Rare, in Plain Sight
Erin MorlanI write about the parts of caregiving we don’t say out loud—and what it takes to keep going anyway.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 22 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 16 days ago |
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It Doesn’t Have To Fix It To Help
Considered cropping out the crack in our wall. Decided to let it be symbolic.
Another season upon us and I feel the need to pep myself up before diving into this one. I am noticing a theme… When I started this Substack I committed to writi...
A Place We Love
University of Oregon football—American football, for my readers elsewhere in the world—has been part of our story for almost as long as there has been an “us.”
My husband, Scott, and I are both “double Ducks,” with undergraduate and gradua...
Sometimes There is No In Between
On getting ordinary life back before you’re ready for it
A lil somethin’ new here. Once a month, I’m going to share a letter that’s a little less polished and a little more in the moment—the things I’m still thinking through rather than th...
The Things That Don’t Matter
Rare, in Plain Sight grows by being passed from one person to another. If this spoke to you, I’d love for you to share it.
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I’ve been thinking a lot about what makes something worthwhile, and how, as caregivers, we decide what is wor...
The Second Hospital
Hello, It’s been a little while since I’ve written here. We’ve found ourselves in another hospital stay, and while I’ve had plenty of thoughts, they’ve taken shape more in quiet moments than on the page. This essay found me there—living in...
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Mom of three, caregiver, advocate, and writer. My son Cash has a rare genetic disease that changed the shape of our family—and my life. Former attorney, writing about caregiving, identity, and finding your way through a life you didn’t plan for.
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