Amputee Stories

Betty Cooper is 17 and new to the small town of Riverdale she's just moved from LA to Riverdale with her family for a "fresh start". Betty move to Riverdale because that's where her parents grew up. Jughead Jones has lived in Riverdale all his life he was home school time about 6th grade (11years old) when his parents made him go to school. He 17 now and a junior in Riverdale High. He's bullied a lot because he doesn't have to do gym and he walks with a limp. But there's a reason for that. Jughead has one leg well two but his right leg stops just above his knee nobody knows apart from a few of his close friends (Archie, Veronica and Kevin) his best friend but dose that change when his new neighbours move in? What happens when the Betty meet the Jughead? Also there's going to be kissing booth references and stuff in this book.

WATTPAD BOOKS EDITION There are imperfect moments in every life-but sometimes, there are perfect accidents . . . What's the point of pretending nothing has changed when everything has? It's the last summer before college, and Jonas Avery knows he should be excited. Instead, he hides out at home, avoiding his friends, his family, and everything that resembles his old life. Because nothing will be normal again-because of The Accident, when everything started falling apart. Brennan Davis knows she needs to stand up and face her anxiety-the deep, dark, debilitating dread that rules her everyday life. Because what stops her from going out into the world and just living is going to get a whole lot worse. She's leaving for college in the fall, where she'll be confronted with even more to worry about. To get back up sometimes you have to fall down, hard . . . When Jonas crashes into Brennan-in a harmless, albeit embarrassing fender bender-the two teens connect in ways they never expected. As friends, they help each other overcome their biggest falls and faults, and soon discover that while love can't fix everything, it's sometimes a place to start. Sensitive, wry, and unabashedly authentic, The Opposite of Falling Apart isn't about finding perfection in another person or fixing the things we think are broken. Instead, Micah Good has penned an enchantingly honest novel about accepting the very pieces of ourselves that make us unique, whole, and undeniably human.

Leila, her mother, and her twin sister relocate after a family tragedy that's left them all damaged in different ways. Finding herself at a new school partway through her senior year, she is paired up with the ever-annoying Zach. Leila passes him off as unsympathetic to everything she considers important, but he is damaged and struggling in his own way. A story of friendship, family, love, perseverance, and acceptance.

Lily Germaine was expecting a best man...and got a brooding cowboy. Lily would do anything for her best friend, Jen, and that includes helping Jen's soon-to-be brother-in-law, Noah, when he returns to Larch Valley with a prosthetic and a chip on his shoulder the size of the Rockies. Even if it means being paired up with him at the wedding. Noah isn't in the mood for help, but it's hard to resist the beautiful Lily, especially when she refuses to feel sorry for him. Sympathy is the last thing he needs, and being with her makes him feel alive again. What Noah really needs is a purpose-and when an opportunity arises for him to return to the military, he starts to see a future with Lily, too. But is Lily ready to step away from her carefully built life into an uncertain future?

The tale of Cece and Vincenzo, two people forced into a marriage who certainly loved each other. (This was written in literally 2 and a half weeks but I love it sm lmao)

After two accidents left two teenagers amputees, they find that working together is their best option. Zachary and Mila are going through the same journey. They have the same struggles. Through

This is a captivating (hopefully) story about a girl named Victoria who is having a very traumatic life. Will people still like her? Will she be able to survive the end of high school? Will anyone find out her deepest darkest secrets?

Harlow Reaves has spent her entire life on the ice. Hockey was never just a sport - it was her identity, her future, the only thing she ever needed. So when she's suddenly forced to walk away from the game, she's left with a terrifying question: who is she without it? With no close friends, no hobbies, and nothing outside the rink to hold onto, Harlow finds herself completely unmoored. Then there's Lotte Myers-Hill - her infuriatingly loud, sharp-tongued teammate with messy black hair and a talent for getting under Harlow's skin. Lotte seems fearless, the kind of person who takes up space without apologising for it. But the more Harlow sees the girl behind the bravado, the more she uncovers the cracks beneath the performance - the hidden hurt, the secrets, the loneliness that looks a little too familiar. And for the first time in her life, Harlow begins to wonder if maybe she doesn't have to lose herself alone.

Standing among the flowers, the rain was a symphony in the background to the soundtrack of their lives. He met her by chance, on the earliest cusp of fall, where the air grew cold and the clothing warm. She was a reckoning he'd never forget, with a name like ambrosia upon his lips - Aster. Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLodv6UH9j8AKsedxgvh-074b0FVsklu6O Cover art credits go to their ORIGINAL artist.

Two mismatched individuals meet unexpectedly. What follows is a night of exploration and self-discovery that neither one expected.

It was a summer day like any other when Skylar lost zir arm to the accident. It was a summer day like any other when Audrey developed PTSD. And every day after that of the autumn, winter, and spring was a day like any other, too: except to two teenagers, whose lives would never be the same. cw: car accident, loss of limb/amputation, physical and mental trauma, blood, bullying, misgendering (accidental and intentional), ptsd, ableism, transphobia, internalized acephobia

After getting in a car crash that ended in his mother's death and him being left orphaned and missing half of his left leg. Harley Kenner is adopted by his old friend Tony Stark. Not to long after he was adopted Tony took in another orphan by the name of Peter Parker, but most know him as Spider-Man.

Yuna is taking college as her chance to finally overcome the trauma of her past. To become comfortable in being feminine, to slowly get over her fear of guys. Riven, is everything she is trying to avoid. Loud, drunk, a player, someone who would rather ignore his problems than fix them. But what should she do when he asks her to be his fake girlfriend for the night? Will she be able to separate reality from a game? Or will she fall? Highest ranking: #1 in beforeyouexit

Wendy Parker is a little girl with no left foot. She loves to run, but can't do much. She knows that she is not different from any other girl her age. Kids can find inspirational from this poem. I hope. *** I wrote this for my English assignment and I thought why not show everybody else. Please give honest feedback.

Myra, a 16-year-old girl, is an amputee and she gets harassed daily at school simply because of her leg. She believes that reality doesn't like her, so she decides to find friends who love her for who she is to prove it wrong.

Found in a trash can behind a bar in Albania, going from fated orphan to being the by three killers, Elira Hoxha is the treasure of the top tier hitman group Odd. Elira Hoxha The only problem with living with a privately contracted hitman group is that you never get to stay in one place long enough to make friends, so thank the skies for online school. Don't get me wrong, my family is smart and all but they can be a tad chaotic. ODD is a special legacy that they want me to carry on so why shouldn't I? Alex Farelli, Second son of the Farelli crime family with no expectations to take over, living under the roof of the cruel don, unknown to the world, with his only connection to the outside the sky that garden walls couldn't cover. Things were okay at Farelli house, until my father comes home angry and loathing everything, whether it had a pulse or not. He broke a part of me, dragged me away from my only friends and locked me up inside this prison he called home, because his son, a Farelli, is a cripple. He arranged for everything to be done inside the house, away from prying eyes. My world was dust and dirt, until she laughed.

"A nyphomanic, badass and amputee walk into a bar."

These are just writing exercises from Senior year. I thought I did really well, and at the very least some of them are interesting.

When 18 year old Emily Leigh Warren suffers from a tragic car accident, she learns that her forearm must be amputated. Now, along with the obvious physical limitations, she suffers from anxiety and bouts of depression. Not to mention she still has to choose a college to go to and be there for her recently widowed sister. When a blog post she wrote about the incident goes viral, she not only learns what the world's perception of the disabled community is, but she also learns who is truly on her side.