myself. This is the fifth story in the 'Play Pretend' series. Charli finally has an appointment with the therapist Molly recommended so highly. What begins as a need to confront her troubled past quickly becomes a desire to create a better future. And, as is often the case when it comes to Charlotte Noble, she'll have to be selfish to get what she wants. Thankfully, as others have said in the past, it's what she does best ...

Not pretending - this is the worst I've ever felt. Following the Edinburgh shows, I thought it was finally going to be the case that I could get back to a normal(ish), typical(ish) life. My body and fate both had other ideas. And now, I'm here. Rock bottom once again, with an entirely different cause for my plunge.

My name is April. I have a mental illness. I am also the single mother of two wonderfully bright young ladies. Mckenzi is 15 and also deals with mental illness. Jaynee is 12 and deals with her own self esteem issues. We are a team, the three of us. Three is our lucky number. My girls are three years three months and three weeks apart. My story is about our lives, the things we go through on a daily basis and how our illness contributes to our reactions and the ultimate outcomes. I hope that through sharing our story someone else will benefit from the knowledge that, you are not alone. We all go through similar circumstances. If you would like to know more check out my personal blog nobodysangel7775.wordpress.com Join me and see if we can learn something from each other.

My thoughts, and poems, on living with Fibromyalgia.

Inside the courtesy shuttle, people confessed very personal and intimate, sometimes awkward things. I didn't have my white shirt on backward or wear a cloak. But the 'parishioners' revealed things they'd never tell their friends or family. It often made my day; in some cases changed my heart. So be careful: It might do the same for you. Between the normal activities of life I find time to whimsically recall these confessions in a series of short stories, the names changed, of course, to protect the innocent.

Concept & Structure Title: Invisible Currents Genre: Contemporary Fiction / Educational Fiction / Strengths-Based Narrative Perspective: Multi-perspective (mainly first-person from a protagonist with fibromyalgia, interspersed with perspectives from loved ones, healthcare professionals, and peers) Tone: Compassionate, insightful, empowering, and educational Goal: Readers without fibromyalgia will feel and understand what life with it is like and learn the best ways to collaborate, support, and problem-solve alongside someone with the condition.

I have multiple, debilitating chronic illnesses that I want to raise awareness about and just talk about in general. I love writing so why not write about the most important thing in my life-my health. This story will follow my journey with my chronic illnesses, how I cope, how I was diagnosed, my daily schedule and what I do to pass the time, my medications, doctors appointments, and just regular teenager stuff! I'm not sure anyone will care about this but we'll see I guess!

This will be a series of stories acting as a diary to talk about my life with chronic pain.

Based on my life living with Fibromyalgia

Cover art made by kpinzi_art on instagram Different kinds of oneshots about Corpse Husband. You can send me reguest and I will happily write something based on your reguest. I don't do smut, I want to say that now. Also, if you want me to mention your @ on the start of the story or not, tell me. ♥️

Mayo Clinic describes Fibromyalgia as: Fibromyalgia is a disorder characterized by widespread musculoskeletal pain accompanied by fatigue, sleep, memory and mood issues. Researchers believe that fibromyalgia amplifies painful sensations by affecting the way your brain processes pain signals. At 18 years old, continuing to live with this condition is going to be the hardest thing I'm ever going to do.

A new boy in class is mesmerised by the kid with the walking stick. He doesn't use it every day. And often, he doesn't even turn up.

19 year old, Winter, is pushed out from her boring small town life after a house fire kills her adoptive family. With the money they had put aside for her college career she moves to Tulsa into a ratty house. Upon arrival she is met by a stranger who ends up dragging her into a different life one she accepts as real but is not sure if it's the right fit for her or her plans in this world.