Scoliosis Histórias

Cece is a popular, middle school age girl, with a somewhat rare disease. Follow her journey through finding 'love', fights, friends, and her love of dance. Will she ever get through this? (And Yes, this is events that have happened in my life)

Eva A. Abresch has always seemed to find ways to stay away from the blinding true love stories, boys, and trouble. But maybe one guy under the name of; Finlay Piers and their lives coming together change everything... Maybe she was never once before blinded by romance... But follow Eva's and Finlay's adventure as their love affair turns into a medical scare, and find out if their relationship is meant to be.

An amazing guide to scoliosis from someone who actually has scoliosis

11 year old Marinette Connors, has just moved to a new middle school in New York. She has something wrong with her back, Called scoliosis and has to wear a back brace to school with her. If you don't know what scoliosis is, it's a curve in your spine.

Full book on Amazon (link in bio)! *Revised version* (Rewriting / revising/ editing / proofreading/ completed 🩰) Being her normal self, Engulfing Elizabeth into scoliosis material Never had she thought This would occur. Pathetic, she believes Albeit continues, This is her life Have to keep going but not sure how. Elizabeth, a young ballerina, has the desire to become a professional ballerina. However, given her circumstance of scoliosis, how does her life change with her life path, physical needs, and relationships? In this poetry collection, Elizabeth explores the themes, of longing, trauma, and trust. *Previously titled "My Scoliosis Journey" Poetry collection 1 in "Scarred Freedom" series* Update schedule: One poem every Saturday Cover and art pieces done by my mom! "BEST BOOK IN THE WORLD!" - @TheWattKitty (there's even a poem dedicated this story: https://www.wattpad.com/story/256362164-poems ! It's called "When Will It Heal?") "It is very inspiring and encouraging for people that had faced a similar situation..." - @Theint_thwe "Your poetries are amazing. I must comment on such a wonder." - @AnnamitaMuscaria "Nice use of style with acrostic yet a hit of free verse." - @RobLockett "You write so beautifully!" - @WritersJourney919 "You really feel those strong emotions in these poems. They hit a hard truth. I love these poems, the play on words, and the power!" - @SkittishReflections "Your poems are so good! I definitely understand and relate to the feelings this one was trying to express. I absolutely love the pattern of the first letters of each line spelling out the title of the poem." - Zuffy "This sounds creative, scary and wonderful at the same time." - @snowsbaesminty

Surgery sounds scary, doesn't it? It did to me, still does even though the operation already happened. Now have any of you ever heard of Scoliosis? I didn't. It wasn't important, wasn't even a word in my vocabuary. Scoliosis is an "abnormal lateral curvature of the spine". In my case, and most others, my spine was an "S". This journal will document my recovery after spinal surgery, a surgery that my surgeon said was "a traumatic experience to the body". I will also be talking about what I remember from the hospital and right before I went into surgery.

This is a very short story of how I overcame and found I out I had scoliosis . I understand if you don't want to read this but I hope that you do

This is a short description that puts you in my shoes and shows you how scoliosis (in my case a congenital disease, an S shape 52° major curve in the top of my spine and a 24° compensatory curve in my lower spine) affects me on a day to day basis. This piece of text was originally my way of expressing how I feel by aiming it at my bullies in school, who make fun of me for this condition and many more things endlessly. TRIGGER WARNING - although there are no graphic details in this text, this text may be very emotional to some people, as it was for me when I was writing it. Also there is one use of the F word. Thankyou so much for reading and feel free to leave feedback and comments! Raise awareness for scoliosis, especially if you'd never heard of it before reading this piece of text! Please excuse me if this is not extremely well written, I am only 15 and this was just a quick little thing I wrote at around 2am on a tuesday morning. I was tired and distressed, this writing is based on my thoughts at the time of publishing and the thoughts and experiences I have come across most days of my life so far. :)

She knew that she was at normal but she didn't know she would never become normal again this girl has scoliosis meaning her spine is crooked. Her friends never knew that about her but she knew that she had it didn't tell anyone though.

This is a true story about a girl named Lille (me) and her life with scoliosis. Scoliosis is sideways curvature of the spine usually shaped like an "s" or a "c" (mine is an "s")

Don't Ask. Just Read.

Scoliosis is a spine deformity. That means that my spine is basically shaped like an s. This is my story. Scoliosis has affected me emotionally and physically. I hope this brings comfort to people going through hard times with deformities and diseases.

this is my story with scoliosis.

Mia is a 13 year old girl who loves gymnastics. She's been a gymnast since she was 2 years old, but came up with mild scoliosis at age 7. Mia never wore her brace though she knew that she was suppose wear it all times except when she is swimming or doing gymnastics. This caused the curve in her back to increase in degrees instead of decreasing like how it was suppose to. After a big mistake, doctors tell her that back surgery has to be done. Along with a 50-50 chance of getting back up perfectly. Will she ever do gymnastics again ? Or will it just be in her dreams ?

I got to what seemed like trouble, but actually a blessing in disguise, an uncomfortable grace. "In life, you have to realise, that if nothing works your way, it's because God's way is better,"~Hannah, in 'What If...', by WriterandSpy It's my first completed book, Aug 10th 2015. picture courtesy: San Fransisco Ballet.