Chronicallyill Stories

A story about a suicidal vampire trying everything to be rid of his immortality and a chronically ill human fighting for life Is love really strong enough to save two dying souls one mentally the other medically TW Depression Suicide Self harm

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

I am a chronically ill and disabled 20 year old. These are my thoughts, feelings, and my journey regarding my health.

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

What happens when someone has a mysterious illness? Alex thought that doctor's would be searching for an answer, but she finds that no one cares about her illness. Rylee is a strange person on the other side of a screen. She has given up on a diagnosis after doctors telling her that she's making up everything. They met on discord, in a group chat about chronic illnesses. They support each other with their illnesses, but will that support be enough? After all, how can someone heal when the problem is unknown?

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

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

a collection of poems about chronic illness.

This job is killing her. She knows it. Her roommate knows it. But despite all he says, she doesn't feel like leaving is an option, not really. He doesn't get it. He's never felt the way she does, never been in the same situations, inhabited the same rat bodymind. But he just might be the thing to keep her alive.

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!

Most 22-year-olds think they're indestructible. Aideen however, the youngest sister of Niall Horan, has known her entire life that she in very, very DEstructable. Born with Cystic Fibrosis, Aideen struggles daily to keep up with her healthy peers. After graduating college and barely surviving an infection that lands her in a grueling 6-month stay in hospital, Aideen admits she's no longer able to care for herself the way she used to. Always the considerate older brother, Niall insists she move in with him. But when Niall's work calls him to a week away in prep for his upcoming tour, Aideen finds herself in the care of the one person she least expected- her brother's former bandmate Harry Styles. Author's Note: This is my first attempt at fanfiction. I tried to make the story line as realistic as possible because it's based on my personal struggle with illness and self-worth. Don't be turned away by that though, it's still goopy romantic and soft. #1 in Chronic Illness 3/11/2020 #1 in 1D 4/12/2020 #2 in Cystic Fibrosis 8/13/2020 #6 in One Direction 3/12/2020 #13 in Harry Styles 3/12/2020

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.

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.

About a kid telling a hospital room how it saw her

Hi! I'm Alana, and I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. Ehlers Danlos Syndrome is a connective tissue disorder, which basically means the stuff that's supposed to hold me together, doesn't. So I dislocate joints, can bend every joint in my body way further than it's supposed to bend, and I can twist into almost impossible shapes. But it's not all party tricks and painful dislocations, there's a lot in between. This is my life with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome.