An easy to read book full of 250 word stories! There will be some stories where it deals with difficult subjects, and some more lighthearted ones. (Ongoing)
I was 21 years old when I was diagnosed with my disease. Sometimes it's hard to get out of bed. I'm losing my memory every day. Forgetting people I have known all my life. I don't recognise most people.
The doctors say there's no cure for my disease. I'll eventually forget how to breathe.
Then I'll die.
I woke up today to find a man sitting in a chair studying in a math textbook.
"Who are you, and what are you doing in my house?!" I shouted.
"I'm your brother, remember Bella," said the man.
I looked at him. "I never had a brother."
"Yes, you do."
The man held up a photo of us both smiling and laughing.
I nodded slowly.
"Hey Bella, I'm your brother John," he said, looking upset like this had happened before.
He changed the subject quickly. We talked for a while, and then he took me on a walk around the river. Then he led me to a hospital.
"Why are we here?" I asked.
"This is where you live."
The winding halls passed quickly. I recognised the pattern of the tiles, a creaky bed, and an older woman who smelled like cheese. Everything else was new.
"Do you want a glass of water?"
"Yes" I said.
The man left the room to go get the glass.
After a few minutes I see a man walk into my room holding a glass of water.
"Who are you?" I asked
He looked at me "I'm your brother" The man said as he reached for a photo in his pocket. The man looked like he was going to burst into tears, but the man held it in.
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