Multiplesclerosis Stories

Isla, haunted by trauma, lived in solitude, refusing to let anyone crush her heart again. Miles was running from his own demons, seeking refuge from his storm in a small town that told him that this time, things would be better. When they literally collide one sunny afternoon, one phrase will change everything for them.

At this point it's just me talking about what's going on in my life. Enjoy

In which Annabeth and Percy are best friends, then lovers, and back to being strangers, then lovers again, then they die. The end. [I'm editing this bc grammar sucks]

A personal description of my various struggles throughout my life. This is something I wanted to write in order to help others who might be dealing with similar things. All names have been changed to protect everyone identities.

Using art as therapy for people living withe neurological illness.

"Okay let's make a deal." He says while walking closer to me. "Let's see if you can break down the bad boy's walls and get him to become as holy as you." Crap. How am I going to do this? It'd probably be easier if he wasn't so close to me, causing his lips to be mere inches away from mine. He backs away and began to walk down the hall. "Good Luck!" ------------------------------------- Emily Watson is an Apostolic Pentecostal Christian. Parker Adams is your typical bad boy. After Parker challenges her to convince him why her beliefs are so amazing she struggles to witness to him. Can she do it and help break down Parker's walls? ------- Best Rankings: #1- Christians #1- Pentecostal #290- Christian #160- Christian #141- Church #736- Teens #1- Apostolic #689- Teens #524- Teens

A small story about a significant event that's changed my life. This is a true story

No, I'm not drunk.... I'm a stumbler, a wobbler, a trip-over-my-own-feet-er. I am also a mother, A life enjoyer, A healthy MSer, An appreciator of wine, music, friends, food, yoga, and air conditioning (among other things). This is a collection of stories based on truth, reflective of my (quirky) life.

This is a story about a young woman with Multiple Sclerosis and a Young man who didn't run away from the unknown. This is a rough draft of this story it may not be all that interesting, but I hope you enjoy and please give me feedback on which direction you want the story to go. I have not finished the story yet, so there is still time!

What happens when surviving the illness isn't the hardest part? At forty-two, Sarah Ellison is preparing for a treatment that could finally bring remission after six years of living inside the limits of a body she can no longer trust. But the closer she gets to October, the more she realizes illness has changed far more than her health. Her marriage has quietly hardened into resentment. Her children have learned to build lives around her absence. Friends who once stepped in to help now hold pieces of the family she no longer knows how to reclaim. And the quiet room she created to protect herself has slowly become the place where she disappeared. Then Sarah finds a bright yellow book she once kept as a symbol of life, growth, and unapologetic happiness. It forces her to ask the question she has avoided for years: Where did my glow go? The Edge Of The Map is an intimate story about chronic illness, motherhood, marriage, grief, dependence, and the painful difference between being cared for and being included. It is about learning that needing help does not make you a burden. That love is not the same as access. That gratitude does not require surrendering your voice. And that sometimes healing begins when you stop waiting for everyone else to understand what happened to you. Standing at the edge of a life she no longer recognizes, Sarah must decide whether to keep asking for her old place back... or begin building a future that belongs to her.

OLD DRAFT REWITTEN - Similar to I'm still standing Meredith and Derek facing many challenges during their daily life as Meredith struggles with a chronic illness

Story of a date, the one with my unpredictable and cheeky roommate. A forced coexistence, which was born in 2007, but which is destined to last a lifetime. A journey into my life, a coexistence that is difficult to accept but impossible to keep hidden. An example of how people live today with multiple sclerosis. I'm offering you a ride on a roller coaster called multiple sclerosis. When a pathology totally changes your life, it doesn't mean it's only for the worse.

An anthology of raw, emotional poetry.