Scid Stories

Julie Rodriguez never been outside. No she haven't been abused. She's sick.Severe Combined Immunodeficiency, (SCID) she is allergic to the world. Meaning if she step ou...

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A spin-off from Nicola Yoon's Everything Everything show's Maddy and Olly two years after she left her mother. They are on their own in NYC, but together. They couldn't...

You don't have to wonder what it's like to be places, because your already there. Julia Anderson, age 16, pulled back by her limits by tubes and needles, suffers from ca...

Based off the movie: Everything, Everything "I'm not really sick am I?" This is my whole world. My nurse, my mom, my sickness. I'm 18 and I've never been outsi...

An English Novel. Please bear with the grammar and typographical errors. This is my first English story submitted to our English Teacher. Hope you'll like it! -- Cynthi...

~ Short Story ~*~ Completed ~ Skyla, twenty-two years of age is a terminally sick girl who's suffering from Severe Combined Immunodeficiency. For short, SCID. She's fig...

Rose, your average teenage girl. She's funny, energetic, fun to be around, and more. But something that makes her different from the others is, severe combined immunodef...

Wysteria had been infected by a horrible disease called the Deterioration. Whoever is infected with it becomes a disgusting monster, a zombie. In Night Cape, the poorest...

⚠️DISCONTINUED⚠️ "I'm an adult. I should be leaving home, going off to college. I should be falling in love. I should be travelling the world...but because of SCID...

I watch Peter read the hunger games which is his favorite novel series sitting on the hospital chair. I take my headphones out my ears and I crawl to him and I make a no...

Have you ever wondered what it's like to be outside? I have. I am Clemetine Fox, and I have a disease called SCID: Severe Combined Immune Deficiency. I can't go outside...

Kallea thinks it's safe to keep inside her drawer the unsent love letters she wrote for Jeno, but one morning, the wind plays a frolic game, the letter slips on her hand...