Wheelchairs Stories

Three years ago, Silas Vesper walked away from the world as a man who could still pretend he had control. He returns to the Vesper estate as something far colder. The halls still gleam with legacy. Power still lingers in every carved archway. But the man who once commanded empires now moves through his own home like a ghost - silent, distant, untouchable. The accident took his legs. Betrayal took his trust. Guilt hollowed out whatever was left. He has no interest in healing. No interest in hope. And absolutely no intention of being seen. And then she walks in. Iris Sterling. The country's most sought-after physiotherapist. The woman known for rebuilding shattered bodies and resurrecting men who had already buried themselves. She does not believe in lost causes. She does not accept defeat. And she certainly does not cower before brooding billionaires who weaponize silence. Silas makes it clear: he does not want her help. Iris makes it clearer: she isn't asking. What begins as mandatory rehabilitation becomes a brutal war of wills. She pushes. He retreats. She challenges. He lashes out. Every session crackles with restrained fury. Every touch lingers a second too long. Every glance dares the other to break first. Because beneath Silas's icy control lives a man terrified of wanting again. And Iris has made a career out of teaching broken people that they are still whole. But this time, the patient doesn't just resist the treatment. He resists her. He resists the heat simmering beneath his anger. He resists the dangerous possibility that he is still a man capable of being desired. And Iris? She has never backed down from an impossible case. Even if saving him means losing herself. In a house built on legacy and secrets, where grief lingers like perfume and power tastes like sin, two wounded souls collide in a battle neither of them is prepared to win. Because the hardest thing to mend isn't the body. It's the belief that you deserve to be loved.

Sadie Williams had everything mapped out. A cheerleading scholarship. Near-perfect grades. A future she could almost touch. Then one night changed everything. After a devastating car crash leaves her a wheelchair user and learning to live with chronic incomplete spinal damage, Sadie returns to college carrying more than physical scars. She is no longer confident in the way she once was. Now she is a target. Protected fiercely by her older brother Mason, a star football player, Sadie tries to survive campus life quietly alongside her two best friends, Amira and Elle. But the cheer squad makes sure she never forgets what she has lost. Led by Sofia Lopez, the ruthless head cheerleader and girlfriend of the college's golden quarterback, the bullying is relentless, cruel, and calculated. Until one prank goes too far. Wyatt is everything Sadie believes she can never have. Popular. Wanted. Untouchable. And very much taken. But one moment changes everything. As lines blur between pity and protection, friendship and longing, Sadie and Wyatt find themselves drawn together in ways neither expected. What begins as quiet conversations and stolen glances becomes something deeper, riskier, and impossible to ignore. Because loving Sadie means standing against the crowd. And loving Wyatt means daring to believe she is still worthy of being chosen.

Ana has it all: beauty, intelligence, money... and a rare neurodegenerative disease that reminds her every day that her future is no longer hers to control. Behind the designer clothes, picture-perfect smiles, and sharp remarks is a girl who learned early on that people leave, that pity hurts, and that it's easier to hurt others before they have the chance to hurt you. Denis has no wealth, no influence, and no powerful connections. All he has is a family he loves more than anything: a devoted mother and a younger sister struggling with a heart condition. When he's offered the opportunity to become Ana's physical therapist, he accepts without hesitation. The salary is too good to turn down. The problem is that no one prepared him for Ana. For her stubbornness. For her arrogance. For the way she manages to drive him crazy every single day. And most of all, for the way she slowly gets under his skin. Between physical therapy sessions, arguments, secrets, pride, and impossible choices, they'll discover that sometimes the hardest battles aren't fought against illness at all. Can a girl who has everything love a boy who has nothing? Can a man who dedicated his life to healing others love someone he can't save? Or are some stories doomed from the very beginning?

Celestine was worried that after 10 years of living in misery in the end there really was no one to save her . At age 15 she was starting to give up . After being kidnapped from her 4 brothers and parents she was abused and broken beyond repair . After running away at age 13 from her abusive uncle for 2 years , she was captured again and was locked up and isolated . . . . . . . They have been looking for her for 10 years . The lost mafia Princess . The one who can control the whole world in the palm of her hands . Will they finally find her . Their little Celestine . . . . . He hasn't felt what peace felt like ever since he lost her . Will the queen to his castle return or will the castle crumble to dust . ⚠️Trigger warning ⚠️ Rape, self harm , abuse , drugs , death and many other dark things (really dark)

A kid fulfills his destiny.

We have all seen the "viral stories," of people with disabilities. One meaningful gesture gone wrong. Carmen is a 16 year old self-identified "slacker," with Cerebral Palsy. Her school has high hopes of turning her into a viral sensation by crowning the "wheelchair girl" Homecoming Queen, but Carmen has other plans. Along with her pal Stevie, trying to sabotage the whole thing to save his friend and the popular girls Gabrielle & Zoey plotting a night Carmen will never forget. Carmen experiences romance, adventure, and finding her true voice through this journey. ➡Ranked #1 in Cerebral Palsy for Disabilities Literature 10.3.2018🍁

I'm Andrew Ross. How am I? Deaf, how are you? All deaf jokes aside, I can actually hear, with the help of my trusty hearing aids. They've earned me nicknames like Grandpa, Grandy Andy, Gramps, Old Timer, Geezer, Old Fart, and many more. But I don't care. Or, I didn't act like I did. One day, I met Ava Parker, a girl in my year who was blind. And that's when I arrived at the Doors Of Deaf. I know, bad joke. Shut up.

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She gets paid to feel things that aren't hers. Audrey Sinclair is an actress who mastered the art of turning emotions on and off-until she forgets which ones are real. Alex doesn't understand emotions the way others do. But somehow, he understands her. One hides behind performances. The other struggles to perform at all. And somewhere between what's seen and unseen... they might find something real. (Sorry for using AI for the cover, I promise I will make my own when I have time)

Nine diffrent teenagers, with nine different confessions. ~~ Maybe just maybe one day I'm going to say what had to be said I have a big house but no home, a bed but no sleep, food but no apetite, medicine but no health. I am rich but not in heart. Some days you just have to fight, but I'm afraid I'm too weak for that. That little moment when you think your important to someone but your not. Trust. A lot of people dont trust me. It's just the way things are. "Your so worthless" that's what I hear everyday. I can make you feel loved. I just don't know how it feels. All I hear is voices. I used to be fat, I'm not hungry, or tired or sick. I'm just fine. That's true I can't hear you, and I can't judge you because I can't speak, but let me tell you something I can see you. And actions speak louder than words.

Nathan's life has seemed to change for the worse, they lost their twin sister in a car crash, ended up paralyzed from the crash, and their mom's acting weird. Will Nathan be able to overcome these obstacles? And how come they can't find Nathan's twin's body? All of this will be discovered in Angel's Inferno.

Koa is a somewhat normal human being. she works, pays her bills, has a home, does her taxes. the whole shebang. only issue with life? Koa was born with brittle bone disease. at the proud age of 24, Koa depends on a wheelchair (or crutches, if need be) to navigate her world. Evander. Evander is a three century-old vampire, just casually exploring the hot-climated state. Containing mostly swamps, Louisiana isn't that known for its good looks. When Evander encounters a woman in a wheelchair alone at the park he so happens to be at, she somehow catches his attention.

Ben, a dorky boy in school volunteers to be a caretaker for the special needs kids for a girl he likes. But he finds out that the girl he was tacking care of isn't so easy. Credits to @JANECONQUESTBACKUP for the cover!

"I'll chase after you Charlie, no matter where you go, I'll come after you." "Do you promise?" "I promise." __________ Charlie Parker, a bubbly and cheerful sixteen year old has her world flipped upside down when she comes home from the park one day with her six year old sister. When she gets home, she finds her parents murdered on the living room floor, covered in blood. She is then forced to go live in an orphanage where she meets a mysterious boy on a wheelchair. What will happen between the two? Will Charlie learn to love again or will she lock herself away from the world? Will Chase let her come into his life? And will there ever be a Chase and Charlie?

One teenage boy who wants to go out trick-or-treating. One Mom who's worried about her wheelchair-bound son out by himself. One inventor Dad who figures out a special Halloween surprise. Entry for @AbleWorld prompt of 2019 Halloween Vault 2

"I'll go anywhere as long as there's a slope." The photo studio is located on the largest island in Japan's Seto Inland Sea. "Masui Traveling Photo Studio" is a small studio run by Shinya Masui, a photographer who uses a wheelchair. Because he can't take physically demanding shots, Shinya puts his whole heart into capturing the true beauty of his subjects. Nothing much happens, but something is definitely unfolding in Shinya's daily life. It's gentle and brings back a nostalgic feeling. If you like, why not take a peek into his world and share those moments with him?

A tale of intergenerational BIID over centuries. In prep school I became a close friend of Brian Meadows. His mobility impairment was obvious. Over time its cause became evident as he described a peculiar turn of mind shared by generations of privileged ancestors whose story reaches back well into 18th century France. This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to persons or situations other than those that are clearly general knowledge is pure coincidence. The story is excerpted and adapted from my much longer novel "Buddies." I hope you will enjoy reading it as much as I have writing it.

This is a story about a boy named Lee, paralyzed from the waist down. One day, he meets a dog that has a similar condition, and can't use his hind legs. They grow up together, facing hardships and great times alike. (Time for less grammar: i couldnt find a good cover)