Osteosarcoma Stories

Ursula, in the midst of dealing with her mother and brother's death, gets sent to Alaska so her father, battling cancer, knows she is taken care of. While there she meets her new "roommates" a pack of males, five of them to be exact. She is thrust into a journey where she finds that love is sometimes unconditional, but death isn't an excuse to die. Excerpt: "What the hell do you want?" I demanded, eyes blazing. She just stared at me a moment, her eyes wandering to my clothes which consisted of boxers. She then cleared her throat, "I think I have the wrong address. I'm looking for Dalton and Jill Grady's kids." "What for?" I asked, ignoring the pounding in my head. "That is none of your business, now is it?" she spoke harshly, probably a side effect of me being so mean to her. I crossed my arms, "Being that I am one of them I'd like to disagree. Now what the fuck are you doing here looking for us?" I demanded. "Oh," she mumbled unsure. "I wasn't aware that there were males." "We are all male," I growled, since she had yet to answer my question. "Now answer the fucking question or I will slam this door in your face." "I'm Ursula Hawkins," she said with a raised brow. "Apparently I am staying with you for a while courtesy of our parents."

Hot shot is a playful and active five year old. He lives with his father Heatwave and his mother Quickshadow. They live in Forth Worth Texas. His father Heatwave is a firefighter and his mother Quickshadow is a pediatric nurse who works at Cook Children's hospital. Hot shot is a very kind, gentle, loving and generous little boy with a big heart. Hot shot dreams of either being a firefighter like his father, or baseball player, or a zookeeper who works with rhinos or something in the medical field like his mother. In early May Hot shot begins feel unwell. He is tired, he has a painful lower left leg, he is limping, he has a fever, and soon there is a huge lump on his shin. His parents take him to his pediatrician who sends them to Cook children's hospital. Hot shot sees a special doctor in the hospital. The doctor does all kinds of tests on Hot shot. Then Hot shot is diagnosed with Osteosarcoma a type of bone cancer. Hot shot is brave and ready to fight 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 decide to fight their cancer together. Hot shot is determined to kick cancer's butt! (Humanized)

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

i dont feel too well

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.

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.

Bella a 16yr old girl is given 3 months to live after barreling cancer for 11 years. With her two dads by her side theirs nothing she can't handle.

Hi, I'm Hazel. I am diagnosed with lung cancer, because my lungs suck at being lungs. I met a boy with one leg at this Support Group I go to every Wednesday evening. And it turns out, he became my first real love. Though, he died a few years ago, and he's gone. That's it. I have no idea if I am okay or not okay, but that was pretty much our little infinity, and I've moved on. Well, it's actually quite the opposite. I haven't moved on at all really.

"So what do you want? - Amnesia." ✖️✖️ ~ I thought about our last kiss, how it felt, the way you tasted ✖️✖️ "In another place in the universe, we are together for eternity. Remember that." - Skam

A creepypasta based around a youtuber and game developer Jaelyn Aguilar or as most people know her as ja. Gaming

"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?

A sarcastic, teenage boy wishes his life was invisible, after he is diagnosed with Osteosarcoma. This is the real story of Kerol Shelby and his three best friends.

Highest ranking #1 in Osteosarcoma. #1 in chemotherapy. #2 in chemo.] At the age of thirteen, Kenneth Adams, a formerly popular football player, was diagnosed with Metastatic Osteosarcoma, or bone cancer, which had spread. After an intense battle, he is finally hoping to end the full war against a body that turned against him. He is attempting to cope with his new-found perspective. One with his family, friends, and himself. "We are not invincible. We would all love to think we are, but we aren't. So, we make up people that are. Someone helpful, powerful, and strong. Someone who can't be killed. Like Superman. That is, until 1943, in "The Meteor from Krypton," when a green space-rock was introduced as his weakness. One that drains his superhuman abilities. My weakness is a lot less badass." [by the author of "A Freak's Journal"]

This is my life with Osteosarcoma. Not much else to say........all is true accept for like dr. names cuz i dont wanna give out tgeir identity.... so yuppppppp

Laura's sister Lynn is battling Osteosarcoma (a type of cancer) and she is trying to protect her but she herself has very little time left. Will she succeed at protecting or surviving? Highest rankings: #1 in #osteosarcoma #1 in #rainbowawards #1 in #heartdisease #3 in #theoasisawards #4 in #cancerpatient #5 in #thegoldenawards

Lennon Tyler, she was shy and smart. She was tough and always up for cuddles. She was beautiful and strong. So perfect, yet I doubt she'll ever believe me. ••• In which she was a cancer survivor and he was a confidant boy band member.

These are some random poetic musings that come to my mind as I try to unravel the complexity of family ties, COVID pandemic times, and making it through each day.

"It's hard to watch the ones you love suffer, but what's worse is to document it." Christian and I have gone to school together for years, though I've never really known him all that well. You see, I'm the quiet photographer and Christian is the slacking skater boy; we couldn't be more different. But here's where my life gets interesting; when I decided to take on a project to photograph Christian and his friends skating. I didn't see it coming, but Christian took an interest in my photography, and now, we're taking on the world, one picture at a time. Things seem perfect, but everything's not always so black and white.