Lou Fleming could also play a major role. As Amy's sister, she could be the one taking charge of the household while Amy is sick, making sure everything runs smoothly.
Maybe there could be a neighbor who stops by. This neighbor could be an elderly person who has some old - fashioned remedies and shares stories with Amy while she's sick at home.
Her best friend could be a main character. This friend might be constantly by her side, bringing her schoolwork so she doesn't fall behind and also sharing the latest gossip from school or the stables.
Definitely Ty Borden. He and Amy have a special relationship, so he would be deeply concerned about her illness. He could be the one running errands, getting medicine and making sure she has everything she needs. Georgie could also be a main character. She could be helping Lou with the ranch work and also spending time with Amy, telling her stories to keep her spirits up. And then there's Spartan, Amy's horse. Spartan could be acting strangely because he senses something is wrong with Amy, and his behavior could be a part of the story as well.
Her best friend could be a main character. Maybe someone named Sarah who is always by her side, bringing her soup and medicine.
Her family could be a great help. They might come over to take care of the sick kid when Amy needs a break or help with other household chores so she can focus on the child.
Perhaps in the fanfic, Amy Fleming's sickness is a mystery. The story could focus on her trying to figure out what's wrong with her while also dealing with her daily life on the farm. She might have to rely on her horse for comfort during her illness.
It could be her family members, such as her mother who takes care of her while she has the flu. Maybe her sister who brings her some warm tea and a good book to keep her entertained.
It could be her family members. For example, her parents or siblings might be very concerned about her health and constantly trying to persuade her to take care of herself. They would be the ones using their love and concern to try and break through her stubbornness.
The neighbors could also play an important role. They might be the ones who notice something is wrong first and inform Amy. Later, they could bring over home - made soups or offer to babysit other children if Amy has more than one, so she can focus on the sick child.
There could be the truck driver. Maybe he is a gruff but kind - hearted man who feels guilty about Amy falling out of his truck. He could be a key character in helping her get medical attention.