Wheelchair Stories

Nadine, a private nurse got a job to cure a paralyzed man in a rich family. She finds her patient has uncooperated behaviours. He's cold, rough and depressed!

Louis was in a wheelchair since his sixth, because of a car accident. He is paralyzed from his toes to his middrif. He only has one friend at the normal highschool, Niall,who he met at the special needs school. The other people are bullying or to afraid to stand up for them. Until the new boy turns up. He can't accept the dishonesty that is happening to the 2 boys. He decides to stand up for the boys. The closer he gets with the boys, the closer Louis wants him to stay with them. But is it Love, or just the security Harry gives Louis?

Ashling Byrne just moved to the US from Ireland. She meets Daniel Gray by chance and they become close. But Ashling's past holds nothing but abuse, and Daniel's got a temper that brings back too many memories. Both are hiding secrets, and sooner or later everything will come out... Shaun Hale is gay. Rejected by his friends, all he has left is his best friend Daniel and his boyfriend Adam. Shaun gets a lot of abuse for being gay, but it's nothing compared to what Adam goes through. But what can Shaun do when Adam barely acknowledges the bullying? Daniel's older brother Hudson is stuck in a wheelchair following a car accident he was involved in last year. His best friend Gracie and his brother Daniel are constantly fussing over him, and it's driving him crazy. And when he begins to develop feelings for Gracie, he fully realizes the setbacks of being disabled. Six people need to be fixed but don't know it. Slowly but surely, they all attempt to mend each other. But will everyone be okay in the end or are some problems just too hard to fix?

Maya and Sullivan are in the aid car when it crashes. Maya is seriously injured. Will she survive? Will her life ever be the same? Set in season 5 after episode 8. I'm not purposely putting in spoilers but if you haven't watched up to that point there might be some.

Gabby Dawson comes back from Puerto Rico for an unexpected reason. How will everyone react to her return? Will she ever be the same? How will Casey react to a life changing surprise? This story is set around 3 years after Gabby visited in season 8 and nothing ever happened between Brett and Casey in this storyline. I do not own any of the characters. This is my first fanfic, I've already written a lot of it but let me know if you have any suggestions.

4 band members and their journey through love, tears and memories

Marlena is torn between her mother's desperate need for money and Alex's wealthy but lonely world. A single white silk dress could change her life forever, but is the price her heart and a true friendship? A story about love, class, and the hard choices between poverty and conscience

In 2078, as the old world collapses, the survivors are the unnoticed. Joe Ingram is just a street musician. A man easily overlooked. A man who has already been erased. But when a chain of events draws him into a deadly game between the NUSA and the corporations, it becomes clear: his "invisibility" is not a weakness, but a weapon. And when circumstances force him to brave the digital hell, he has only one choice. Pay any price. Even if that price is himself. Author's Note: Each chapter is accompanied by tracks that complement the story.

Lost and Found Ashley was stolen when she was born, and she is just figuring it all out. She ends up being twins with the one and only Nick Jonas. Well after the family finds out that Nick can feel what is going on with his sister, Ashley starts having multiple seizures and has to be put into a medically induced coma to stop the seizure activity. When she wakes up, she is unable to talk or walk. After Ashley is sent to rehab, the family finds another girl, Alyson, who has been at the rehab center with no family for over a year. They decide to adopt Alyson. So not only does the Jonas family have one girl with a disability, but they also now have two. Be part of this rollercoaster ride as the entire family figures out how to take care of the girls.

Sadie Williams had everything mapped out. A cheerleading scholarship. Near-perfect grades. A future she could almost touch. Then one night changed everything. After a devastating car crash leaves her a wheelchair user and learning to live with chronic incomplete spinal damage, Sadie returns to college carrying more than physical scars. She is no longer confident in the way she once was. Now she is a target. Protected fiercely by her older brother Mason, a star football player, Sadie tries to survive campus life quietly alongside her two best friends, Amira and Elle. But the cheer squad makes sure she never forgets what she has lost. Led by Sofia Lopez, the ruthless head cheerleader and girlfriend of the college's golden quarterback, the bullying is relentless, cruel, and calculated. Until one prank goes too far. Wyatt is everything Sadie believes she can never have. Popular. Wanted. Untouchable. And very much taken. But one moment changes everything. As lines blur between pity and protection, friendship and longing, Sadie and Wyatt find themselves drawn together in ways neither expected. What begins as quiet conversations and stolen glances becomes something deeper, riskier, and impossible to ignore. Because loving Sadie means standing against the crowd. And loving Wyatt means daring to believe she is still worthy of being chosen. #2 on Wheelchair - 06/07/26

Grace is a pretty, kind girl of the age of twenty. She lives with her friend, Danielle, and service dog, Rex. Grace is human, but unknowingly lives within the Shooting Star Pack. Grace is also unable to walk, therefore, she uses a wheelchair to get around. Grace has always wanted to have someone in her life that would love her with all his heart, besides her dog. She knows Rex loves her, and she loves him. But she wants a man whose love for her would be as constant as the stars above. Sometimes, she feels like she isn't worth love. Like no one in their right mind would ever love her because she can't walk. Danielle always tells her it isn't true, but she doesn't seem to listen. Only one man can change her thinking. Hudson is a kind, handsome man of the age of twenty-two. He is one of the warriors for the Shooting Star Pack. He comes from a long line of warriors. His father, grandfather, great grandfather, and so on were all warriors of this great pack. Hudson is a good warrior. But something is missing in his life. Lately he feels incomplete. He feels a piece of himself is missing. He doesn't know what, though. Hudson hasn't really thought about his mate. He used to, but after he became a warrior, he was too focused on training and defending the pack to think about her. Hudson always puts being a warrior first before everything else. Before himself, his friends, everything. His friend, Mark sees this and tries to reason with him, but he doesn't listen. Will Grace find the love she yearns for? Will Hudson ever feel satisfied and complete? Will he get his priorities straight? Will Grace finally see she is worth being loved, wheelchair or not? Strap on your swords and let's find out together in, The Warrior's Love!

Carrie-Anne is a special toddler that has spinal muscular disorder, and she gets disowned by her birth parents. One day one direction come to her rescue and rescues her and cares for her. In the end will they be a family or not read to find out

In order for Josie's father to get a good job, her family must drop everything in California and move to Washington. And Josie isn't happy. It means new friends, school, and a new teacher. And making friends isn't easy when you sit in a wheel chair 24/7.

Abled is a long poem meant for spoken word. I wrote this poem to express my anger and frustrations with the world not designed for people like me and being othered and discriminated for being who I am. Disability includes: mental illnesses, invisible disabilities, needing glasses to see, etc. Disability isn't just a physical condition such as Down syndrome or little people, etc. Many people forget that the disabled community is the only community every person will end up in their lifetime, whether it's now or in the future, it doesn't matter if you weren't born disabled. Invisible disabilities and chronic pain is the most common form of disability. This poem is to bring awareness to disability and its history that many people are ignorant to. Now, with the current crisis we, the people of the United States of America, are experiencing and witnessing what is happening to the disabled people that no one is talking about. The Trump administration (2025) has begun collecting names and all medical records to make a list of all the disabled people in the USA to take away to their modern concentration camps. Fascism tied with eugenics, target disabled people in a mass genocide. Hitler got his idea of a "pure race" from eugenics. This is what led to the Holocaust in WWII, and it started with the disabled to push the boundaries of how far people will accept genocide. Disabled people don't matter, but it's the disabled that are the one killed first. People need to be aware that when fascism begins to take hold of a government and they start gathering the disabled, that's when you need to get out and run. Because this means they will come after you. The only way for us to survive and fight fascism is together. Equity is disabled people being acknowledged and supported by everyone, being uniting as one with abled people. Fight fascism by learning about the history of disabled people. This can help people recognize the signs and take action before it's too late.

Kyoko had lost her ability to walk when she was very young. Kyu was Kyoko's best friend. They were inseparable. This is their story, a story of true love.

Maddie was living a perfect life. Her family moved to a big house. She gets her own room. Until one day. She got in a terrible accident. Will people ever see her the same way?

Just wrote down some stuff I've been feeling for a while

After had almost all his money cheated by his own bestfriend, William Pierce is at his wit's end. He's about to lose everything. Because of his own stupidity, his family is not going to have a roof above their heads anymore. "What do you say, if I can help make your problem go away Mr.Pierce?" Under a coincidence meeting, Lydia Beckett, owner of a famous bank offers help to the distraught William Pierce, with a condition that one of his daughter must marry her paralyzed grandson, Hunter Beckett. "Tell me Johanna, how can I ask our daughter to marry a paralyzed man? We both know Nadine's very much in love with Andrew." After overhearing her parents' conversation that Nadine learned her family's current condition. As an eldest daughter, she is torn between her loyalty towards her family or her love towards Andrew; her boyfriend of two years. Fate has thrown Hunter and Nadine into a marriage life together. Do they get second chance at finding love again?

Three years ago, Silas Vesper walked away from the world as a man who could still pretend he had control. He returns to the Vesper estate as something far colder. The halls still gleam with legacy. Power still lingers in every carved archway. But the man who once commanded empires now moves through his own home like a ghost - silent, distant, untouchable. The accident took his legs. Betrayal took his trust. Guilt hollowed out whatever was left. He has no interest in healing. No interest in hope. And absolutely no intention of being seen. And then she walks in. Iris Sterling. The country's most sought-after physiotherapist. The woman known for rebuilding shattered bodies and resurrecting men who had already buried themselves. She does not believe in lost causes. She does not accept defeat. And she certainly does not cower before brooding billionaires who weaponize silence. Silas makes it clear: he does not want her help. Iris makes it clearer: she isn't asking. What begins as mandatory rehabilitation becomes a brutal war of wills. She pushes. He retreats. She challenges. He lashes out. Every session crackles with restrained fury. Every touch lingers a second too long. Every glance dares the other to break first. Because beneath Silas's icy control lives a man terrified of wanting again. And Iris has made a career out of teaching broken people that they are still whole. But this time, the patient doesn't just resist the treatment. He resists her. He resists the heat simmering beneath his anger. He resists the dangerous possibility that he is still a man capable of being desired. And Iris? She has never backed down from an impossible case. Even if saving him means losing herself. In a house built on legacy and secrets, where grief lingers like perfume and power tastes like sin, two wounded souls collide in a battle neither of them is prepared to win. Because the hardest thing to mend isn't the body. It's the belief that you deserve to be loved.