Disabilityawareness Stories

Amelia came to LA for a miracle surgery; she didn't expect to find a reason to stay. When she meets the charming Colby, she's terrified her disability makes her a "project" rather than a partner. But as secrets are outed and a grueling recovery begins, Colby proves he isn't exploring haunted houses anymore-he's exploring a future with her. A heartwarming story of resilience, Welsh grit, and a love that transcends the "noise" of fame.

Blessing was born in silence instead of celebration. After years of waiting and the pain of losing a child before her, her mother finally held her in her arms. However, what should have been pure joy for her mother was replaced by fear after she noticed something - something different about her small left leg. Thus, Blessing's life was one of protection, of whispers, and of hidden truths. Covered from the sight of others and protected from inquisitive fingers, Blessing grew up in a world where love and fear co-existed. However, as Blessing grows up, she faces the realities of the world, including the realities of being misunderstood, stigmatized, and hurt by people, including those who claim to be helping her. In a society that is too ready to brand anything it doesn't understand as "spiritual," Blessing's journey becomes not just about survival; it becomes about fighting for truth, awareness, and acceptance. This story is not just about a girl with a medical condition. It's about strength in the face of ignorance, bravery in the face of pain, and hope in the face of despair. It's about highlighting the truth that not everything in life is spiritual; there are things that need medical attention. Follow Blessing's journey as she faces childhood, grief, healing, and self-discovery in a world that is constantly trying to define her. Will she break under the weight of misunderstanding... or will she overcome it and redefine what it means to be whole?

Aurielle was the kind of girl who turned heads without trying. She's charming, beautiful, and adored by everyone. Famous, confident, and radiant, feels like the world existed just to watch her shine. Soren, on the other hand, moved quietly through their college halls. He could walk, but only with his crutches. Aloof, reserved, and often overlooked, even with his good looks. Yet somehow, in a world that barely saw him, Aurielle did. She didn't see his crutches. She didn't see the stares or hear the whispers. All of that didnt matter to her. All she saw was him, the boy who made her heart skip without trying. The one whose silence felt like a secret only she could hear and the one she quietly wanted to know more than anyone else.

Willow Everton is a girl who was born deaf. Her whole life, she'd lived around others just like her. Until, that is, her family runs into some serious financial issues, and they're forced to move into a hearing community. Here, Willow learns what true friendship is as she journeys through the obstacles that life throws at her.

The world is ending as we know it. Join Chris on his hunt for survival, while dealing with his enemies.

"To everyone at Meridian High School, fourteen-year-old Michael Vey is nothing special, just the kid who has Tourette's syndrome. But in truth, Michael is extremely special-he has electric powers. Michael thinks he is unique until he discovers that a cheerleader named Taylor has the same mysterious powers." That is the blurb of the original Michael Vey, but this fanfiction takes Richard Paul Evans's book and puts a new spin on it, changes details about certain characters, mixing up events, and drawing out deeper connections between readers and the story. I hope you'll enjoy!

This started out as a prompt my teacher gave the class during Ability Awareness Week, I is then got really personally for me, and I don't know why. The everyday life of a girl who lost her leg to an accident.

(COMPLETE. A c-punk poetry colllection that's apparently made it to the 2018 Wattys Longlist!) Who says being disabled is the end of the world? I've got tremors and crunchy knees and I'm totally fine! (Except for the fact that this world has got too many staircases, that is. But that's not my fault.) In fact, being disabled is so rad, I'm gonna celebrate it through this poem collection! So what are you waiting for? Grab your mobility aids, readers, and join me and my crutches on a trip you'll never forget! (The definition of "cripple punk" can be found here: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Cripple%20Punk)

I keep writing poems about this dang tree, so I thought I'd make a mini-collection of them.

Jamie Brown never expected grief to sound like silence. Six months after losing his brother, he finds himself in Crestwood Park, guitar in hand, searching for meaning in music. That's when he meets her-a girl who doesn't speak, but says everything with her smile. She hears music differently. She feels it in her bones. And somehow, in the quiet between chords, she teaches Jamie how to listen-not just with his ears, but with his heart. A story about loss, connection, and the kind of love that needs no words.

"Music was my life-until I lost the one thing that made it beautiful." Aria Carter was a piano prodigy, destined for greatness-until a sudden illness stole her hearing. Now, the melodies that once defined her are silent, and she's convinced her dreams are over. Enter Liam Everett, the rebellious guitarist with a reputation for trouble. When their music teacher pairs them for a duet project, Aria is furious. How can she play when she can't even hear the notes? But Liam doesn't see her as broken. He teaches her to feel the music-through vibrations, through touch, through the rhythm of their heartbeats. And as their connection deepens, Aria starts to wonder: Can love be the bridge between silence and sound? Yet, Liam has his own demons. The scars on his wrists tell a story he refuses to share, and when Aria uncovers the truth, she realizes their duet might be more than just music-it might be the thing that saves them both.

Encouraged by her nanny, Poppy Ashford embarks on an emotional journey to find the good in others.

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When Beca accidentally spilled a smoothie all over Chloe, she never thought they'd become best friends, or even something more.

In the quiet village of Nakaswa, Kyakuwa Denis sat by the doorway of his small, crumbling house. The sun cast long shadows on the dirt floor as children ran by, laughing and playing with homemade toys. Denis watched them with longing in his big, brown eyes. His legs, thin and frail, refused to move like theirs. Denis had been born with a condition that left him lame. His mother told him often, "You are a gift from God, Denis. Your strength is not in your legs but in your heart." Yet, as the days passed, Denis struggled to believe it. At school, things were harder. The uneven paths were a challenge for Denis to navigate, and most days, he had to sit under the tree outside the classroom because there were no special accommodations for him. Visit our Website for more stories: https://www.lifelineaidfoundationuganda.com/

A collection of poems dealing with love, loss, PTSD, disability, ADHD, addiction, depression, suicide ideation, eating disorders, women's rights, processing abuse & trauma, etc. Some are just making intrusive thoughts rhyme, some are just thinking about a situation differently or applying metaphoric meaning to life's little moments. I try to come to some kind of resolution in each poem or reframe my way of thinking by the end of them. A lot of it is pretty dang personal, so...if you know me, no you don't. I started journaling and writing poetry when I was being gaslit a ton in an abusive relationship in college. It was a way to keep track of interactions that I was later told never happened. Now, it's just how I process things. It helps me get it out my system or look at the situation differently. Sometimes I can't sort out my own feelings until I try to write it out. My brain likes to work in way too many metaphors. Thanks for reading! Hope it helps you sort out some feelies, too.

Read Description! A magical girl story that explores diversities in disabilities since I haven't seen it done before (I know there are some that feature depression /emotional type stuff but that's about it, feel free to tell me some animes that include other disabilities because I really can't find them). So I thought I might shed light on those who have disabilities since I feel like everyone deserves to be included in genres such as the "magical girl genre". It's honestly disappointing to see the same thing get used over and over so why not bring something new to the table and maybe inspire someone one day with the story? Everyone is unique in their way and I hope this story shows it correctly 😊 Art by: XenonJes_6 on YT (If this ever gets turned into a anime or a indi animation film. There'll be more content free of this book because of how short it is)

A girl dies after a night out. How did this happen? Why? A story about an invisible disability and a world incompatible with it.