Chronicillness قصص

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

Jake finds it completely unfair to be forced into a marriage with a complete stranger. He decides to do everything he could in hopes of preventing it from happening.

I have started a couple of Arrowverse Oneshots and stories. I love the Arrowverse. Supergirl and Legends of Tomorrow are my favorite. Anyway these are just some fics i came up with. I make up stories about my favorite tv shows, when i am in a crash from my chronic illness and i can not endure sound or light. It keeps me sane. But it also means i don't always have time to write them properly, so if they feel chopy or not as good as my other stories, that is why. If you want good writing (or as good as i am) you need to read my other stories. That being said, these are fun stories. Just for me.

Their newest traveler Ace has almost joined them, but then, Thatch notices something that concerns him and they take action to fix it, but not all is as it seems. Chronic illness fic. Will be multiple chapters

Sophie Georgia Hummel's heart has always skipped a beat for the wrong reasons, but a certain blonde cheerleader is about to give it a reason to misbehave. Sophie Georgia Hummel is a survivor whose life has been shaped by significant health challenges, including Atrial Septal Defect, Arthritis, Multiple Sclerosis and Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. Despite the exhaustion of chronic illness, she finds her voice through a fierce passion for dance, song, and baking. As the more observant sibling to her brother Kurt, she navigates the halls of McKinley High with a quiet strength, seeking a sense of freedom that her physical limitations often try to withhold. At the start of junior year, Quinn Fabray stands as the disciplined leader of the Cheerios and the President of the Celibacy Club. Known as the "Ice Queen," she maintains a polished, untouchable exterior to protect her standing in the school's social hierarchy. Behind the calculated poise and the status of being the quarterback's girlfriend, there is a guardedness that hides a deeper, unexpressed restlessness. The connection between Sophie and Quinn begins in the quiet environment of the choir room, evolving into a supportive alliance. As Quinn faces a decline in her social status and Sophie manages her unpredictable health, they find a unique sanctuary in each other's company. Their relationship develops through shared secrets, late-night baking, and mutual protection. Because of the pressures of their environment, they choose to keep their bond private, allowing them to see one another for who they truly are beyond their public labels. Boyfriend is a story of fragile beginnings, fierce loyalty, and the kind of love that proves being "fine" isn't nearly as good as being found.

Some people meet and it's loud. Fireworks, declarations, the whole performance. Amara and Luca meet in a library. A dropped book. A few lines of handwriting that weren't meant to be seen. Two sentences that change everything: It's really good. Don't do that thing where you close it. Amara Brooks has spent four years perfecting the art of disappearing. Since moving from Portland to a small coastal town in Oregon, she's learned that being quiet means being easy, and being easy means being loved. She hides her poems in library books. She makes herself smaller every year. She tells herself this is survival. Luca Alvarez-Klein builds things so they'll stay. Furniture, mostly. Sometimes boxes. He keeps a ketchup packet and a blue marble and a pen from the morning his father left - proof that things happened, that they mattered, that the before-version of the world was real. He came to Harlow Bay already decided to leave it. They recognize each other before they know each other's names. They are both people who learned to survive by becoming less of themselves. But together - quietly, incrementally, in the white space of library books and late-night texts and a garage that smells like something being made - they become more. Where Moss Grows Back is a story about two people who meet at exactly the right time and exactly the wrong moment. About the poetry you hide and the things you keep and the specific cost of loving someone before you've finished learning how to stay. About what it means to take up the space you actually occupy. About walls, and bright fragments, and the sky on the other side.

** 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.

Jeon Jungkook and Kim Taehyung have been best friends since their high school. The alpha is Jungkook's safe harbor, the only person who knows how to calm him when the static of his head gets loud. Taehyung and his friends are the only ones with whom the omega feels almost normal, like any college student. To everyone else, Jungkook is just a tragic burden on his family, the 'sick boy'. To Taehyung, he is just Kookie, his best friend. But life isn't done with him yet. Neither he nor Taehyung-who had swore to protect his best friend-knows what's coming his way. They don't know that when they will overcome the situation, they will not be only friends. WARNINGS THIS FIC IS JUST FOR FICTION. I DON'T CLAIM TO PROVIDE ANY FACTUAL KNOWLEDGE. ALL THE MEDICAL PROCEDURES AND TREATMENTS ARE FICTIONAL. DON'T BE HARSH ON ME. THANK YOU.

For years, I've lived in a body that felt like a mystery no one couldn't solve. Symptoms came and went, answers never did, and each appointment seemed to raise more questions than it answered. Doctors, tests, and diagnoses blurred together into a frustrating cycle of hope and disappointment. The Journey to Now is a raw and honest memoir of navigating the uncertainty of an undiagnosed medical condition. It follows my path through confusion, resilience, and self-advocacy as I search not just for a diagnosis, but for understanding, validation, and a sense of control over my own life. Through moments of doubt, strength, and quiet determination, this story sheds light on what it means to be unheard in a system meant to help-and what it takes to keep going anyway. This is more than a medical journey. It's a story about persistence, identity, and finding your voice when no one else seems to listen.

(Dr Spencer Reid/OC) After Maeve's death, Spencer doesn't know if he'll ever be able to love again. But what happens when he finds himself stepping into Mr. Buckley's bookshop in search of a first edition? Will he leave with more than just a book - perhaps a newfound curiosity about the young woman behind the counter? What will Rosa Woodwell think of the young, genius FBI agent she meets one evening at work? And will this subtle curiosity grow into something more as Rosa tries to manage her health and her relationships at the same time? (Be aware I'm not sticking closely to the Criminal Minds timeline or major plot points. Apologies for my grammar and spelling in advance. Dyslexia is a bitch.)

Cordelia came home for a fresh start, not a reckoning. After three years away, she's back in her hometown, unpacking boxes, rebuilding a life, and trying not to fall apart before noon. She can handle the move. She can handle seeing her best friend Jade again. She can even handle her brother James barging back into her space like no time has passed. What she cannot handle is Levi. James's best friend was never supposed to show up at her door, let alone help her move in like he still belongs in the shape of her life. But one knock later, there he is: older, sharper, impossible to ignore, and attached to a past Cordelia has spent years trying to outrun. Now, stuck in a too-small townhome with too much history and nowhere to hide, Cordelia is forced to face the one person she never really got over... while pretending she's perfectly fine. She isn't. And Levi can tell. He was James's best friend. Older. Watchful. Untouchable. The kind of man who notices everything and says almost nothing. But some loves don't begin all at once. They build over years. In glances. In silence. In almosts. In the quiet certainty of being seen too clearly by the wrong person at the worst possible time. By the time Cordelia and Levi finally belong to each other, their love is already bigger than either of them knows what to do with. Then life comes for them. This is a story about Black love that refuses to stay pretty and shallow. It is tender, sexy, devastating, funny, faithful, and full of the kind of intimacy that only comes when two people have seen each other at their absolute worst and still say stay.

Friendship sparked between the oddest pair, the two were like two peas in a pod and did everything together. They often found themselves under a meadow tree in a grand field which stood right in front of a hospital. As years passed, Muichiro had stopped coming to their usual hangout spot one day, leaving Genya waiting for him every single day for nearby and entire year. One spring day, Genya was leaning onto a tree before he spotted a familiar figure running towards him in the distance...muichiro-!? [FYI: This fanfic was also posted on ao3! And credits to the artist of the cover!]

Poems about the body when it begins to fail, and the quiet loneliness that follows. A fragile vessel, holding what it can... until it cannot. A vessel of bone and silence, cracking beneath what cannot be seen. Here, the body fades before the soul is ready.

"𝐘𝐨𝐮'𝐫𝐞 𝐚 𝐩𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐢𝐧 𝐦𝐲 𝐚𝐬𝐬" "𝐃𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐦𝐞𝐚𝐧 𝐛𝐚𝐜𝐤?" ⋆⁺₊⋆ ☾ ⋆⁺₊⋆ ☁︎⋆⁺₊⋆ ☾ ⋆⁺₊⋆ ☁︎⋆⁺₊⋆ ☾ ⋆⁺₊⋆ ☁︎⋆⁺₊⋆ ☾ ⋆⁺₊⋆ ☁︎ your cardiac condition has kept you in a hospital since you were a little girl. Alone and hardly ever interacting with others, much less ones your own age, what happens when a certain popular explosive hero ends up with a spinal injury and is now sharing a room with you?

This is a series of poems which I have created To raise awareness of disability's and what it feels like to have them

My sister was based on Meaghan and she was on the road to eating disorder recovery. On Sunday, Spetember 17, 2016, she was admitted to the hospital after a suicide attempt and a BMI of 14.7. After days of not eating, she made the decision that she did not want to live forever in the hospital. She did not want to be dependent on a feeding tube and did not want to be afraid of having seizures. She wanted to be happy. However, she was likely also suffering from a genetic disorder that prevented her from fully healing with her eating disorder and from having her wish of no feeding tube or seizures and ultimately ruined her body. This first half is about a girl based on my sister and the second half is my story, after her life.

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

Mia grew up watching her mother battle chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS/ME), only to face the same diagnosis herself as a teenager. Refusing to let the illness define her, she uses her own body as a testing ground to find a cure. Against all odds, Mia heals herself, her mother, and brings hope to millions. A story of resilience, love, and the power of determination.

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.