Истории Hopsital

Elodie Hayes, 16- moved all the way to California for "personal reasons". Sadly enough, California isn't what it seems. Hollywood is very misleading such a shame Wishing she stayed in Canada- she meets a boy who makes her feel like she's floating, everything about this place seems a bit brighter Maurin Peralta, a boy with a kind eye smile and a fragile like touch. He was like glass, easily hurt and breakable. Elodie had no intention to even speak to him... so he did so first. They hit it off, not perfectly but being friendly to a boy with a glass frame would be nice. It's only nice until he finally breaks- his glass shards cutting your heart.

A mother struggles to cope with her son's self-destructive habits, and she must find a way to gain peace from his actions.

Katy's prescribed drugs from O.B.S had kept the Entity from emerging, the only reminder of its existence was her vivid nightmares. Over time, she had convinced herself that that's all it was, just fictional dreams. But when Katy is released from Olive Branch Sanitarium and weened off her medication, the Entity arises. She is forced to confront the very events which imprisoned her at the age of 11 in Olive Branch Sanitarium.

This happened to me last year, and I wrote about it on that very day, but for some reason I completely forgot that I had written it. I just discovered the writings a few hours ago and thought, "hey, I wanted to put this up on Wattpad anyway so... why not?" It was a painful night, but I recall the event with enough clarity and cheesy humor for it to be an enjoyable read. I hope. With all that being said, enjoy the story!

"You're crazy!" I yelled as she brought the knife up to my neck. I could see her smirk in the dim light as she pressed the knife harder against my skin, she leaned in and whispered "I am crazy, but only for you my love." ***WARNING: Contains sexual language, sexual scenes, strong language and gory scenes. Read at own risk.*** p.s All the poems that will be used in this story are written by ME (including the one in the footer), so if you want to use it in one of your stories/ras/journals ect then please ask or give me credit. GirlxGirl so if you have a problem or if you're going to comment hate then leave:))

Medically Induced Nightmares and Dreams - because the only thing to keep me company in the hospital was my mind, and I got stuck there way too often.

[PART THREE OF: I'm five, were you meant to dial seven?] Morgan met Jesse because of her mobile phone. He texted a cheeky message to 07657 234 562 instead of 07657 234 762. Now, after going on holiday to St. Christoph, Jesse ended up in hospital, and Morgan lost in a foreign country with the boy she met by coincidence beside her in a coma. All of this because of one miss-dialed number. Oh dear.

He was a boy She was a girl Can I make it any more obvious? He was a punk She did ballet What more can I say? He wanted her She'd never tell Secretly she wanted him as well But all of her friends Stuck up their nose They had a problem with his baggy clothes He was a skater boy She said, "see you later, boy" He wasn't good enough for her She had a pretty face But her head was up in space She needed to come back down to earth Five years from now She sits at home Feeding the baby, she's all alone She turns on TV Guess who she sees Skater boy rockin' up MTV She calls up her friends They already know And they've all got tickets to see his show She tags along Stands in the crowd Looks up at the man that she turned down He was a skater boy She said, "see you later, boy" He wasn't good enough for her Now he's a super star Slammin' on his guitar Does your pretty face see what he's worth? He was a skater boy She said, "see you later, boy" He wasn't good enough for her Now he's a super star Slammin' on his guitar Does your pretty face see what he's worth? Sorry, girl, but you missed out Well, tough, luck that boy's mine now We are more than just good friends This is how the story ends Too bad that you couldn't see See the man that boy could be There is more that meets the eye I see the soul that is inside He's just a boy And I'm just a girl Can I make it any more obvious? We are in love Haven't you heard How we rock each others world I'm with the skater boy I said, "see you later, boy" I'll be back stage after the show I'll be at the studio Singing the song we wrote About a girl you used to know I'm with the skater boy I said, "see you later, boy" I'll be back stage after the show I'll be at the studio Singing the song we wrote About a girl you used to know

What would you do if you saw your lover die right in front of you? What if you were powerless to stop it? Would you let it drive you insane, or would you try to get over it? Dreama Williams has had to answer those questions and more but has gotten herself into a mental hospital, which is slowly eating her from the inside out. Finally, her doctors have had enough and decide to bring in a very special girl. A girl who they think will be able to help her find her way. A story about finding yourself, moving on from tragedies and finding hope even when the light has disappeared.

"Possibly one of the best books I have ever read." "This is the best book I've read on Wattpad. I'm not lying." "This was the most beautifully written book I have ever encountered" A teenage girl finds herself facing relentless bullying ending up in a clinic which specialises in eating disorders frequented by a nurse who could either be her saviour or her downfall. Past and present collide in this heart-wrenching story where nothing is quite what it seems.

It's Visitors' Day

They say that 'hope' is what brings back life to the dead lands. What makes you continue your life. Hope Adams is suffering from a disease which can lead her to death, she always thought that luck was her biggest enemy and she lived to have a tragic life. Her home is the hospital where she does everything there. She studies, eats sleeps and writes a diary which she can read later after she is out of the hospital and fully recovered from her disease. But will luck play games and give Hope what she always wanted a true love? And will it get her out of her prison?

After how many long years I met you. To be honest I still haven't got rid of these feelings. But I'm just afraid I'd end up getting hurt again. I really cant take the pain its giving me. Love is powerful, Its magical. It could give you ineffable happiness but at the same time its complicated. Really complicated that if you fail to handle it or have mistakes you'd feel an unbearable feeling of pain. If loving you was a mistake then I'd take the consequences; whatever it is. It's so hard to find a love that can last forever but it's all worth it. And I think I already found mine. I just have to find a way on how to have you. I lost you back then, because I was clueless. But now its different, I should have you; no I will have you.

Another song that describes a girl. She's crazy and bipolar, and she's sick of the medicine she's taking. She can't control over herself anymore -- -- Hope you enjoy! :3

This is a collection of impressive stories. Most of them are people who I actually knew, but some are fictional. These people are all strong because they went through horrors we cannot imagine. Please don't forget them. *There are songs to go with each story, I recommend listening to them while reading*

when i was in the hospital i was sick i want to live there for ever

Sabrina is in the hospital, bed stricken with an unpredictable disease that her doctor is desperately trying to find a cure for. Besides her parents, Sabrina is alone with no one to talk too. Benny is just a few doors down from her, bed stricken and in a coma. Nobody would ever expect for their paths to cross, but when they do, the unlikely friendship affects much more than the two patients.

This is a story about a teenage girl named Renee and her whole summer ruined. She ended up in the hospital almost all summer because her appendix burst. She was very weak. Does she make it through it? Does she live? How does she keep herself going? Was her whole life changed? Find out in my new story "Hospital Madness"