Neuroblastoma Stories

These are some monologues for all different types of actors. I wrote all of them personally, from my own experiences and to let off some steam against the world through another person, a written word, and through hope that someone can relate to what I'm feeling. Please enjoy, and feel free to use any of the monologues for one of your own auditions. All I ask is for the credit, and appreciation of the piece.

I wish I could disappear sometimes.

your child has cancer

A mother's love is stronger than anything else. Through hard times the love still remains.

Jay and Erin have been married for 5 years and have a 4 year old son named Hayden. Everything in their life is perfect, but what happens when their 4 year old son receives a devastating diagnosis? (Multiple crossovers with Chicago Med)

Our youth is about a teenage girl named Ella that has neuroblastoma and living life as long as she can. She also has her 3 friends Landon, Claire, and Jake. After all the carelessness she realizes she can't take it anymore and finds out its getting worse and her doctor decides that she has severe depression and she can't take it anymore she relapsed and rushed to the hospital and her friends realize she is depressed and Jake tries his best to help her with her depression and her cancer. But her parents don't care about her depression and calls her names. She can't take it anymore.

"I am not defined by the rainbow scar on my stomach."

When 15 year old Autumn finds out she has a terminal illness she is left with her life in her hads.

You'll be reading the life of sickness. The world that some of us going through. You'll be reading a compilation of sickness and suffer that a person could ever face. It's not a continuos novel. 1 episode = 1 story. An anthology of suffer. This anthology has 2 sections.. Section 1(the odd number episodes are all about sickness and suffer).. Section 2(the even number episodes are all about the issue that occurs in the society such as discrimination or bullying issue)

I was diagnosed with intermediate to high-risk neuroblastoma when I was 9 years old. It is a rare cancer in which tumors form do to a large production of special nerve cells. These cells are supposed to mature into nerve cells but in my case and in quite a few others, they become cancer cells. Now that I'm 16 and almost 100% clear of cancer I get to return to normal school. Why would I go back you ask? Because I'm not 100% clean yet I still have a large chance of it returning and taking me away...for good. I'm going to live my life to the fullest with no regrets...HOPEFULLY!!!!!!! :):):):):):):):):):)::):):):):):)::):)

Luca, Can you hear me? I'm sat in your closet, amongst these hand-me-downs you won't grow into, trying to talk to you. It's something I seem to be doing more and more these days, as your one year grows closer. I've been in here, screaming your name, for the past two hours; a grown woman breaking into girl-sized pieces...

Indie was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in the middle of her junior year. She moves into a hospital and her friends from her school start visiting less and less until they eventually lose touch. Indie is very stubborn and doesn't want to meet a ton of new people at the hospital, but when she steps out of her comfort zone, what she finds may surprise her.

This is a short book inspired by an angels golden heart that was rested. Lord bless you Princess Amy

The story of a mom navigating her child's fight with cancer. Life leading to this point and the journey of what now.