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My Little Sister Had A Stroke.: Ramey's Story. (Part Six) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Ramey, recovering from a stroke, is now eating again, much to the delight of her family. She is also out of Intensive Care...
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My Little Sister Had A Stroke.: Ramey's Story (Part Three) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Summer updates us on the condition of her ten year old sister, Ramey, who had a stroke about a week ago. She has improved to poor condition from critical; in addition, there are starting to be some signs that signal that she may be coming out of her current comatose state...
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My Little Sister Had A Stroke: Ramey's Story. (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A girl somehow feels responsible for what's happened to her little sister: before Ramey became ill, the two sisters had been arguing. She feels helpless, out of control of the situation...
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My Mom Can't Read (Or Write). by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A boy is embarrassed to have a mother who cannot read or write.
Image (C) 2009, Karla Dorman...
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My Mother Is A Hoarder: One Girl's Disturbing Story, (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A girl tries to deal with her mother's hoarding habit...
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My Real Dream Journey to the Stars! by E T Waldron
A whimsybugg challenge by Jo
A story about the stars.....
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My Response to I Paid Attention by Mary Lynn Plaisance by Glenda Bixler
My Response to Mary Lynn Plaisance's Words, I Paid Attention.....
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My Sweet Concubine by Sandie May Joyce (Sandie Angel)
An excerpt from my story, “My Sweet Concubine”, a fictional story... ..
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My World-part l by Richard Kallao
original what if our country had never developed technology and our world existed like it was in the 18th century till now ?..
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Naima's Story of Heartbreak, Hope, and Healing (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A young Iraqi refugee injured in the Gulf War 10 years ago comes to the United States for treatment and asylum. She was injured in the Gulf War, and she is a Muslim. She lost her leg in the Gulf War when part of a building hit by a bomb fell on her, pinning her. They had to amputate her leg in order..
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Naliwo's Story: A Struggle To Survive by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A middle-aged woman from Tanzania is visiting the United States. During her stay, she becomes ill with bacterial meningitis and then suffers a devastating stroke that has left her paralyzed on one side of her body. This is her story...
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Nameless by Gabriel Boutros
A battered woman walks out of court, where her ex-husband has just been acquitted, and tries to come to terms with her life...
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Nashi. Another Update, (As Written By Her Mother.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Nashi Ben Ami is in the hospital, fighting for her life, and her mother is understandably worried about her...
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Nashi: A Second Update (As Written By Her Mother) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Nashi Ben Ami is recovering in the hospital from pneumonia; she seems to have passed the worst of her crisis, much to her mother's relief...
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Never Good Enough. ...: Hadley's Story. (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A teenage girl has a poor self image of herself...
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Never To Be The Same Ever Again...Lucretia's Story by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Lucretia Patterson is in the hospital, recovering from injuries sustained in Iraq. She was in Iraq, as part of "Operation: Enduring Freedom" when she was severely injured when the HUMMER she and a fellow soldier were in went over a landmine. (Her mate was killed in the blast.) She lost both legs (on..
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New Year On The Streets Of New York by Paul Mc Cann
Story of a young boy's experience that brought him to the streets of the big city..
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 Nighlight by Arthur Lee
The day Joseph and his family moved into the neighborhood, ambulances, news cars, and hundreds of people filled the street...
When Joseph's parents separate, he has a hard time finding the comfort a nightlight brings to the darkest of nights. ..
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Nkosi Bayeti (a Zulu short story) by Chanti Niven
A short story based on the birth of an extraordinary Zulu leader, Shaka..
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No Easy Answers. ...: Special Needs Parenting 101. (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Not everyone is having a good Thanksgiving ...
Image (c) 2011, by Karla Dorman...
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No Easy Job. ...: Special Needs Parenting 101. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A mother is devoted to caring for her son. This is their story.
Image (c) 2011, by Karla Dorman...
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No One Noticed. ... by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
An unpopular girl shares her story...
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No way out by Hannah Jeanne-Rose
new trainee lawyer Kat Ward was asked to help her strict mysterious teacher Mr. Dawson on one of his harder cases, but nothing in class could have prepared her for what was to come... ..
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No Wise Action by Victor Pryles
Maddie lived in a world of lies which she only discovered at the death of her life long husband, the gambler, who left her more than bereft. Her journey through perdition and final redemption is the theme of this short story...
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Not an Ugly Duckling by Heather Payer-Smith
(Short Story: A little girl fantasizes about being beautiful)..
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Not Shown on the News by Paul Berube
Japan tsunami footage. I never saw this video before and I don't believe too many of us have.
this is so sad, but unbelievable on what happened...
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Nothing Accomplished by Bob smith
Perhaps a lesson for today
Monday 8-12-2019..
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Numerology 4 and what it represents by Bob smith
Seems Numerology number 4 Bob has worked from the last to the first. Check this out and see what you think. Thought I had seen it all but I was fooled...
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Nurit Shahari's Loneliness by Muhammad Al Mahdi
“Nurit Shahari’s Loneliness” is the story of an Israeli girl’s love for her Arab fellow student during the turbulent years between the Oslo accords and the second intifada.
A mixture of documentation and fiction, the narrative places this love into the wider context of Arab-Jewish relations du..
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Nurse Stories, Part Eight: Hard To Swallow, Hard To Forget (By Gloria M. Trainor, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A seasoned emergency room nurse shares some of her own experiences and how it has helped shaped her into the person she is today...
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Nurse Stories, Part Eighteen: Trying To Make Sense Of It All...(By Genevieve M. Voisin, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A nurse tries to accept the bad along with the good in her job as charge nurse...
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Nurse Stories, Part Fifteen: Life Support (By Gloria Michelle Trainor, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A nurse tries to deal with patients who aren't doing well...
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Nurse Stories, Part Five: Take My Hand...(By Louisiana M. Sandusky, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Another series of events that have occurred during Louisiana's tenure as a nurse at a large metropolitan hospital. (She is seriously considering on doing a book about some of her experiences as a nurse.)..
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Nurse Stories, Part Four: Death Never Takes A Holiday (By Louisiana M. Sandusky, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Louisiana Sandusky, the charge nurse at Nashville Memorial Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee, shares some more of her heartwrenching and memorable experiences she has had being a registered nurse...
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Nurse Stories, Part Fourteen: Do Your Best...(By Julie "Jules" Montanegra, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A nurse shares her story and how she feels about the nursing profession as a whole...
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Nurse Stories, Part Nine: Please Spare Her, Lord--It's Christmas! (By Louisiana M. Sandusky, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Near-tragedy strikes on Christmas Day of the year 2000 as Louisiana Sandusky learns that one of her own children has been rushed to the E.R. in critical condition. Her then eight-year-old daughter, Ronee', was felled by a premature stroke that nearly killed her. She also suffered a severe asthma at..
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Nurse Stories, Part Seven: They Just Keep Coming! (By Louisiana M. Sandusky, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Louisiana shares a story about a particularly hectic day in the emergency department...
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Nurse Stories, Part Seventeen: Not On My Shift! (By Louisiana M. Sandusky, R.N.) (Thanks for the title suggestion, Karla! This story is dedicated to you! :) ) (~Part One~) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Louisiana is determined not to lose any patients on her shift in the Emergency Room; but unfortunately, things aren't that simple...
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Nurse Stories, Part Seventeen: Not On My Shift! (By Louisiana M. Sandusky, R.N.) ~Part Two~ by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Louisiana writes of a particularly rough shift in the Emergency Room...
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Nurse Stories, Part Six: No Time For Tears (Until Later) (By Genevieve M. Voisin, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A veteran nurse who has been on the job for nearly 30 years shares some of her most memorable stories and why she still remembers the events so many years later. She also shares a special bond with one of her co-workers, and the two have remained very close friends ever since Louisiana joined the nu..
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Nurse Stories, Part Sixteen: An Open Letter To The E.R. (By Louisiana M. Sandusky, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Louisiana Sandusky writes a letter of appreciation to the Emergency Department, on behalf of her children, whose lives were saved by these heroic men and women who battle life and death on a daily basis. ..
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Nurse Stories, Part Thirteen: Pediatric Code Blue!, Or: It Just Wasn't Her Time To Go...(By Gloria Michelle Trainor, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
You lose some, but yet you win some, and sometimes you win big, as evident in this story about a nurse who saved the life of a little girl who wasn't expected to live...
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Nurse Stories, Part Twelve: Do Something!! (By Louisiana M. Sandusky, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Sometimes even the best of efforts to save a human life doesn't happen, and the person ends up dying anyway, or, as in this case, they are left impaired in some way...
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Nurse Stories, Part Twenty Four: Child Down! (By Ericka Flores, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A nurse recalls the time when a child, a young boy of approximately eight years, came to the hospital emergency room, not breathing, after suffering a severe epileptic seizure...
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Nurse Stories, Part Twenty One: Pain (By Bill Crutchfield, R.N., Emergency Room) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Life (and pain), as seen through the eyes of an Emergency Room nurse...
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Nurse Stories, Part Twenty Three: Tetanus! (by Louisiana M. Sandusky, R.N.) ~Warning!: Graphic Picture~ by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A nurse writes about a particularly puzzling (and troubling) case that she is currently involved with...
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Nurse Stories, Part Twenty Two: The Kids (By Remie Shae Elwicher, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A nurse talks about some of her more memorable young patients she has taken care of over the years...
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Nurse Stories, Part Twenty-Five: You Win Some, You Lose Some...(By Kerry Weaver, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A nurse shares some stories about some of the most memorable patients she has cared for...
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Nurse Stories, Part Twenty-Six: Childhood Should Be Free of Pain or Injury! (By Julie "Jules" Montenegra, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
An emergency room nurse shares some of her stories involving children who were in her care...
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Nurse Stories: 'Lookin' Good, But Feelin' Lousy ...' (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A nurse is worried about two fellow co-workers...
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