Historias de Recovery

Starting college is supposed to feel like freedom. For Sofia, it feels like survival. Fresh out of the hospital and stepping onto campus weeks after the semester has already begun, she is forced to navigate dorm life, lectures, and relationships while carrying the weight of a past she's not ready to talk about. As she tries to rebuild a sense of normalcy, she forms unexpected connections, including her outgoing roommate Alison and Joshua, a football player whose quiet steadiness contrasts sharply with the chaos inside her head. Set against the backdrop of college life, this story explores eating disorders, relapse, control and the fragile balance between isolation and connection.

WATTPAD BOOKS EDITION Everest is the most popular boy in school. He's handsome, wealthy, and captain of the football team-he has the world at his fingertips, but he's desperately unhappy. And when those feelings become too much to bear, he tries to take his own life. On the surface, Beverly's different from Everest in every possible way. She's quiet, shy, hard working, and keeps to herself on campus, focusing on her schoolwork and her part-time job, distracting herself from her less-than-perfect upbringing. When Everest returns to school after his attempt, he's in more pain than ever. Discarded by his friends, he draws little empathy and too much attention from those who surround him. But when Beverly and Everest meet unexpectedly in a dusty corner of the old library, they discover together just how rich life can be when given the freedom to just be yourself.

Rihaan : "Anya is like the sun... she's the one who makes everything warm and bright, even when I'm scared. I think, if I hold onto her long enough, maybe the world will stay like that-soft and warm, and I won't have to worry about the dark." Ananya : "I would break myself a thousand times if it meant he could stay unbroken. His heart is a fragile thing, and mine will always be the shield that holds him safe from a world that doesn't deserve his light." _______ In the sequel to Innocence, life for Ananya and Rihaan is messy, yet beautifully tangled. Their days are filled with laughter, love, and the subtle ache of a past Rihaan can't fully recall. Ananya, ever the protector, cherishes his innocence, but beneath the childlike demeanor lies a brokenness he's unable to confront. One day, the cracks in Rihaan's facade begin to show. His playful nature falters, and the depth of his trauma surfaces. Ananya is forced to confront a truth she's long feared: Rihaan's past is far darker than she ever imagined. When Raj, Rihaan's brother, finally reveals the horrors he endured in his childhood, Ananya makes it her mission to heal him, to strip away the layers of pain and replace them with love. But Rihaan's mind-torn between the child he once was and the man he's supposed become-resists. The harder Ananya tries, the deeper the battle becomes, as Rihaan's past and present collide in ways neither of them can control. In the end, can love heal what the mind refuses to remember? Or will the ghosts of his past break them both?

Dear readers,this is a jossgawin fanfiction that I would be gladly pouring every of my imagination into so please read at your own risk. this book is rated 🔞

[sequel to RWBY: The Ace in the hole] Beacon has fallen and tensions are high between the kingdoms of Remnant. Rusty Calavera seeks vengeance on Adam Taurus and hopes to recover what was stolen from him, taking him to the far off island of Menagerie....... [Volumes 4-6] "There is no love without sin. Love is best measured in what we forgive." - Nightcrawler.

After losing the only boy she has ever loved, Jackie must find a way out of the spider web of grief and memory, and hold to the delicate hope of moving forward. ***** Jackie never pictured raising her daughter without Andy by her side. He was supposed to be the finish line, the one she'd always come back to, but the universe always finds a way of turning your life upside down. After a devastating accident takes him away, Jackie is left grasping for a lifeline, trapped in a world filled with memories she can't recover. Leaving home seems like the only choice, but distance can't make the memories disappear or calm the ache of every 'what if'. It doesn't make the pain go away. But love doesn't end with goodbye, or with death. It just changes shape. ***** BENNINGTON COLLEGE #1.5 © 2025 caterina george // all rights reserved

Would Seonghwa ever be enough? No matter his efforts, the college boy's fragile mental health collapsed further and further into an unhealthy climax barely imaginable. And all because he pushed himself just too far. Too far to extents where not even his body could take it. Not even for the life-long dream he had of debuting. No amount of reassurance could alter Seonghwa's self-image. Maybe it was the fault of his past. Maybe it was the built-up pressure he refused to talk to anyone about. It wasn't until he met Hongjoong that Seonghwa received love like he had never before. Even through Hongjoong's own struggles he tended to Seonghwa with open support and pure empathy. But at what cost? Maybe falling in love with your only friend ruined it all-or only made it better?

The War we will forever battle is the one inside our minds. Events can occur without warning, planting a seed of trauma within the mind and as the pain continues; the seed sprouts into a mighty oak of terror. A story of how loneliness, hatred and toxicity changes the mind, body and soul. A tale of torment and truth battling with the unknown sensation of grief. A tale of recovery with a sprinkle of romance, dancing alongside discovery. Will the lost soul the tale is about find their happy ending or will they continue to burrow themselves deep within the soil?

This was basically a response commentary on what I thought Neo would have to do as soon as he escaped the matrix Constance was accepted for a space program to recolonize an ancient planet when that's very similar to earth but just a little better She woke up, but she didn't realize how long she was in a extended sleep

Katelyn Elena Joy Allen Caldwell - but you can call her Katie - is eighteen years old and writing her story from inside a psychiatric hospital. What begins as a memoir unfolds into a raw, unfiltered account of growing up in abuse, surviving foster care, being adopted, and battling an eating disorder that she names Ana - the voice that both comforts and destroys her.

Sonic died protecting Tails. He woke up as something else A glitch. An EXE. A shadow of who he used to be. With no memories of himself-only the names of the friends he once love-Sonic Glitch.EXE fights beside them,believing they are the key to restoring what he lost. But when the origin of all EXEs,SonicLord.EXE ,appears,Sonic is forced to faced a horrifying truth: His friends have died countless times across alternate univeses. Broken by visions of their deaths,Sonic must choose- become a god's obedient weapon... Or reclaim his identity as the Original Sonic,the one who keeps the universe in balance. A story of loss,memory,determination, and rebirth.

Two childhood friends, now grown up and with life in a mess, make two separate new year's resolution that makes them a permanent fixture in each other's life. Lan Wangji is a divorcee whose wife left him calling him emotionally unavailable and impotent. Wangji's older brother Lan Xichen is married with a child and his uncle Lan Qiren decides to marry Qiren's childhood sweetheart after her husband passed away of old age. Lan Wangji realizes he has nothing to look forward to in his old age. He resolves to live each day to the fullest to have memories to reminisce when he is older. Wei Wuxian, a workaholic, alcoholic and a habitual flirt is still recovering from the death of his older sister in a car accident ten years ago. Wuxian was driving drunk. Wei Wuxian makes a new year's resolution to give up alcohol and get in shape and have a serious relationship. Both men end up meeting at the fruit stall where it is Lan Wangji who recognizes Wei Ying as the boy from sixth grade who used to really annoy Wangji. As Wangji talks about his new year resolution to make new memories Wei Wuxian explains how he's trying to give up alcohol, that too without rehab, Lan Wangji offers to be Wuxian's accountability partner and the best way to be accountable is to live together.

Thot of thoughts: A nonviolence manifesto from one Georgia trans girls life long struggle with recovery to transition. I have been thinking a lot lately. More in an ai chat. Literally dealing with the world itself as I try to get to where I can write. Dealing with mental illness. Literally transitioning in this political climate. Might make a good autobiography One day. The following is a journal of my last years. Literally plan to thrive. Editing passes to come. This is meant to be an historical document from an critical voice. Yes me. A trans girl in the middle of societal scapegoating and possibly societal collapse. It is important to learn from the past. So learning from by while making something to be learned from. This is why I am posting it. Its apart of an omnibus. Planed by me. This is an infinite evolving project. Lets us see where it goes.

"You once believed you were lost between worlds." "And now?" "Now I'm not lost. I'm present." Emma Sullivan came to Willowbrook to recover from burnout - not to fall through time. After a public panic attack derails her high-powered career, Emma retreats to her late grandmother's quiet Victorian house, hoping small-town stillness might help her to breathe again. Instead, a shimmer in the old barn drops her into 1895. There, she meets Clara Hartwell - a brilliant, steady schoolteacher quietly resisting the limits placed on women of her era. Clara lives carefully. Respectably. Safely. Until Emma. Drawn together by shared longing and impossible timing, their connection deepens into something neither century can easily contain. But love across time has consequences. As the town begins to watch Clara too closely, a respectable suitor pressures her toward security. Meanwhile, the mysterious barn that connects their worlds grows unstable - responding not to control, but to intention. Emma must decide: Is she escaping her present? Or is she finally building something real? In this cozy sapphic time travel romance, healing isn't about choosing one life over another. It's about daring to claim both.

"Nine years of silence. Nine years of being a ghost. Now, Hazrael Taylor is finally waking up." For nine years, Hazrael Taylor has been a prisoner-not behind bars, but within the walls of a home that treats him like a disease. Betrayed and abandoned by the girl he once loved, and constantly belittled by a family that treats him with nothing but cold favoritism, Hazrael has drowned in a sea of depression and labels. They call him "crazy." They call him a "mistake." He believed them. He lived as a sketch without an end, waiting for a light that never came. But everything changes when he discovers a hidden compartment in an old, dusty cabinet. Inside lies a secret that has been buried for nearly a decade-a letter that shatters every lie he was ever told about his birth. Hazrael is not who they said he was. And the truth about his past might be the only thing that can save his future-or destroy what's left of his sanity. Prompt: #29 Word Count Goal: 20,000 - 40,000 words Content Warning: This story contains sensitive themes of clinical depression, bullying, betrayal, and family trauma. Reader discretion is advised.

A series of poems about my experience living with the impacts of childhood trauma, and my journey through recovery, set backs, and healing.

When the stage lights shine, everything looks perfect. But behind the smile, there is pain. Felix, a member of Stray Kids, struggles with a herniated disc, hiding his condition from the others. As his health begins to affect their performances, the whole group must learn what it truly means to be family - standing together through the hardest moments.

Based on a true story. A novel about the first person to step into these doors, the man who loved her, and the woman who protected her. The Saint Anthony House was supposed to be a bed and breakfast. It turned into a refuge stitched together by one woman's stubborn belief that broken things can be mended. Through the intertwined perspectives of Grazia, a young woman clawing her way back to herself; Anatoly, the man who has loved her since before either of them knew what love meant; and Caterina, the fierce, tender founder who shelters them both, this story becomes a love letter to the quiet sanctuaries that change us. As Grazia recovers within its walls, Anatoly stumbles into the House as a temporary worker and finds himself drawn into its strange gravity...and back toward the girl he's never stopped caring for. Under Caterina's watchful, maternal presence, the two of them rediscover each other in the soft light of the place. The Saint Anthony House is a story about second chances, chosen family, and the way a single place can hold the weight of three lives until they're strong enough to hold themselves.

This isn't a redemption fairytale. It's meth smoke and jail cells. It's losing children and losing your mind. It's driving ninety-five through a red light hoping something ends. It's bipolar spirals, broken knuckles, burned bridges... and the woman who stayed anyway. Michael Todd didn't "hit rock bottom." He detonated. Prison didn't save him. Rehab didn't magically fix him. Love didn't erase the damage. But somehow, he survived it. This is a memoir about addiction, grief, violence, faith, loyalty, and choosing to remain when disappearing would've been easier. It's messy. It's honest. It's not softened for comfort. If you've ever asked yourself, "Here I am... now what?" This story is for you.

Nellie goes on a camping trip with her dad as he struggles to cope with recent events.