Chronicallyill Stories

Flatline Intransitive Verb 1 a: to register on an electronic monitor as having no brain waves or heartbeat b: to die 2 a: to be in a state of no progress or advancement b: to come to an end ----------------------- Han Jisung has agoraphobia. He never thought he would make friends or fall in love. Then he met Lee Minho. Minho had a heart condition, something with a fancy name that made his heart work too hard. They were a match made in heaven, two kids that no one wanted to be friends with over something they couldn't control. But how will Jisung cope when Minho isn't there for him anymore? How is Jisung supposed to go on without the person who was always there for him no matter what? Or Minho dies from his chronic illness and Jisung is forced to move on without him. (If you're looking for the alternate ending it'll be posted separately)

**my first book, so please be nice The story of the life of a chronically ill girl

Albedo Kreideprinz is a renowned doctor in the Teyvat City Hospital and has treated many patients. One day he learns that his brother Matrix has been admitted after having a coughing fit and passing out with a massive fever and is assigned to treat him. But nobody's been able to find out what Matrix's disease and so Albedo has to just be brave and care for his brother as both a brother and a doctor. But for now Matrix is chronically ill.

Hello! This is my story about living being chronically ill in a very ablest society. Feel free to ask any questions, I am open to answer any!

Why me? Why do I have to have Hyper-mobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS), Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS), Gastroparesis, Intestinal Dysmotility, Craniocervical Instability (CCI), Endometriosis, Tourette's (Tourette Syndrome), Autism, ADHD, Mental Illnesses, and an assortment of other challenging things. My story and how I'm overcoming obstacles.

Miriam Anderson's life was spent performing, both for fun and to rack up money to save their cancer-stricken dad and her chronically ill best friend. All hope is lost when Miriam's mom decides to walk out for another man and their dad becomes too ill to take care of Miriam on his own. Well, all hope is lost until one day...

yet another poem about being ill

A poem for the chronically ill.

The sky is pretty, even at the end of the day

About a kid telling a hospital room how it saw her

Todoroki stumbled on something he wasn't meant to see. Class 1-A gains an older brother figure. Dabi is so done with everything, he didn't sign up to babysit kids or deal with a messy family reunion.

A diary of sorts about my life being a chronically ill high school student searching for a diagnosis.

Some nights feel heavier than the other. like the air itself is too much to carry. So she writes. Between quiet and unfinished days, she fills pages with things that dont ache. Ink become her quiet rebellion, spilling places where nothing fallters. where endings are far more kinder than beginnings ( i wrote this from my childhood note bookˏ₍•ɞ•₎ˎ) Its compelitely a fiction

Where do they go? Girls have gone missing for years in the small town of Dilmon, Washington. They turn 18, and no one ever sees them again. No one seems knows what happens to the girls, or so they say. Eden Viserou has 1 month until she turns 18 and is determined to figure out where all these girls have disappeared to. Her best friend Heather has recently been a victim of this strange phenomenon, and Eden refuses to to accept that she's gone forever. This town is hiding something huge and she's determined to find out what. With the clock ticking down to her 18th birthday will she discover the truth? Or go missing like all those before her. Join Eden on this journey discover the truth, not only about the missing but herself and who she is meant to be. note from the author: so I started writing this when I was around 15 and starting to experience chronic health issues. Not only was I obsessed with werewolf books but I never saw any book character going through what I was. I started writing this to see myself. I'm 19 now and have found books and a community to support me. Though there isn't much written it still brings me joy and hopefully I will start writing more of it soon❤️.

will update occasionally, personal log over chronic illness because I want to scream into the void and complain about my stupid doctors (girlboss in the cover is kurtis)

A short story about my day to day life usually is as a teenager living with chiari malformation

Being chronically ill sucks. Coping with it can be very hard. If you're -in any way- chronically ill, you probably know what I'm talking about. I want to take you with me while being on this journey. I'm honestly struggling and fighting. I wanna spread awareness and I also wanna show chronically ill and struggling people that they're not alone. I dedicate this to all young chronically ill people out there, that are struggling. You are not alone.

This is just if people have questions about my diabetes or anything related to that.

going through hell and back, she refuses to give up hope. read about the story of a girl going through hell more than once. based on the truth.