Wheelchairuser Stories

Born with a degenerative disease, she's spent her life fighting against a body that betrays her, a past that haunts her, and a love she thought she'd never deserve. From a toxic first love that left scars she can't erase to the quiet strength of motherhood, she navigates a world that is both fragile and fierce. When she becomes a mother, she discovers that love can survive loss, grief, and weakness - and that the true legacy we leave behind isn't measured by how long we live, but by the love we nurture and the lives we touch. Even If I Fade is a heartbreaking and hopeful journey of resilience, motherhood, and learning that some love never leaves, even when the people we love do.

Encouraged by her nanny, Poppy Ashford embarks on an emotional journey to find the good in others.

In a world where special witches called Nangakari use painted sigils called Songmarks, magic is not about spells. It's a versatile, everyday tool to assist humanity with tasks like transportation, cooking, construction, and medicine.

This is my first story set at EHSG! This book follows Fran, a medically complex student who is new to Wythmere and EHSG, navigating balancing a new school, a new city, upcoming GB junior para tennis trials and maybe a new crush...

Ten years ago, you ruined him. You were the pretty girl with the perfect smile and Aurelian Vale was the silent boy with a crooked body and a slurred voice. One moment of cruelty turned his life into a nightmare. Now, he's back rich, powerful, and angry. And the only person he'll do business with... is You

A request sent from my sweetheart <3

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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?

It's not just a slow burn love story; it's about living with a disability and finding someone who never sees it as a flaw.