Chemo Stories

Ten years of marriage. A beautiful son. A life they built together. To everyone around them, Ethan and Amy Vale looked like the perfect family. But behind closed doors, love had quietly faded into routine, silence, and emotional distance. And somewhere along the way, Ethan stopped seeing the woman who had stood beside him through every struggle, every sacrifice, and every dream. Now, he believes he has found happiness in someone else. So one night, he finally tells his wife the words that shatter their world. "I want a divorce." But instead of begging him to stay, Amy makes one final request: For the next thirty days, before their marriage officially ends, Ethan must carry her from their bedroom to the front door every morning-just like he carried her across the threshold on their wedding day. At first, the request feels absurd. Then uncomfortable. Then painfully familiar. Because with every passing morning, Ethan begins to remember the woman he once loved... and the marriage he slowly neglected. What he doesn't know is that Amy has been hiding a heartbreaking secret-one that will change everything he thought he knew about love, marriage, and the vows he was ready to break. And by the time he realizes the truth... it may already be too late. Copyright © 2026 by SAPPHIREHAVEN | All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, or stored in any form or by any means, whether electronic or mechanical, without the prior written permission of the author. NO PLAGIARISM! Please respect the hard work, creativity, and originality of the author. 🤍 Started: May 31, 2016 - 3:00 pm Completed: May 20, 2026

At just twenty-five years old, Nathan Luke has lived a full life-too full, too fast. A former JV baseball pitcher turned dedicated NYPD Grand Larceny Detective, Nathan is accustomed to solving puzzles and chasing down criminals. But he is currently losing the only fight that matters: a stage 4 lung cancer diagnosis that has given him a terminal timeline. Two years post-divorce, Nathan's world revolves around his five-year-old son, Milo. Nathan is desperate to reconnect with him, wanting to make the most of the limited time he has left, yet he is battling the agonizing gap that time and separation have created. Compounding his pain is his ex-wife, twenty-four-year-old Ella Luke, who has moved on with twenty-three-year-old Victor Roy. Nathan is forced to navigate his relationship with Ella and accept Victor's presence in Milo's life while simultaneously trying to build lasting memories with his son before it is too late. If anyone sees this story being plagiarized by someone else, please send me a quick message as soon as possible. I do not tolerate plagiarism at all, and I will sue whoever is responsible for stealing my work. © 2025 Rebecca Clark. All Rights Reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any manner without the prior permission of the author, except for the brief description of the book in a book review.

Alpha King Hallin Monroe has been looking for his mate for a very long time. At the age of 28, King Hallin hears about an Alphas daughter with terminal cancer. It is rare for a werewolf to get cancer but it happens. Losing his mum to cancer and seeing her go through the pain and side affects chemo gave her. Alpha Hallin sympathised with the poor werewolf girl, so he set off to find her and wish her all his best. What he didn't know was that this poor girl was his mate. Imagine his surprise.

Jade is in her last year of school. It's suppose to be the best time of her life. But Jade knows with out a doubt she has cancer and her dreams will never happen. At the same time Devon is experiencing some scary health issues. Jade and Devon has a crush on the other, but neither is aware until their sickness pushes them together. But will they let their love bloom? Or will it die with them? Or will the club Chemo Buddies save their lives?

Synopsis: The gamble factor for creating cellular breakdown in the lungs among smokers is 25% more prominent than those individuals that don't smoke. Stopping smoking is no simple undertaking. Be that as it may, there is an overflow of help and backing alongside smoking end items to assist you with succeeding. There are a different gamble factors that are connected to cellular breakdown in the lungs. The most widely recognized referred to causes are as per the following: Cigarette Smoking Cigarette smoking is likely the most firmly related connection to creating cellular breakdown in the lungs. An individual who smokes two packs or a greater amount of cigarettes each day has a one out of seven possibility creating cellular breakdown in the lungs. Those that smoke one bunch of cigarettes each day have a 25 times more noteworthy possibility creating cellular breakdown in the lungs than a non-smoker. Likewise, those individuals that smoke a line or stogie have a five times more prominent possibility creating cellular breakdown in the lungs than a non-smoker. The gamble of creating cellular breakdown in the lungs increments with the quantity of cigarettes smoked over your lifetime. Cigarette smoking harms the cells in your lungs. The second you quit smoking, your lungs start mending themselves, supplanting harmed cells with solid, typical cells. Your gamble of creating cellular breakdown in the lungs starts diminishing very quickly when you quit smoking. Each year that you don't smoke, your possibilities creating cellular breakdown in the lungs drop further. By the fifteenth year, your possibilities creating cellular breakdown in the lungs are about equivalent to those of a never smoked. individual. Handed-down cigarette smoke Otherwise called uninvolved smoking, individuals presented to handed-down cigarette smoke consistently will have a higher gamble of creating cellular breakdown in the lungs, regardless of whether they smoke themselves.

Does having cancer make you stronger? Aurora Lovely doesn't know. Well, maybe of you make it. Does having a mom who treats cancer patients make you stronger? Adam Cross thinks so. Well, if you're around the patients. Just a little girl when her father left her and her mother, Aurora is wary of men. Especially ones like Adam. Adam, for some reason, hates cancer patients. He thinks that ,Wayne it's the small of death that lingers on them, when deep down, he knows he's afraid of them. Until he meets Aurora.

Once I started writing this the words just came to me. It's a little dark and kind of true about some personal experiences. I hope you all enjoy!!

She was different. He was normal. She had a life long disease. He had allergies. She spent hours at the hospital. He spent hours wondering if she was okay. Lindsey Shepard and Dylan Porter were newly found friends. Dylan moved to Florida from California and Lindsey never left Florida. And now she thinks she never will... On December 21st, Lindsey was admitted to the hospital. Doctors told her she could've had leukemia or renal failure. But it was Lupus Erythematosus, an auto-immune disease. Dylan was there and he wouldn't leave her side, even when she was admitted for the second time. He held her hand through everything and gave her a shoulder to cry on, helping her wipe her tears. This is a story filled with hospital trips, tears, love, being scared, and doing the inevitable.

Relapsed with leukemia. Currently undergoing treatment. I will be using this book as a place where I can write down things during my cancer journey; and one day, hopefully look back at this, and see how far I've come.

Highest ranking #1 in Osteosarcoma. #1 in chemotherapy. #2 in chemo.] At the age of thirteen, Kenneth Adams, a formerly popular football player, was diagnosed with Metastatic Osteosarcoma, or bone cancer, which had spread. After an intense battle, he is finally hoping to end the full war against a body that turned against him. He is attempting to cope with his new-found perspective. One with his family, friends, and himself. "We are not invincible. We would all love to think we are, but we aren't. So, we make up people that are. Someone helpful, powerful, and strong. Someone who can't be killed. Like Superman. That is, until 1943, in "The Meteor from Krypton," when a green space-rock was introduced as his weakness. One that drains his superhuman abilities. My weakness is a lot less badass." [by the author of "A Freak's Journal"]

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The thing about a hospital is most of the time if you make friends either they are going to die. Or you are going to die. But it's life so this is the story of me and my 4 best friends. Who've lived in a big hospital for 5+ years for various reasons. So welcome to our lives. (If you want everyday posts check out our insta @livingbut_not)

Bellona Dunfrey, had a short battle with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia or CLL, a few years back. After having a surgery that promised to rid of it, she has never felt better. Having the fear of death thrown in her face and getting it removed, she decided to make the most of her cancer-free life by living in the moment, while holding onto a piece of it. However she soon realizes happiness comes with a price. Brayden Fuller, an avid photographer, takes interest in Bellona after seeing her photos. He has Oste-cliesierosys (OT-YS)**, which is a form of eye cancer that will eventually cause him to go blind. Besides seeing life through his eye, he has a strong passion for the capability to see it through the eye of a camera. Although rough around the edges, he's really not as bad as he pretends to be. **This type of cancer is completely fiction based.

Elaine Clark is 17, and lives in a hospital because she has stage three leukemia. Not only that, she's an orphan, her parents died when she was fifteen in a car accident that she was also in. After two years of living in a hospital and having foster parents come in and out of her life. She decides to run and finds herself back where she started. The emergency room. But something is different this time... she is sad, she hasn't been this sad in a while, but what is different? She sees a man next to her screaming in pain. And his worried and frantic friends try to console him the man has broken his back. She starts to realize she's not sad for him, she's not feeling in the slightest bit empathetic... she feels....lonely. "It's going to be ok Sam" the man's friend says. Disclaimer imma be honest a lot of this is gonna be wrong medically if u would like to correct me in the comments feel free to, this is very dramatized and there is no smut (I just feel uncomfortable writing that stuff) it is a live story Between Elaine and Colby brock just in case I were wondering :) also a lot is shifted in the sams Broken back story including they're ages Sam is 20 Colby is 19

Prompt/Day 12 of 12 Days of Writing 2020 A mother just got the worst news of her life... Her baby boy is dying soon... But thats not all, he probably won't make it to Christmas. What will they do? What will happen? Find out!