Martis
Mother to Luca and Santino, my two nonverbal autistic boys who changed me forever. Every Thursday, I share honest letters, real support, resources, and a community where you feel seen, never judged, and less alone ✨
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 25 | Founded | 6 months ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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No. 022 - What If He Can't Tell Me?
Next week I will pack two backpacks. I will fill two water bottles. I will check everything twice. I will probably check it all one more time before we leave. And then I will do something that after all these years still feels completely un...
No. 021 - I Didn't Get The Life I Planned.
For years I had a picture in my mind of what motherhood would look like. I do not think it was very different from anyone else's. Disneyland. Family vacations. Long dinners that ended with sleepy children in the backseat. Trying foods from...
No. 020 - The Hardest Part Was Never Autism.
Twenty letters. Twenty Thursdays. Twenty pieces of my heart scattered across these pages. When I wrote my very first letter, I made myself a promise. I would always tell you the truth. Even when it was uncomfortable. Even when it broke me....
No. 019 - Grief Isn't Always About Death.
I do not think I have ever met someone who was not grieving something. Sometimes it is obvious. Most of the time it is not. Some people are grieving a person. Others are grieving a marriage. A dream they quietly buried. The career that neve...
No. 018 - You Are Allowed To Be One Of The People You Love.
I have spent most of my life trying to be easy to love. I did not know I was doing it. I just knew how to be useful. How to notice what people needed before they asked. How to make things easier. How to forgive quickly. How to give a little...
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