Huntingtons Stories

My Name is Ryan Hadley and i Have huntington's i am 14 years old and in 20 or so years my nervous system my cognitive skills and even my emotions with all fray i won't be able to walk i won't be able to breath.

You met him in a Science class you decided to take for fun, and it ended up with a never ending relationship of happiness with the person of your dreams. Taking step by step, experiencing new things together... to only end with his last breath in your arms in a hospital bed. I just felt like breaking your heart :) I read oikawa's last wish (highly recommend) and I was like: heart broken </3 so that inspired me so ya enjoy getting your heart ripped to shreds.

Dear Olly, Today we were cooking breakfast together. You made chocolate chip pancakes because they're my favorite. You turned away from me for a second to flip the pancakes, and in that second I stumbled. You didn't see it and I didn't tell you because I didn't want you to worry yet. I had stumbled before and it always scared you but it was always just an accident, me being naturally clumsy. This stumble was different. I knew I took a normal step, it felt normal but my ankle rolled when it shouldn't have. That was the first time I noticed the Huntington's. I wanted to tell you so much but you looked so happy cooking those pancakes, I would've ruined the moment. Olly I wanted to cry and scream but instead I just walked up behind you and wrapped my arms around your torso and buried my face in your back. These are the moments I treasured most, just being with you. I love you so much Oliver. When I'm gone, I hope you never forget it. Love Always, Mickey.

A poem of a disease that tears families apart.

These poems are inspired by my Mother's battle with her mental disorder. They chronicle her constant struggle to stay sane and in control mentally, spiritually, and emotionally

Start: January 5, 2021 When a girl's mother leaves her a locket she finds adventure and action. Rated PG-13