Novel & Cerita Amputee Fiction Story

“Really? No way to remove the tumor locally?” “No. None.” Nick shook his head, but it was a slow, affectionate gesture. “Mia called every damn clinic in North America and asked that very question, and the answer came back the same every time.” “Sorry, man,” Keegan said. “I lost my left leg, too.” Nick’s eyes dropped to Keegan’s leg. “Yeah?” “Mmmm-hmmm.” He stretched it out in front of him and Nick heard the thunk of metal. “Two years ago now. In Afghanistan.”

" With that, she turns and leaves my hospital room; I know that she is crying that is why she is not facing me as she walks out the door. If I ever felt like a burden, then right now, this is the perfect time to feel like one. So while she is off to bring shock to my parents, I am lying here with only my thoughts. Now, there is a story that I can tell you about a man that has been here before. Then he only had trouble with his one leg, but yet, that man proved that he could become a Marine again. Now, this man finds himself with not one but two legs that do not quite want to work. But guess what, this fucking man is going to become a Raider. Well, his fiancé does not quite know about it yet.

"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

I initially do go to the bathroom without my wheelchair, but I didn't want to come crawling out here like a baby later and have her sad again. Slowly, I gritted my teeth while staring at my reflection in the mirror. My heart felt like it was being ripped off my chest. My eyes glistened with tears, but I fought them back at all costs because I have promised myself not to be pathetic. I grabbed the sink and helped myself up from the wheelchair. It was tough before I could stand up, but sadly, I couldn't feel my legs. It felt as though they were just there. No, it didn't feel like it. They were just there. I was as good as an amputated person. I stared at my reflection, disgusted at myself. I h

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“Didn't your friend tell you? They were trying to amputate your leg saying it was infected. Your friend went there and saved you. You would have been a one leg Missy now.” My whole body went cold. I didn’t understand. I didn’t remember either. Why would anyone want to do that to me? The walls seemed to tilt around me, and fear coiled tight in my stomach. I hit my head continuously, I was hearing voices in my head. Amputate her leg!! Amputate her leg!! “I… I don’t understand,” I stammered, my eyes shot tightly. “Why would you want to do that to me? Why would anyone…?”

Nor would she have lied to herself that she no longer loved Jay, even if she probably would not hold out much hope for him, because she had been thoroughly every time she did before. And in worse cases, she thought she could die. "It was months later when I finally regained consciousness. I was being treated abroad, and Alan Levine was there with me. He was the one who told me that my right leg was crippled." Jay smiled faintly even as he continued his story, as if all those troubled times were past him. "The only thought I had was that I no longer deserved Zoe, and I felt the same way I did when I first met her—that she was an angel I could never reach. However, while I could work hard duri

It was a sight of raw, physical trauma. Snow had spent the last hour dreaming of finally becoming Liam’s woman, but she had completely pushed the reality of his amputation to the back of her mind. When the stump suddenly lunged into her field of vision, she couldn't suppress her base human instinct. She let out a sharp, audible gasp, her pupils dilating as she recoiled in visible shock.

she continued. Scarlett nodded and followed her. She was taken to the waiting room and sat there with other visitors. She looked around her. There were so many sick people there. A man had a prosthesis for his legs, and she saw him pull it off, and her eyes widened in shock at the realization that it was not his legs. A woman held her child that had a swollen neck.

Turned out, Amber's fingers had turned red. "Gosh! Why is it like this?” Sobbing, the woman stared at the shovel lying on the snow. "I'm too tired to lift the shovel. So, I used my hands. I didn't know my fingers could be like this." "Stupid! You have frostbite," Adam said without thinking. Hearing the diagnosis, Amber's cries suddenly stopped. "Then, should my hand be amputated?" “I don’t know. Let’s pray that my treatment works. Come in!"