Spinabifida storie

Anna Clarke never expected destiny to find her in a city that still felt, at times, like borrowed ground. Three years after leaving London for Seoul, she has built a quiet, beautiful life running her own flower shop-arranging blooms for strangers while carefully holding together the fragile pieces of her own world. Living with Spina bifida means every day is a negotiation between independence and limitation, and lately, the weight of it all has begun to dull even the brightest petals she works with. Then, one morning, everything changes. A small rose tattoo appears on her wrist-delicate, ink-like, and impossible to ignore. In a world where soulmarks are undeniable proof of fate, Anna knows exactly what it means: somewhere out there, her soulmate is waiting. But hope feels dangerous. People like her don't get storybook endings... do they? until she goes to a BTS concert. In the midst of the performance, Jimin spots her. His gaze locks onto her. Unbeknownst to Anna, Jimin has been hiding a matching rose mark-one that appeared years ago, long before he ever thought he'd meet the person it belonged to. In a life defined by global fame, relentless schedules, and carefully managed distance, he had almost given up on the idea that fate would ever feel real. Until now. What follows is a chance encounter backstage that neither of them can fully comprehend, let alone control. Their connection is immediate, undeniable-but far from simple. Anna struggles with the reality of being tied to one of the most recognizable idols in the world, while Jimin wrestles with protecting something deeply personal in a life that has never truly been his own. As their worlds collide-hers rooted in quiet resilience, his in blinding spotlight-they must decide whether soulmates are defined by destiny alone... or by the courage it takes to choose each other despite everything. Because sometimes, fate doesn't just find you. It asks everything of you.

―― 𝘄𝗲𝗻𝗱𝘆 & 𝗽𝗲𝘁𝗲𝗿! ↠ in which a girl with adhd named wendy attempts to convince a cocky wheelchair- bound boy named peter, to go on a date with her. ( original story ) ( plot by @platopotato ) ( copyright @floatingcomet 2020 )

Kevin and Brian knew each other in high school. Kind of. 15 years later and it turns out Nairobi is even smaller than either of them could have imagined; their new apartments are in the same development, in the same block and right next to each other! Brian is ambitious and back in Nairobi to make a name for himself at his London based consulting firm. This is the project that will finally change everything. Kevin is exhausted and back in Nairobi to figure out his next move. He just wants to hide. Set against the backdrop of upper class Nairobi join these gay men on their journey back home, back to themselves, and back to each other.

John is a 25 year old living with a disability that should have killed him, Wheelchairs, surgeries and so many other details that can only be told from the person in the wheelchair who's life story entails this and so much more. Join John as he navigates you through a life of disability "Jeopardy" told from a wheelchair.

Ava and Jaxon have wanted a baby forever. They have tried everything. Then finally after all this time when Ava finds out if she has the baby it will not live long. Due to a heart defect and Spina Bifida the baby might live a year or less. Jaxon refuses to believe that and will do anything to get the best help possible. He hears about a doctor in Sweden that can change their babys fate.

Shelby Breton is a procrastinator. That night, she was working on a photography assignment due in nine hours. It was midnight, and dead still. She sees a light on in a distant window and a shadow moving hastily. She begins to snap the shadow as it moves before it suddenly disappears. Moments later she sees a figure stumble out of the front door of the building and run off. Little did she know, she had captured a robbery; an event that would shake the very foundation of Gateway College and put herself in great danger.

About half-way through Melodie's pregnancy, Duke and Melodie received news that they never thought they would hear. "It appears that your daughter will be born with Spina Bifida." Melodie's doctor said at her 20-week ultrasound, where she also found out her baby was a girl. It was discovered that their daughter had this condition when they found a quarter-sized hole in her tail-bone. At the sound of those words, Duke and Melodie didn't know what to think. They sat there in front of the doctor in silence. "Also, it looks like your daughter has fluid on the brain." "What?" Duke and Melodie were beyond confused at this point. They were definitely not expecting this news. "The term for this is hydrocephalus. She will need to have a shunt inserted into her head immediately after she is born. She will have two surgeries close to each other. Your baby will need to transfer by ambulance to Children's Hospital so that they can treat her condition. If she doesn't get the shunt, she won't be able to survive for very long. Once she is born, you will notice her head is slightly bigger than it should be."

Three different kids. Three different backgrounds. Three different perspectives. One book. Eoghan is mute. Izara has ASD. Kawikani has spina bifida. They are so different, yet it's precisely their differences that make them so alike. They all stick out from their peers and feel like social outcasts. No matter what they wear, how they act, or what they say, they are simply loners. Through the power of sign language, the strength of upper arms, and the view from inside one's head, the three of them begin to take on the challenges the world has set out for them. And soon enough, they find out that maybe, just maybe, it's not so bad being different.

"survive" is a story about a girl that had to grow up with a sickness that controls her life ever since she was born. The story is very emotional and it's based on things that really happened.

What if Zola's Spina Bifida was more severe than in the actual show?

Just when the caterpillar thought her life was over, she became a butterfly. So, she spread her wings and learned to fly. I don't see my disability as something to be ashamed of or a negative aspect of my life. It has taught me how to be creative, think outside the box and maybe even rock the world... SPINA BIFIDA STRONG! "Annabella has been through a lot in her time here on Earth, and she is only 26! Being born with a physical disability, she never knew what to expect. At this point, she has dealt with a lot more than anyone in the world. From the day she was born, she has had more surgeries than usual and faced challenges that not many people deal with within a lifetime. However, young adults with the same condition can relate. She has met so many people that have always thought of her as one of the bravest people they know, despite not knowing what she deals with daily. Some days are easier than others, but to her, each day is a gift. Many wouldn't believe her when she says that she is thankful to be here, despite all she has dealt with, but everything she has encountered, good and bad, throughout her entire life, has contributed to her the gratitude and the happiness she feels every day. To help you understand, let's start with her story of living with Spina Bifida, from before she was even born." If anyone is enjoying my story so far and want to read it in full (this is just the rough draft), feel free to add it your to be read list on Goodreads. More information will come soon ;)

UNDER HEAVY REVISION In a world overrun by humans taken over by a parasitic Frankenstein - Jake, a foreigner come to America to escape his familial issues, finds himself hard pressed to survive. It doesn't make things any easier when he inadvertently finds himself the guardian of a 12 year old orphan, and the leader to a 33 year old non-verbal man with Autism, a 28 year old tattoo-artist with achondroplasia, and a 17 year old with spina bifidia in a world gone mad. UNDER HEAVY REVISION