Historias de Undiagnosed

ozzy, a little girl living in a group home for the last 5 years of her life, struggling to interact with the world around her. an agent and ex-assassin looking for a new daughter who fall in love with a tiny 10 year old redhead, try and show as much love and safety to a misunderstood Ozzy as she navigates a new home in a world she has always found tricky, hiding and struggling with the idea of love that these to women make their mission to show her. i only own Ozzy, the rest are Marvel's lets just pretend there was no civil war or end game sorry about any spelling :)

Day to day, pound to pound, calorie to calorie, tear to tear, scar to scar.

Before the full chapter drops, here's the breakdown of the real memory that changed everything. This is how the moment unfolded-the day I first heard the word "ADHD" and realized my brain wasn't broken. Just wired... like lightning. > "Full chapter dropping soon. Stay close."

how do you wakeup when living a nightmare?

I. D. K. Im writing about ADHD tingz but like .. youll see

This is a collection of undiagnosed fictional characters based in a selection of short stories. See if you can figure out the diagnosis as you read the stories of people that may or not be quite like you. First Chapter is up and let me know if I should write more!

An adolescent fell violently ill overnight in December of 2014. What was initially brushed off as common ailments turned into a referral from her primary physician to Boston Children's Hospital. From a stomach bug, to acid reflux, to Celiac Disease, to a gallbladder problem, the diagnoses piled up but the pain worsened and the fight dragged on, even more so to the point in which a doctor told her that the ailment "was in her head" and recommended a therapist. Not only did Kendra know that something was wrong, she knew that it could be something much worse than what was being described. What if the ailment were terminal or life-threatening? If doctors couldn't diagnose it, how could they cure it?

A woman understanding a neurotypical world.

memories with my favorite person, who moved away a couple months ago, and how it affected me tw//sh, (severe/perceived) abandonment, trauma

Shitty lives, miserable lives; each and every lives get noted down in the Paraphernalia dairy. What's 'normal'? Nothing's normal. No one's normal! Get on the misery wagon and rush down to Paraphernalia town! Word of warning: #sorrynotsorry

A girl tries to rekindle the spark she once had. As her undiagnosed depression worsens, she needs to realize that not all things can be overcome alone.

This is my kinda diary of me being inpatient. Disclaimer inside my book, there's a possible trigger warning. 'Enjoy' reading! X Evita

what the fuck im feeling

I don't cry. I don't yell. My face stays blank, empty. But I'm not empty. I feel. I feel everything. But I can't show it. It's not something that I've chose or want- I just... can't. Never have been able to. I was thrown into a summer camp. Mom said it would be good for me. But I knew the truth- she's too busy to deal with me, too tired to love me. When I got there, I was immediately labeled. Unusual. Cold. Intimidating. I expected it. That's always been my titles. And maybe... that's all I'll ever be. --------------- This is my first story so be patient please! 😁

What happens when someone has a mysterious illness? Alex thought that doctor's would be searching for an answer, but she finds that no one cares about her illness. Rylee is a strange person on the other side of a screen. She has given up on a diagnosis after doctors telling her that she's making up everything. They met on discord, in a group chat about chronic illnesses. They support each other with their illnesses, but will that support be enough? After all, how can someone heal when the problem is unknown?

a book by me, it's not fiction it's literally me exposing the way i think and do things

bad feelings

"Focus" "1..." *You stupid girl!!* "2..." *You aren't anything!* "3..." *I'm so glad I'm not as ugly as you.* "I can't anymore..." ---- Presley Watkins, a 16 year old high school girl struggles with a variety of un-diagnosed mental health issues. They loom over her never letting go of her hand, and when she pulls away, she gets pulled in closer. ---- Self harm, suicidal thoughts, depression and eating disorders will be discussed heavily in this book, if you are easily triggered by those things, please do not read this book.

a diary of a teen. poems. entries. explanations.