Munchausen povestiri

R5 is starting to rise to fame. Stormie Lynch is beginning to feel upset and depressed because she feels like her kids don't need her anymore. After a surfing accident, Riker ends up in the hospital. And he doesn't seem to get better.

Jude Cooper is a 16-year-old boy living a pretty basic life with his mom in a small town, that is obsessed with success. Jude has one secret, that is killing him, almost literally. Every year something called "killing camp" is being held, the last one standing gets a scholarship for any college of their wish, and Jude Copper has to win it. One day he meets Kayden Price, an asshole he can't stand. But the more Jude gets to know Kayden the more he seems to get drawn too him, and when "killing camp" is soon starting everything can happen.

Clarice Shifter has always had to live with her mother's paranoia over her health. But when The Virus spreads across the nation, Clarice will have to face her mother's dark secret.

Katie is a pretty 14-year-old brunette with the most beautiful blue/grey eyes. She loves singing, experimenting with makeup and messing around with friends. What nobody knows is that she hides a very dark secret from the rest of the world.

Factitious adjective artificially created or developed Journey is a 26 year old college student. She's smart and clever. Always one step ahead of everyone. But she has a secret. Instead of living in the dorms, she lives with her little sister in a a small apartment. Her little sister, Kylee has a bunch of conditions. She has asthma, cancer, arthritis, hypertension, strokes, she's blind in one eye, epilepsy and several heart conditions. So Journey spends most of the time helping Kylee. Journey wants to be a nurse and she already completed half of school, but she can't work because of her sister. Luckily they have a lot of help from the community, they get free money, trips, gifts, anything. All because of Kylee.

Why would a person deliberately and repeatedly make herself sick or injured enough to require long stays in a hospital? That’s the focus of Secrets Unraveled: Overcoming Munchausen Syndrome, which unveils an extraordinary case of this perplexing psychiatric illness. These patients are so knowledgeable about medicine that they are able to create symptoms that lead to numerous ER visits and hospitalizations. Taking on the “sick” role fills a deep, psychological yearning for attention. But how does someone come to have such a disorder? The patient in this book was brutally abused as a child by her father, who was a Holocaust survivor. She quickly learned that the only way she could get attention, love, and support was from hurting herself. Carrying this lesson into adulthood, she caused and endured hundreds of hospitalizations, with family and friends unaware of why she was chronically ill. By co-writing Secrets Unraveled: Overcoming Munchausen Syndrome in alternating sections this patient and her psychologist have created an intimate, detailed account of the condition, and her remarkable recovery through the psychotherapy relationship. Working outside the box, Dr. Thomas Hall offers much more access than is usually done, allowing emails and phone calls as well as face-to-face consultations over many years. Determined and patient, he is finally able to break through her secrecy and help her on the road to recovery.