So, this is just kind of a random idea I had and I've never seen it done before, so I figured, why not give it shot? Let me know if you think it's good!

Characters belong to Stephanie Meyer.

Prologue (6 years before Twilight)

BPOV

I was at the doctor's office again. Between my ability to trip over thin air and my chemotherapy sessions, I spent a lot of time at the hospital. I was here today to find out whether or not the radiation was working. Dr. Rickers had told my mother last week if my labs showed that the chemo and transfusions aren't working that I'd only have about 6 months left.

I know most eleven-years-olds (heck, most people) would be sad that their life was coming to end, but I wasn't. Sure, I'd like to live a full life and fall in love and all of that, but I know that there is a reason for everything.

I think with the time I was given, I'd lived life to the fullest. I have had leukemia since I was six, so I spend most of my days doing everything I physically can. I have never turn down any opportunities presented to me, I help everyone and everything I can, and for being only eleven, I'd say that is pretty good.

I know my death will be hard on my mother, but she has her boyfriend, Phil, whom I am pretty sure she'll marry. They can another child or even a few and she will be happy again.

Mom wants me to be hopeful and believe I will survive, but I doubt it. You can only have some much hope and faith before you get used to disappointing news. But, I do believe, without a doubt, that everything will be fine. I will be out of pain and suffering and my mom and Phil and even my birth father will be able to move on.

I think that's the only thing I will regret about my life. I never got to know Charlie, my birth father. I might go spend a few weeks in the summer with him. I would like to know the person who gave me life, even if for a short while.

Dr. Rickers is talking to my mother. She's crying, but she doesn't look upset. Happy tears? Not possible, I've only got six months. I know it.

"Congratulations, Bella. It appears the blood transfusion worked. You've gone into remission. You'll have many happy years in front of you now."

So what do you think? Continue it? Or just forget it? If I continue, the next chapter will probably fast forward to after Eclipse or the beginning of Twilight. Not sure, but I'll see.