Lupus Stories

Binta Shuga had everything a girl could dream of. The only daughter of one of Nigeria's most powerful politicians, she grew up between the quiet luxury of London and the elite circles of Abuja.A law student with beauty, intelligence, and influence, she looks like a girl who has everything. But behind the perfection is a life shaped by pressure-family duty, cultural expectations, arranged paths, betrayal, heartbreak, and the constant battle between tradition and modernity. Every step she takes is watched. Every choice she makes is already judged.🍯 Then she meets Yasser. A northern prince who walked away from royalty, refusing the weight of a crown he never wanted. Now a clinical cardiology researcher. He is calm, playful, and persistent in a way that unsettles her. The kind of man who smiles through pain and refuses to let go once he decides you matter. He is everything she should avoid. And everything she cannot ignore. What starts as dislike slowly becomes the kind of love that ruins everything before it ever feels like salvation.📚 . Sit tight-because everything in Binta Shuga's life is about to fall apart. And this story? It's nothing like the ones you've heard before.

A book on physical disabilities with information, symptoms, treatment, and more. I am not a medical professional, and this book is NOT meant to be used to self-diagnose. I am simply a person with a special interest in disabilities and psychology. This book is part of a series.

TWO HEARTS BEYOND LUPUS "For years, I hid my illness as if it were a fault. Then my body stopped asking for permission to collapse." Illness is weakness. Vulnerability is a sin. Lorelai Rinaldi grew up with these rules carved into her skin. To avoid being a burden to anyone, she learned to smile, hide the pain, and carry everything on her own shoulders. She hid her Lupus from everyone: her teammates, her university, even Luca-the brilliant, confident man she married to prove to the world (and herself) that she could have a "normal" life. But invisible illnesses don't stay in the dark forever. When her body gives out and the perfect fairytale she built shatters to pieces, Lorelai finds herself in a hospital bed. And right there in the clinic corridors, her past comes knocking. Damiano isn't just a doctor. He is the only one who, when she was just fourteen, held her hand and looked at her without judgment. Today he is back, ready to fight by her side, showing her that true healing isn't erasing the illness, but finding someone who isn't afraid to stay through the storm. Will Lorelai manage to shed her armor and let herself be loved for who she truly is... butterfly rash included? ✨ What you'll find in this story: 🩺 Doctor x Patient Reunion 💔 Emotional & Deep (A real story, free from chronic illness cliches) 🌧️ Marriage in Crisis & Self-Discovery (A journey toward true identity) 🔥 Slow Burn & Emotional Connection (Love, care, support, and rebirth) 📖 Written by someone with real-life experience living with a chronic condition. A deeply moving read for anyone who loves heartfelt stories that heal the soul.

Hallie knows two things for certain: she's running out of time, and Jack Collins loves her anyway. After six years of chronic illness, hospital rooms have started to feel more familiar than home. But Hallie refuses to spend what's left of her life waiting around to be sad about it. So she makes a bucket list instead, filling her days with road trips, late-night adventures, terrible jokes, and every beautiful thing she can still hold onto. And somehow, through all of it, Jack never lets go of her hand. But as Hallie's health begins to decline, both of them are forced to face the question they've been avoiding for years: How do you keep loving someone when you know you might lose them? Is This The End? is a deeply emotional romance about faith, grief, chronic illness, and the kind of love that stays, even when everything else is falling apart.

Coming Home. Unfinished Love. And the Past that Refuses to Stay Buried. When Ria ran from Doylestown the day of her graduation, she swore she'd never look back. Small town Pennsylvania had been too full of expectations-too many ghosts, and two boys she never could've picked between. She built a new life in Mobile, Alabama instead-one quiet, anonymous, and entirely hers. But sometimes inspiration cruelly remembers the places a writer desperately tried to forget. Fresh faced and yearning for home, Ria returns to Doylestown for the first time in years without expectation. She's surprised by her old life still hanging around her shoulder. She doesn't expect Reed-her childhood best friend with storm soft eyes and a gentle devotion that used to feel like fate. And she definitely doesn't expect Damien-the tortured boy who saw everything and understood too much. Both of them were just boys when she left, but now they're gorgeous, evolved versions of the men she once knew. Both of them still remember how it feels to be left behind by her. With old wounds reopening and new emotions sparking, Ria learns what it's like to be torn between two lovers: between comfort and combustion, safety and risk, what was and what could be. Reed is safe familiar ground. Damien is thrilling and new. But Ria... She isn't the girl who ran away. She's a young woman finally ready to learn what she's been trying to forget all along-if only she'll let herself admit it: she didn't just leave town without looking back. She left them. Old feelings reignited, long kept secrets loosened, and a haunting past stirring awake around her, Ria must learn whether she's strong enough to stand her ground and try again at love... or if she's still running. A Southern slow burn, angst fueled love triangle about second chances at love, found family, and never letting go of the people who matter most.

starry nights are too much of a temptation for anyone to resist. #229 Short Story 5-16-15

When a night of trick-or-treating goes horribly wrong, Melanie and Kevin discover that not all is as it seems.

Chronic Pain changes people, always remember to be kind.

Willard and Xavier are two gay men in 1700s Panama. They have a young daughter named June and are trying to keep their relationship a secret while raising June. They are enemies in public, lovers in private. This is set in Panama. (I'm posting works with my characters based off of prompts, today's prompt was "Write a story with a first or last kiss")

I live in a time where my generation is deemed the laziest the world has ever seen. Entitled, unappreciative and lacking the work ethic of those before us.  This is my story and I am not the sole exception to the millennial rule.  Here is but one account of the many hardworking, innovative and inspiring twenty-somethings out there today.

Meet serenity Lupus' offspring, able to take the form of a wolf. She helps wolfs like Zinnia, a grey-white fur wolf pup,who is fed up about her pack always causing war with other wolf packs. Join them as they try to stop the packs from fighting and start... The Age of Peace. And yes this is a series

Bagaimana kalau sejak awal, kita memang tidak pernah ditakdirkan bersatu? Pertemuan kita hanyalah konspirasi alam. Atau mungkin memang kita hanya diijinkan untuk mengkisahkan sebuah kenangan? Harusnya sejak awal kamu tidak perlu mengenalku. Seharusnya, aku bisa lebih pandai menjaga hati. Memang berpisah sudah menjadi suratan Kita bisa apa?

The memories we have make us the people we are today. These are my memories. A part of who I am. Enjoy ^^

It all started at an 80's themed Welcome to the Neighborhood party... Five women... One Book Club... Nothing bad can happen.... Right? Each member is dealing with something: a health issue, relationship problems, racism, losing a loved one, and even being quarantined together, etc. But despite their differences and struggles, they all come together to read a classic series: The Baby-sitters Club!.. What could possibly go wrong? Told from the perspective of each Book Club member.

My name is Josie Sanders and I'm dead. At the age of 16 I found out that I had something called Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. It's a life threatening illness and at the age of 19, I died. However, when I found out about it, I wrote a bucket list of things I wanted to do, and Dylan Thompson, the love of my life, helped me complete it.