Osteosarcoma Stories

When Ted Ellingson passes out in Chemistry and is diagnosed with Leukemia, his whole world shudders to a halt - no more lacrosse, no more Soggy, no more normal. Until he meets Annie Reyes, a beacon of light. Quickly, Annie becomes Ted's new normal. Her cancer may be growing faster and stronger than Ted's, but that can't stop them.

Hot shot is five years old he is very active and playful. He lives with his father Heatwave and his mother Quickshadow. They live in Dallas Texas. Heatwave is a firefighter and Quickshadow is a pediatric oncologist. Hot shot loves to run, jump, climb and play. However one day he starts to feel very sick and doesn't do those things much any more. His parents are worried and they take him right to Children's Medical Center Dallas ER. There they do many tests and then Hot shot is diagnosed with Osteosarcoma a type of bone cancer. Hot shot is brave and ready to face his cancer head on. Hot shot makes friends with four other kids his age with the same type of cancer. They become the best of friends and fight their cancer together. Hot shot is determined to kick cancer's butt! (Humanized)

Lily Stevens is on a ski trip with her friends, during winter break, when she develops strong knee pain. With reasons unknown, and the pain growing stronger, she decides to leave, but the night before, she meets Miles - the boy who is a nurse at the hospital, in which she's going to be diagnosed with osteosarcoma.

Faith is hard. It's what Richelle and Sadie Cleveland have been learning, ever since they lost thier sister to cancer. But their faith is put to the test when Richelle is diagnosed with cancer. On top of that, a man their lawyer Dad is fighting against in court wants something terrible that could change the lives of millions of people. Can they overcome it? What kind of God would let this happen?

What if you could travel to the world of your favourite book? "Exactly what do you want me to do with Kai?" I said aloud, realizing how unclear I was. "There's a lot of grey area in that question, Kynlee Faith," he said, coughing into his fist. "Just know that whatever you are in this world, I'm making you a hero in the fictional one." "But, how exactly am I supposed to save those two?" "If you don't know," he started with a smile. "Finding out will be an adventure." "Are you sure this is going to make a good story?" "Certainly. You start with Kai since that's easier. There is only one way of saving him..." "Yes?" "Make him fall in love with you." "Excuse me?" I almost choked on my saliva. "Yes, dear. You're already obsessed with him. In fact, I think you might be in love with him. Just make him feel the same way." "Err...isn't that a bit cruel?" "Nonsense. You'd be taking him out of his misery. Love can change people and if Kai backs down perhaps so will Locklyn." ~ 24 year-old Kynlee Ryker is the only one who can help her grandfather write his last book. However, despite being the granddaughter of a bestselling author, Kynlee has no idea how to write a story. While battling osteosarcoma herself, Kynlee puts her own life on hold and agrees to comfort her grandfather during his last days. Luca Brazen, diagnosed with lung cancer, has only a few days to live yet a whole book to finish writing. He decides to reveal a huge secret to Kynlee. A magical amulet that will allow her to become a character in his novel. Skeptical about the idea, Kynlee must do what she can to interact with the story she grew up reading and drive out the plot by becoming a part of a fictional world. Will she succeed or will she make Luca Brazen's last story dissatisfying? Published: 05/16/21 🏅Highest Ranking: #2 in 'osteosarcoma' #9 in 'electrokinesis'

❝he was a roaring flame, seeking to set fire to her purpose-to ignite her, and maybe even watch her burn.❞ a star basketball player. a seemingly average girl. a recipe for cliché? well, think again. when arden crosses paths with lauren on the most starry night in wisconsin's history in the most unexpected way possible, both their lives take a turn for the better. actually, maybe not. © angel lawson

Two bestfriends one with osteosarcoma, and the other a perfectly normal teenager. They were inseparable, together every minute and when they werent together they were on the phone or facetimeing. But everything goes down hill just before the big trip they have been planning since they were 7 years old. And nothing is the same after that.

Kasey is a young teen. She excels in sports, loves to read and has an awesome family, but even with all this she's still just as confused with herself as any other teen would be. She's trying to figure it all out, but suddenly she's diagnosed cancer. Read about how she learns to accept not only her condition but also herself.

Andy's sisters are the world to her. She's always looked after them, as well as she can. But there are some things Andy can't prevent, and when disaster strikes, love isn't always enough to save a sister....

Aubree and Kendra have always been friends, their parents were good friends, so for years the two have been extremely close, even when Kendra wasn't always the healthiest. But when Kendra is diagnosed with osteosarcoma and sent to the hospital for treatment, Aubree is heartbroken. She's not ready to lose her best friend. So by Kendra's wish, Aubree begins to video everything she does. But it's not enough just to see it, Kendra wants to be able to talk back. She gives Aubree a phone so that she can facetime through all of her adventures. Because for Kendra, just to be happy, She has to be able to expirience the adventure through the lens.

There was this boy named Max Knox, he was a special kind of boy. He knew how to make people laugh when they were sad or cheer them up when they were mad. He had two best friends that he had known since kindergarten, their names were Madog Vince and Victor Phillps. They were turning sixteen and it was a nice summer that year until everything changed...

This isn't a happy story with a happy ending. This isn't about mutual love. This isn't about being brave or having hope or courage. This is about cancer. Its about knowing that you don't matter to someone, even though they mean the world to you. This is about watching someone give up and not being able to do anything about it. oh, and this is based on a true story. (all names will be changed since I do not have permission to use real names)

Don't let them say your hair's too long 'Cause I don't care, with you I can't go wrong Then put your little hand in mine There ain't no hill or mountain we can't climb In which a sad boy and a self conscious girl make each others worlds just a little bit brighter.

Sometimes you just never know what will happen at the salon.

"Hey, Nora," he said, "Where are you going?" "Anywhere but here," I said as I rode my bike off into the crisp autumn air and away from all of my problems. Nora Quincy is a 15 year-old, music-loving, friendly, theatre geek. Nora's life is going perfectly. She has her dream role in her favorite musical, she has a great family, and she has the most supportive and loving friends on Earth. But Nora's whole life changes in an instant when she finds out that she has cancer. How will Nora go on to live a normal teenage life with this burden on her shoulders? How will she tell her friends? How will she live?

Everything seems meaningless when you find out about your illness. But it never stopped Amelia Brooks from changing people's lives.

Fallon Bellerose is seventeen years old, But she's seems older than that. Eight months ago her father was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma. Things went down hill then. The Bellerose's have had financial problem's because Fallon's dad provided all the money. They've had to take out loans and now that Fallon's dad has been sent clear to Massachusetts, they don't have much money. While on the plane, Fallon meets a nineteen year old guy named Axton King. She keeps in touch with Axton, even after her father passes. But what she didn't expect, was for Axton to play a very large part in her life, and for her mother, to turn out very different. This is a story that shows just what grief can reveal about a person. Ohana means family...