Chronicillness Stories

At eighteen, everyone takes the Match Test - a government-mandated exam that pairs submissives with their destined Dominant(s) for life. Fiercely independent and stubborn to her core, Sage never imagined her results would shatter her carefully guarded world. Diagnosed with nothing, but suffering daily from unexplained burning pain, dizziness, and sensory overload, Sage has learned to survive alone. Doctors have only ever dismissed her. But when her Match Test assigns her to four dominant physicians - each powerful, skilled, and intimately trained to care for a sub like her - Sage is forced to confront the very people she fears most. As her new Doms work to uncover the hidden illness stealing her strength, Sage must navigate a tangled dance of trust, submission, medical vulnerability, and the overwhelming fear of losing herself in their care. Pain has always been her enemy. Now, she must decide if love - messy, terrifying, and painfully real - is worth the risk. Perfect for readers who crave slow-burn medical D/s, complex disability representation, protective dominance, and fierce heroines who refuse to bow easily.

She knew she was sick. Her doctors knew she was sick. But the one person meant to protect her never believed the treatment. When her mum chooses a new life over listening to medical advice, she's sent to live with her step-brother - the boy she grew up with, the one person who couldn't say no. At his flat, recovery comes slowly, measured in salt packets, careful steps, and days where standing still feels like success. When circumstances force him back to work, help comes from an unexpected place: a friend who asks questions, learns the condition, and stays - not because he has to, but because he wants to. Measured in Salt is a slow-burn chronic illness story about PoTS, medical neglect, learning to trust treatment, and the quiet kind of love that grows through care, patience, and choice.

** This book is now fully edited and completed, and it's available on Kindle as an Ebook and as hard copies for a limited time. The full book will take an entire year to release on here and will not be edited any further. If you'd like to read the entire completed book and all the bonus material and bonus chapter, please go find the link to it on my page** Harrison Redwood has a big heart and an even bigger piece of secluded mountainside territory that he routinely opens to all that need a peaceful home... His pack more than happy to welcome in more than one packless shifter. So it should be no surprise when he gets a call from the Omega Registry, the foundation created to make sure that the gentle wolves that sometimes get abandoned for one reason or the other all get matched with Packs who are willing and able to open up their territories and homes to give them shelter, that he shows no hesitation taking on an omega with no other place to turn to... And that he does it with a smile... Not understanding that this time, the new pack member he's welcomed is so much more than he ever bargained for.

As Frozen ended for the fourth time that day, Scout let out a whimper and curled himself further into Kai. They rubbed gentle circles on his back before telling him that it was time to head up to bed. When they went to pick him up to carry him upstairs, Scout screamed in pain and they suddenly noticed how warm his little body felt and grabbed the thermometer to check his temperature again. "Shit," they muttered as the thermometer beeped, alerting them of his rising fever. "102.3? How did I not realize it was getting this high?"

**Crossposted on AO3** "Kid," Tony whispers from his place in the line of groomsmen, kicking his heel softly. "You okay?" "Y-yeah," he whispers, not wanting to take the attention on the altar away from May. May's always made everything about Peter. Always. And that fact only intensified after his type one diabetes diagnosis three months ago. But today? Today is about May. About Happy. About the two of them choosing each other and being happy together, and Peter has done everything he can think of to keep his diabetes and his tendency to be an absolute klutz from interfering with that fact. "I now pronounce you husband and wife. You may kiss the bride," the officiant announces, the small crowd cheering as May and Happy kiss. Peter smiles and claps, feels his body sway a bit and blinks his eyes as he steadies himself. He's fine. Dexcom says he's fine. He's fine. The second the wedding party enters the coolness of the air-conditioned venue, he grabs a glass of water, but it shakes in his hand, splashes a bit on the floor. For what isn't a blood sugar issue, this sure as hell feels like one.

After ten years, Fynegan Ashmore is finally returning home. Not with the medal he promised. Not with the acclaim to his name that he spent most of his life working towards. Instead with a severely damaged ACL, his dreams shattered, and absolutely nothing to look forward to. With a family that he had all but stopped speaking to, friends that he all but tossed to the side, stuck in a town that he spent most of his life trying to escape from. He's burnt so many bridges in his climb to the top. He can only hope that time can heal all wounds... Even when his own have never stopped throbbing.

Please read book one first 'The Lie He Thought I Told' Ava and Liam finally have a place of their own. No shouting. No threats. No walking on eggshells. Just two people learning how to breathe again - together. Ava is still navigating life with PoTS, dizzy mornings, fainting spells, and all the fear that comes with a body she can't always control. Liam is learning how to heal from years of being told he's a burden, a mistake, and a problem to be fixed. In their new apartment, they learn new routines: salt shots, grounding techniques, whispered check-ins, rules made with care, mornings where Liam is soft and nights where Ava is brave. Here, they build safety. Here, they build trust. Here... they learn how to breathe in a life that was never kind to either of them. Book Two is a story about healing, choosing each other, building a home, and finding love in the quiet moments where the world finally stops spinning.

Ludwig enjoyed living far from others. He enjoyed his only company being his 8 dogs. He enjoyed writing and Disney movies. ~ Feliciano enjoyed living with his twin brother and his boyfriend. He enjoyed long walks with Noodle, his seeing eye dog. He enjoyed painting and baking. ~ Feliciano was desperate to never be alone, Ludwig was afraid of being close to anyone. Feliciano felt like a burden, Ludwig questioned his worth. Feliciano had nightmares, Ludwig never slept. Feliciano believed no one could love him, Ludwig feared someone loving him.

Osamu has gastroparesis and doesn't want to admit he's scared, but Atsumu wants to make sure he'll be okay. It shouldn't matter right? He'll be okay after awhile Includes sakuatsu and osasuna Really sorry if I got anything wrong, I tried doing as much research as I could and I personally have a chronic disorder, but I was born with it so I don't really know how diagnosing works and stuff, really sorry again

Jaehyun is Taeyongs caregiver, because he has a lot of chronic illnesses. !Fluff overload! Dom-Jaehyun Sub- Taeyong

She looks fine on the outside. But inside, she's carrying a quiet storm. Living with a chronic illness no one can see, Amina learns to navigate a life full of missed moments, aching silence, and the weight of being misunderstood. But even as her body slows her down, something deeper begins to grow-resilience, reflection, and a strength the world often overlooks. This is not just a story about pain. It's about what pain couldn't take-hope, identity, and the courage to keep going. Told through stillness, strength, and soft moments of prayer, What the Pain Couldn't Take is a story of healing for anyone who's ever felt broken, tired, or left behind.

don't judge, wrote this at 2.am, might delete later

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.

A Pop Punk Parody Fanfiction: Book One You've heard of The Fault in Our Stars, now be prepared for The Bullshit in Our Horoscopes. A pop punk romance where The Fault In Our Stars meets Warped Tour. Starring: As It Is, Set It Off, Waterparks, We The Kings, and more. I don't know why I originally wrote this, but now it is revised and sucks less. As It Is are about to go on the last full cross country run of Vans Warped Tour and, they could not be more excited. A whole summer spent playing shows and hanging with good friends in other bands. Patty Walters couldn't wait for this Summer, especially since he is so sure this is going to be his last Summer alive. Ronnie Ish decides to prove Patty wrong and show him why he should live life like there is no tomorrow while also having the energy to continue living another day. He goes on to prove why life is worth living and how you are never truly alone in this world, even if it means reliving painful parts from his past. Maybe life isn't so bad. A story of multiple adventures filled with positivity and life's curveballs. Tour is something extraordinary and this year, 2018, will be one that they remember forever and always.

Teo Hallberg returned to Gothenburg chasing a comeback that no longer felt like his. Once the NHL's golden boy, now he's fighting through injuries, bad press, and the quiet weight of depression he won't admit to anyone. Liv has built her career on control, hiding her battle with Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension behind professionalism and strict boundaries. The last thing she needs is to get involved with a hockey player, especially one whose life is already a media circus. But Teo isn't what she expected. He's quiet where she imagined arrogance and careful where she thought she'd find ego. And against her better judgment, their routine check-ups turn into late-night walks, playful texts, and a pull she can't ignore. But life off the ice is harder than any game. Nova Källström's media-perfect appearances, Anton Vahlgren's easy charm, and Liv's own health struggles threaten to pull them apart before they ever fully get a chance. To stay together, Teo has to stop chasing who he was and fight for who he wants to be and Liv has to trust that letting someone in doesn't mean losing herself. Set against the backdrop of Gothenburg's hockey scene, Life Playbook is a slow-burn, emotional sports romance about second chances, choosing love over fear, and finding home where you least expect it.

"So many fears come with being a chronically ill teenager. My most irrational fear was that if I died, my characters would die too." As a child, Anna Grace Shramere immersed herself in an imaginary world. Guided by the nine "Rules of Imagination," Anna created hundreds of stories about a fantastic realm, filled with imaginary friends, secret superheroes, talking stuffed animals, flying cars, and parallel universes. But after being diagnosed with a life-threatening kidney disease, she finds herself thrust into the frightening world of hospitals, infusions, and tests. The now-teenage Anna Grace finds her refuge by immersing herself in the fictional stories of her childhood. As her health deteriorates, her new stories grow darker. Anna Grace gives her disease to one of her youngest imaginary characters, and villains threaten their once-safe world. As Anna Grace fights for her life, the fate of her characters and that of the Underground City hang in the balance. As of November 30, 2021, The Pretend Friend Association is finished through Part Nine. Parts One to Eight are available on Amazon.

I want to make it clear that this isn't a story, but quotes that help me deal with my chronic illness. I have HMS, Hypermobility Syndrome. This causes chronic pain and luxations of my joints among other things. If you don't like it, don't read it. I'm not posting this for hateful comments.

Christmas 2020 will be very different to other years and Billie has a lot to say about it. She talks about covid restrictions, things that have happened though the year, things that she's experiencing during this corona christmas. After all this year will be the strangest of them all ⛄️ Disclaimer: don't worry it's not all about corona. A roller coaster of emotions; funny, heart-warming, sad and just interesting ✨

In the breathtaking Scottish Highlands, where rugged beauty meets fragile hearts, Elara Campbell lives a life carefully balanced on the edge of a precipice. Her delicate heart, a constant reminder of her limitations, threatens to eclipse her dreams. But when Xander, a passionate photographer, enters her world, he sees not her fragility, but her extraordinary strength and vibrant spirit. Through his lens, Elara rediscovers the beauty in her life, the quiet joy in every shared moment. Their love blossoms amidst the stunning landscapes of Aviemore, a testament to enduring strength and unwavering support. But their newfound happiness is tested when a life-altering event forces them to confront their deepest fears and make impossible choices. Aviemore's Heart is a story of courage, resilience, and the transformative power of love. It's a journey into the heart of the Scottish Highlands, where a love that defies all odds blooms against a backdrop of breathtaking beauty and the enduring spirit of two souls choosing to beat as one.