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Everyone knows you as the girl with “too many problems.” She has seizures, faints without warning, struggles with panic attacks, and deals with health issues that make everyday life harder than it seems. Because of it, people are scared to get close to her. Friends slowly disappear, classmates whisper, and she starts believing that maybe she really is too much for anyone to handle. Then she meets a boy who doesn’t see her as her illnesses. He doesn’t treat her like she’s fragile or broken. He doesn’t run when things get difficult. Instead, he gets to know the girl underneath everything—the girl who laughs too loudly, cares too much, and desperately wants to feel normal. For the first time, someone chooses to stay. But as their friendship grows into something deeper, she begins to realize that accepting someone’s struggles is easy when everything is going well. The real question is whether he’ll still be there when things get hard—and whether she can learn to believe that she deserves someone who stays. You also have to go to the doctors twice a week take A LOT of medication