Breastcancer Stories

*Thirteen, With No Goodbye* is a raw and unflinching exploration of loss, resilience, and the haunting echoes of grief that stretch across a lifetime. At just 10 years old, I stood in the shadow of a devastating truth: my mother had breast cancer. In the pages of this book, I open the doors to my deepest memories, revealing the trauma of that moment and the years that followed. Through vivid recollections, I take you through the moments I never wanted to remember, the pain I tried to bury, and the confusion of losing my mother at the tender age of 13, in 7th grade, when life felt as though it was just beginning to unfold. Her battle with cancer was not just hers; it became mine, and the lives of my seven sisters who were left behind to pick up the shattered pieces of a family we didn't know how to rebuild. This is not just the story of my mother's illness or her death. It is the story of how I learned to carry a grief that never truly left me, how I struggled to find my place in a world that felt colder, emptier, and more uncertain without her. Even at 29 years old, the weight of that trauma remains-woven into the fabric of my life in ways I never imagined. The grief still lingers, and the scars still ache. In *Thirteen, With No Goodbye*, I delve deep into the psychological and emotional aftermath of growing up with the specter of loss. I recount how my mother's death changed me forever, how it reshaped my understanding of love, family, and identity. This is a journey of healing and remembering-of facing the wounds that remain open and tender, even all these years later. Through these pages, I hope to connect with others who have experienced similar pain, to remind them that they are not alone in the struggle to move forward while still carrying the weight of what was lost. My mother may be gone, but her memory lives on in every word, every tear, every part of me that still carries her love-and in that, there is hope.

Gwenyth "Winnie" Rees has survived cancer, a car crash, and being close friends with Tony Stark. She considers herself a bit of a badass. But we all know, nothing good happens to an 'ass. After finally being decreed 'cancer free,' three things in quick succession quickly turn Winnie's life on its head: 1) Tony goes missing. 2) A suspicious shop injury. 3) Tony returns. (also on my ao3 account)

Everybody knows that one day, you yourself will die.But thing is, would it be early? or at the right time? People can't say how, when, where will you die. But before that time comes, I wanna be with you, 'till the end.

Bree Thompson is a strong and independent girl. Maybe a little too independent. Especially at school where she avoids everyone and everyone avoids her. Anyone who crosses her path is sure to be looking for trouble. But one day a peculiar boy comes into her life, and her story takes a big turn. Jaxon Cree is the optimistic boy who is always looking for the light in the dark and constantly striving to help his peers. When he crosses Bree's path one day and faces her wrath, he makes a decision to help her. Even though he doesn't know how much that affects his own story. But remember, there is always some light in the dark, and some dark in the light.

Sharing my story of the loss of my mother who was my best friend in the world through the stages of grief from the age of 14 when I lost her up to the age I am now of 35. I am hopeful that my words will help someone or resonate with them just enough to not feel alone.

This story tells of one day within the ever shortening life of Katheryn Sanchez who has been diagnosed with breast cancer only months before her mother died of the same disease. Now she has only her father and her best friend to accommodate for her meager life.

Raven Foster is getting over Cancer and is fighting for it one day at a time. She's badass, rebellious, mysterious and does not fit in. Junior year will leave its scars. Will Raven hide them or embrace them? Or will someone have to teach her to love herself? Griffin has come back to Miami after five years. He has nothing figured out. Nothing except Raven. She's great at hiding but when it comes to him she's not able to hide anymore. She's bad, he's bad but they both have hearts made of gold. Will they create a spark or burn trying? The story of a girl who doesn't recognize her bravery. Yet. ... "Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward. And while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do. ― Steve Jobs" I say to him. I deliver it in a way that makes it powerful. I stress and pause. I was always good at public speaking, sometimes it came to use. Some Mature Content read at your own risk. All Rights Reserved. Copyright: © Genesis_writes 2018. All Rights Reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods. Translation of this text to other languages is also strictly prohibited.

This story is a book of slam poetry. I'm not new to slam poetry. I just decided to show some of my creations. Hope you like them! Don't forget to comment, follow me, and vote so this collection will be noticed!

This is my first book please share your thoughts it is based on a true story just different names and stuff

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At 36, like most people I was focusing on raising my children and building a career when I received devastating news that my mother was diagnosed with Breast Cancer and had a little over 6 months to live. Several months later while assisting in caring for my dying mother, I found out that I too had breast cancer. A couple of months after my diagnosis, one of my sisters was also diagnosed with Breast Cancer. All in the same year! I was assisting in caring for my dying mother, sister, and staying strong as a mother, wife, daughter, and sister while fighting the hardest battle of my life. A few days after my reconstructive surgery, and when I'd thought I'd be able to live life again, I received devastating news that my father was diagnosed with prostate cancer. When I was going through this storm it was hard to fathom being on the other side. No one could have ever prepared me for this storm. In this book, you will remember the importance of keeping the faith in the midst of the storm. Knowing that God was in control kept me pushing when I was weak. I stand here today thanking God that my father, my two sisters, and I are all survivors. My mom was not healed on earth but I like to believe that she is healed in Heaven.

A troubled modern-day teenage boy finds his self-worth and courage when he's suddenly transported to an alternate magical world.