Wheelchair Stories

It's not just a slow burn love story; it's about living with a disability and finding someone who never sees it as a flaw.

Young Niklaus gets sick with a terminal illness, Elijah and the family is there for him to help. He goes on a long journey of challenges and discoveries. Hope by his side all the way bringing refreshing joy to the dull days. Whump fic about our favorit 1000 year old vampire as a 17 year old human dad navigating fatherhood while being ill. Set in an alternate universe Contains mention of rape

Velora Reed is a powerful woman who controls everything-until Liora betrayed her five years ago. Now, after an unexpected reunion, Velora reclaims what's hers, and Liora, once independent, submits to her every command. As their relationship intensifies, a shocking revelation emerges: they have a son Velora never knew about. With their child in the picture, Velora's control deepens, and she will do whatever it takes to protect her family and keep Liora by her side-forever.

Months after finding the blue crown, the Pogues return to poguelandia, the island they once called paradise, hoping for a vacation to celebrate their win after all the treasure hunting. But when a plane crash lands JJ Maybank in a world where he can no longer move, sarah Cameron in a world where she has to life with severe burns on her face, and Rafe Cameron in a world with partial blindness, their plans unravel. Stranded and fighting for survival, they must navigate the crushing weight of loss, love, and the struggle to hold on to each other.

After one night of partying, Theo's life is changed forever. After a fatal car accident, he's now stuck in a wheelchair, no longer the beloved athlete praised by peers and teachers alike. Delilah, the girl next door, was there when it happened; she saved his life. Now eight months after the crash, Theo is a shell of himself as he tries to get back into the world without his legs. He's given up on himself, but Delilah refuses to do the same. In an effort to show him that his life is still worth living, the two grow close. But how close can they truly get when between them, secrets still linger? Though intentions may be pure, the ugly truth remains hidden for a reason. Maybe by the end, Delilah will tell us why.

Renée Clark is a confident city girl who knows her stuff. All that's missing is love in her life. Her passion for interior design has earned her prestigious awards and has taken her all over the world to design hundreds of spaces of retail giants. When the heiress of a family horse ranch in rural Wyoming hires her to design the interior of their newly renovated property, Renee- along with her quirky boss and her spoiled shih-tzu- take residency at the ranch to help complete the intense remodeling project. While staying at Circle A Ranch, she meets the Allison family- whose lives revolve around horses, each other, and the visitors who come to stay at the ranch. One member of the family in particular catches the attention of Renée- Dennis "Denny" Allison. Denny was living his dream of being a rodeo star on the brink of greatness when a simple horse riding accident took his ability to walk only a year prior to meeting Renée. Falling for somebody- let alone with a classy city girl like Renée- was not even on his radar. He must become confident in himself if he wants to pursue her and get back to the person that he was prior to his accident and no longer be considered "hell on wheels." "Where Horses Run Free" is a story about love, family, horses, and redemption. Author's note: Hi reader!! I will try to post a chapter every Friday until it is completed! It is a story that is inspired by certain people in my life and also spending a lot of time with horses on my grandparents' ranch as a child. I'd like to dedicate this story to my Mamaw and Papaw. This one is for you. ♥︎ Top Rankings: #1 in wheelchair • 6/10/25 #2 in accident • 12/19/25

For Evan Kieth, 17, moving in with the Travis family seemed that it was going to be nothing out of the ordinary for him. He had been weaving throughout the foster system for years after a life-altering accident left him in a wheelchair and without a stable home. What he wasn't expecting, however, was his introverted personality and rough exterior to be broken by the perky teenage girl next door. Sophie Portman, 16, had lived in coastal South Carolina her whole life. She's your typical lively, captivating, and caring spirit that inspires. The summer after her junior year of high school seems like it is going to be her best yet. A week into summer break, her plans change when a new foster boy moves in with the family next door. Sophie and Evan are thrown out of their comfort zones when they come together. To anyone, the collision of these opposite souls might seem groundless. But with some bold moves and self-growth, they find that their bond might not be catastrophic. Maybe, just maybe, it could result in something that exceeds either of their expectations. Life is full of paradoxes, and this is the story of theirs.

"I didn't intend to be this way." In which Jae gets stuck in a wheelchair for the rest of her life while she tries to get used to the new life she has. "Let's make this an adventure." Jungkook notices the struggles she goes through and wants to help in anyway possible, even if there's an obstacle ahead. Jae (you)

(written in 2016) 2016/01/20 Sunday. If you really want to know about me, this first thing you'd want to read is where I was born, and what my lousy childhood was like, and what my parents did in their spare time before they had me, and all that John Green kind of crap, but I don't feel like going into it, if you really want to know the truth. In fact, I'd much rather start of by saying that my name is Mikey Way and I spend at least 16 hours a day of my life sitting in a wheelchair. I'd also like to let everyone here know that they are under no obligation to read my blog but I am under obligation to write it. On account of the fact that my therapist thinks I'm John Watson or some crap. Regardless, here I am, pretending to have something to say about how my day went even though if anyone asked I would say that I was fine. Because that's just what you're supposed to say instead of saying that it's cold and miserable and if you died you wouldn't really mind. But I'll post this anyway while pretending to think that anyone will read it.

After surviving a traumatic past and learning to navigate life in a wheelchair, Esther Clarke is rebuilding her world in a quiet corner of Leeds. When she meets Rick Fletcher-a burned-out former businessman standing on the edge of despair-their unexpected connection sparks a journey of healing, honesty, and hope. As they learn to trust one another, they discover that even the most broken stories can lead to something beautiful. A tender, emotional romance about scars, survival, and the quiet power of being truly seen.

The Empathy Squad follows four middle-schoolers living in a mixed-income apartment complex who struggle with different challenges: ADHD, anxiety, dyslexia, disability, identity pressures, and family stress. They're neighbors, classmates, and sometimes accidental rivals - until a school project goes wrong, exposing each kid's insecurities. The group fractures after misunderstandings, teasing, and rising tension. Meanwhile, Briar, a tough new resident, becomes the antagonist by mocking their coping skills and fueling conflict, driven by her own loneliness and fear about her mother's deployment. As the school and apartment complex hold a joint community showcase, the kids are forced to collaborate. Through funny moments, arguments, and quiet vulnerabilities, they begin exchanging coping techniques - Maya teaches Leo art-based strategies, Jade helps Noah ground himself during a panic spike, and Noah reframes Jade's anxious thoughts. Briar sabotages the early stages of the project, feeling left out and resentful. But when a real crisis hits - a building-wide power outage that leaves younger kids frightened in stairwells - the Empathy Squad steps up, using their skills to help calm and organize the community. Briar sees their impact and reconsiders her behavior. In a pivotal emotional moment, she breaks down and admits her fear about her mother being deployed. The group listens, helps her breathe, and encourages her to join the project rather than tear it down. Together, they complete the community showcase display: a mural representing different ways people cope, connect, and grow. The story ends with hope. The Empathy Squad isn't perfect - they still argue, still get overwhelmed - but they've built a shared language of empathy. Briar slowly joins the group, and the apartment complex becomes a place where feelings aren't weaknesses but pathways to strength.

Emily is your average, ordinary everyday paraplegic, living in a super powered world. She's made her life a success without having powers like her family. But when an accident causes her to develop powers, she has to come to terms with a new way of living. (This is a drama. There is a little action, but it's mostly about emotional growth and relationships.)

Electra Surge is her mom is Power surge and dad is Mr. invisible. Her father unfortunately died on a mission. Electra is not very fond of Missy. Her powers are invisibility and she can manipulate electricity. Anything added into the story is purely out of my imagination, after the movie plot ends I will be adding onto it out of MY imagination. Cover by @floralangelz

Lauren is a beautiful blonde with blue eyes and a slim body. You would think she would have a perfect life, but you could never be more wrong. When Lauren was young, she had a terrible accident, causing her to lose the ability to walk. Ten years later, she is bullied by her peers (with the exception of her friends) because she is handicapped, and constantly comes home crying to her older brother who is the only family she has left. She is teetering at the climax of her depression when a kind-hearted boy steps into her life: Hunter. Will Hunter be the only person to pull her out of her depressing life? Or will he push her further down into the sad abyss?

Disclaimer: This is a slightly fictionalized story of what it's like to exist in a special education classroom. Names have been changed to protect students and teachers. Behaviors may seem exaggerated, but all of them are real and as extreme as they sound. Have you ever wondered what life was like in a self-contained classroom? Well, you're in the right place! I'm a parapro in an MOID/Autism unit at a middle school, and I'm going to take you inside the day to day life of a self-contained classroom. What does MOID mean? It's students with moderate intellectual disabilities. Disabilities that aren't a part of the autism spectrum but still impact speech and other development. While reading this story, keep in mind that these students are middle schoolers. They're big kids, so things get a little crazy, and they're all hitting puberty, and growing, and we're going to talk about all of it. So we hope you enjoy this little behind the scenes look of a special education classroom. Thanks!

Ray and Aaron get stood up by their dates. They end up talking at the bar and realize being ditched is the best thing that ever happened to them. They meet two nights in a row and promise to see each other the third night, but Ray doesn't show up. Aaron doesn't understand and can't find her. All her social media accounts disappear within a day. The man can't imagine Ray had an accident that night and supposes she stood him up. When Ray meets a mysterious woman named Hilary, who claims to have particular abilities, she faces a choice that could change the course of her life. EXTENDED SUMMARY INSIDE

" in which ellie tries to make a friend. " 「 #choosekind competition 」 copyright © 2017 by 15-year-old layla. all rights reserved.

Sadie Nichole Arbuck is still reeling from her parents' death. Being uprooted from the only home she's ever known and moving in with her neat freak sister doesn't make things anything better. And since she is the new kid in a small town, there are rumors about Sadie. And EVERONE seems to know she is an orphaned girl sent to live with her 24 year old sister. And then Sadie meets Rhyelle. Ryhelle is funny, bright, spunky, and smart. Sadie doesn't care if Rhyelle is paraplegic. To her, Rhyelle is a friend. At first, Sadie felt like just another girl. But, with Rhyelle's help, she begins to realize she is more than just Sadie.

[part 3 in series] I suggest you read the two earlier books before this one ^.^ || in which the girl loved to run. || Leanne Evans forces herself to stay happy, but the truth is, she breaks down each night because of her dreams that were crushed. She loved to run - she wanted to run in the Olympics one day. That one day destroyed her dreams. Follow her when she tries to find her first ray of the sun.