Novel & Cerita Amputee Fiction Stories

“Penny, the people from the Fergersons are terrifying. They wanted to kill me. They chopped off my foot with an ax. I was really scared.” A grown man like him was scared shitless. Penny could not deny her distress. Previously, when she was staying with the Eastons, she used to be able to talk to this cousin. Though Nathan had done many foolish things, he did not deserve this fate. “Pen, I... I’m so scared. My leg…” Nathan had already been amputated and would be in a wheelchair for the rest of his life. It was an undeniable fact. Penny did not know how to comfort him and only asked, “Are you sure it was the Fergersons?”

Chloe explains softly as her eyes begin to mist over. Without a thought, I reach across the desk and take her hand. She gives me a small watery smile before continuing. "The doctors had to amputate the majority of my right leg, and I was unable to attend either of their funerals. Healing hurt....my body and my mind. Guilt and regret suffocated me daily. Shame and the feeling of not being pretty anymore were devastating. Learning to walk with a prosthetic was a hard and long process. Being able to be around my father is still hard. He misses Gavin and behaves as if I am to blame. But I pushed through it all. I did rehabilitation and discovered my passion for it. I did a bunch of classes onlin

"Why can't you walk, what happened?" "It was an accident too, I was travelling with mom and dad and dad lost control while driving that was what grandma told me though." She sounded smart and Ben admired that. "I know they both died in the accident and I'm here, my two legs are badly injured and the Doctor told grandma that they might amputate the legs but she thinks I don't know what that means, it means to cut off my legs right?" She asked Ben. "Right aunty? And I won't have legs anymore, I won't be able to walk anymore and my classmates and schoolmates will laugh at me, and give me the title of the girl with no legs." She burst into tears. "My crutches are still useful, at least I use the

Wayne sighs, “They ate most of the tissues and even through the bone. I promise you; I didn’t have a choice. It’s rare that limbs need to be amputated but, in this case, we had no choice.” Ryan puts his hand on my shoulder, “It’s okay Maddie. He’s going to be okay. He’ll still be able to shift he’ll just need to adjust.” I nod and Caleb smiles, “We can also talk to Peak Mountain Pack. They have a specialist that makes prosthetics. It’s going to be okay.” I finally release the breath I have been holding and sob. Ryan holds me close and I cry as he pats my back, “He’s okay, Maddie.” He keeps saying. It doesn’t feel real- how could this happen?

She bathed me and sometimes I wished it were Raina who was bathing me. I’d told her to give me wipes so I could wipe in between my thighs and my anus. Damn it! I gritted my teeth so hard as I tried to push myself up. The doctor already told me I shouldn’t try to use my legs to walk, else I might risk breaking my bones which might lead to an amputation. Everything feels so useless without my legs. So I’m definitely not gonna be part of the teams that played in the tournament. Tears poured from my eyes even when I tried not to cry but anyway.

“Oh, ye-e-es. Sleepy-town life, can you dig it?” Wishing for another subject, anything, Richard watched as a pretty woman in a wheelchair was brought in by her handlers—a physically disabled young blonde, both of her legs amputated. She cradled what appeared to be a plush-toy panda on her lap in twisted hands. They trundled her down the aisle, locking her wheelchair into place next to a pew, and then left her there. “Yes siree, sleepy-town life,” Tommy persisted, crouching behind them. 2

Some had a chance to recover after a few weeks, but most of them were fated to be ordinary people for the rest of their lives. Koen, Emily, and Smoke had gone through an entire night of surgery. One of Smoke’s hands was permanently gone. Koen and Emily’s legs couldn’t function any longer. Simply put, the three were crippled for life. “This is bullsh*t! There’s no way!” After waking up, Emily gritted her teeth in anger before she started bawling her eyes out. She was still a beautiful young woman the day before, but she had turned into a cripple in a blink of an eye.

My heart breaks when she turns toward me with tears running down her face. "I have nothing. When I say nothing, I mean nothing. I'm one paycheck away from losing my apartment. I've had my electricity turned off more times than I can count because I can't afford to pay the bill. Why would you want to help someone like me? I'm nothing compared to you." She turns away and starts sobbing. I have a feeling there's more behind this story than just me having money. I can't stand seeing her cry, so I carefully lift her off the seat and sit her across my lap. Sasha doesn't try to stop me and lays her head on my shoulder.

“President, I’ve found the information you asked for.” Calvin switched the phone to speaker mode, pulled out a cigarette, lit it, and leaned back on the sofa. “Go ahead.” “Austin had a car accident three years ago. He survived, but lost his right leg in the process. Miss Adriana was also in the car. According to hospital records, she sustained serious injuries—abrasions in over a dozen places on both hands, broken fingernails... In addition, Austin received a prosthetic limb more than a year later, but the recovery wasn’t ideal. Even with the prosthetic, he’s still considered disabled and can’t work normally.”

the nurse said. I wrote my name, Lizzy and wrote my address and phone number, all fake, then handed the paper and pen back to her, thanked her and quickly left. After that, I went to Peter's house. I had done a lot of research before, so I knew where Peter lived now. Peter's leg was amputated and he now wears a prosthetic leg. His mother died in prison from a serious illness and Eva lost her uterus after an abortion. However, all the hardships they went through seemed to be over and they were living well these days.