Remission Stories

Una mujer recibe una serie de cartas cada vez mas perturbadoras, de un remitente extraño y obsesivo que ira revelando una serie de susesos insesperados.

Une histoire d'introspection, de remise en question, une aventure pour trouver une paix intérieure au bout du voyage.

Serena knew that the day that he left she would not see him again. He said his words and she made her peace. Now, while working as a nurse at Mass General with her best friend Lily, she's made a new life. What happens when he comes back? Why is he here why did he break up with Serena and most importantly, how does he know where she is?

When Jessi Scott (Barbie Ferreria) moves back in with her mother Joan (Melissa McCarthy) to take care of her after she is finally able to move into her own home after being in the hospital for so long because of breast cancer and then now being declared in remission. As they live their first weeks in the new place they figure out something isn't quite right and they begin to witness and see things that aren't of this world and Joan fears what's here wants to harm her daughter and realizes it's her turn to protect and take care of Jessi from whatever it is.

Twenty-year-old April Louise Lane has just been told the last words she thought she would ever hear: "Your cancer is in remission." After years of battling illness, she had fully prepared herself for the day when cancer would finally take her life. But now she is faced with a new scenario she never anticipated. Life's second chance. Now, an entire future is staring her in the face. A blank slate that terrifies her more than the idea of dying young ever could. But, with no family left, no prospects, and no real world experience, happy-go-lucky April must find her way. Find a home. Find a job. She must find her identity apart from cancer. But on her journey to self-discovery she ends up touching everyone she encounters along the way in ways she could never have imagined. Drama will unfold, jealousies will ignite, an icy heart will thaw, and love will blossom.

It was a simple wish... One damn single wish... All Vydra wanted was to be included, to be accepted. It was her year after all. When her wish finally comes true and the stoplight turns to her, she realizes that their is more to it than meets the eye. She finds herself bound by blood, bound by family and rules set in unfamilar territory. Her journey begins as her sister was brought injured to their home. As secrets began to unravel, Vydra loses herself in a gateway of deception and lies. The stakes grew high as she came closer and closer to danger and into the clutches of an apex predator. *BOOK 1* #1 - anytime (12-12-21) #1 - sigil (11-01-21) #1 - cognition (01-11-22) #1 - eventide (02-13-22) #1 - shear (04-01-22) #1 - repercussions (04-12-22) #1 - concession (04-12-22) *This book is for wattpad readers only! NovelHD and teenfic has replicated some of my books with no permission or authority. This is stealing. #novelhdsteals #notonovelhd #teenficsteals #shametoteenfic&novelhd

Robyn Morgan is really trying to pull herself together. But with her sister in remission, falling grades, and restless pining over he-who-shall-not-be-named, she is finding it difficult to do that. Just when she thinks she has a shaky grip on things, life does what life does best and screws it all up --in the form of Beta Delta Nu moving in next door.

Starting August 2nd, 2016 until September 3, 2018......these poems will be describing the onward journey in remission as well as how I continue walking forward to the beginning.....after all, only from the past can you grow in strength to face the future. The cover symbolizes being in a present place but the doorway is to the past which one must come to terms with and forgive before moving forward into the future. Cover done by @theendofeverything03. © All Rights Reserved to Olga Pinsky

15-year-old Jill has come to terms with the fact that she is going to die. The cancer isn't responding to any treatments and, quite frankly, she's getting tired of living. Her family is not ready to let her go, and with some surprising news, they may not have to.

This is a true story about my childhood and my life. I really hope you guys like it. This is a rough draft of a book I'm trying to write so please enjoy.

It's a story about my life leading up to know of how I went through bullying and and cancer.

It's near the end of 8th grade and everyone's drinking in the glorious beginnings of summer and the ending of school, when everything takes a turn for the worst for Lily and her small group of friends. Irene, the life of the group, is diagnosed with cancer almost out of nowhere, baffling Lily and her friends. Follow Lily and her friends as they try to figure out how to deal with their friend's circumstance and how to deal with their own raging feelings.

For fans of The Elements of Our Story (previously published on Wattpad but now available on Amazon), stay tuned for Rose's side. Here is a teaser 😊

"Why do you feel nothing after your loved ones forgive you for a mistake?" When we hurt someone, even if only with words, we regret it, but we also take their love for granted afterwards. We say we're sorry and ask for forgiveness because it seems normal to us, it makes us feel better, and we know very well that they'll only forgive us because they love us, and that makes us feel good for the moment . Everything is back to normal. But we never ask ourselves why we are doing this. Why are we taking advantage of their feelings just to make ourselves feel better? What do we actually feel? Why do we force our loved ones to forgive us when in fact they still suffer because of us? Why do we make them suffer just to comfort ourselves? Take a moment and think about how you really feel. What you feel when you think about your loved ones being hurt by you? If you really care about them, you think a simple ''I'm sorry'' would do?No. You need to show them how you feel, talk to them, open your heart, show them that you are truly sorry, make an effort, an effort for them and for you, don't just follow a repetitive cycle that won't bring anything good. An "I'm sorry" can sometimes hurt more than what it brought you to say that sentence.