| InfinityZero says : citation :
Well, it's a little bit unconventional, and a lot of it is told through symbolism, but it's about a girl, Cora, who wakes up in her room (door closed) and for the first while the book plays as if everything is normal, and then it starts to descend to the idea that the door has been locked. As it goes on we find that Cora is the victim of abuse and has been locked in her room (you don't find out why till The End) and a lot of flashbacks lead up to her life present-day, and as time goes by in the room Cora begins to starve/die of Thirst, and therefore sees/hears things/has Fucked Up dreams. She goes completely out of it, fighting the concept of life and death and acknowledgement of harsh truths that she would have otherwise ignored had it not been for the real-life confrontation that she's in more trouble than she's been letting on. It's basically a psychological book in the mind of Cora as she gets weaker and weaker. Probably won't sell worth anything, but at this rate I could have it done by The End of summer, and then I'll get to work on publishing it. |
. In The End, just remember this: there is always a chance he'll survive.
| Mercenarion says : This is Far more severe than your original post implied. I've had many people in my family come into contact with Cancer (off the top of my Head, my aunt, grandmother, and brother). Sadly, my aunt and grandmother didn't make it But, my brother did make it . In The End, just remember this: there is always a chance he'll survive. And, are you sure he can't be operated on? There has to be some way he can be helped medically now. |
| miniradman says : citation :
There is Nothing that they can do now unfortunately, they cannot get the Cancer cells out or Kill them in his spinal fluid. My grandmother didn't make it through her Cancer either The doctors have given him a 0% chance of survival and only months to live I've already started to fill out the papers for youth allowence, and all of his life long freinds are comming up to see him. |
