Definition: In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
Input: Fact1: seemingly unremarkable homemaker develops multiple chemical sensitivity, Fact2: person develops mild to medically controversial diagnosis severe non-specific symptoms, Fact3: symptoms are triggered by chemicals found in everyday household and industrial products, Fact4: marriage is stable but devoid of emotional intimacy, Fact5: Carol After seeing ad at resorts to moving to New Age/religious retreat in desert called Wrenwood recover and is led by man community center

Set in an affluent neighborhood of the San Fernando Valley in 1987, the film recounts the life of a seemingly unremarkable homemaker, Carol White Julianne Moore who develops multiple chemical sensitivity MCS, also known as TwentiethCentury Disease. MCS is a medically controversial diagnosis in which a person develops mild to severe nonspecific symptoms and believes that these symptoms are triggered by chemicals found in everyday household and industrial products. Carol passes her days with activities such as gardening, taking clothes to the dry cleaners, and attending aerobics classes. Her marriage is stable but devoid of emotional intimacy, and her son is actually a stepson from her husbands previous marriage. Her friendships are polite but distant. As she goes about her routine, she slowly begins to develop unpredictable and strange bodily reactions, such as persistent fatigue, uncontrollable coughing when surrounded by truck exhaust while driving, asthmalike symptoms at a baby shower, nose bleeds when getting a perm at a hair salon, vomiting, and eventually convulsions at the dry cleaners. Doctors are able to identify only one true allergy: milk, which she drinks frequently in the movie without incident. Doctors are at a loss of how to help her cope or cure her. She attends some psychotherapy sessions, but does not gain any insight into her condition. After seeing an ad at her community center, she eventually resorts to moving to the New Agereligious retreat in the desert called Wrenwood, which is designed to help people suffering from MCS recover and is led by a man whose relentless motivational talks amount to psychological fascism.