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 | 34 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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No. 031- Everyone Needs Me. I Need My Mother.
When I was little, I spent many weekends at my grandparents' house with my brother and sister. I remember how happy we were there. We played, laughed, and enjoyed that wonderful freedom of being children surrounded by people who loved us. B...
No. 030 - I Don't Keep Going. I Keep Wanting To.
A couple weeks ago, a mother named Aastha wrote to me. She had been reading my letters about Luca and Santino, and she wanted to know something. Where do you find the energy to keep going? She told me she wanted to be a fighter like me. I r...
No. 029 - I Couldn't Have Been This Mother Without You.
My husband Helios and I were very good at having fun together. Maybe that is one of the reasons we fell in love. We loved dancing. Traveling. Going out. Staying up too late. Good food. Friends. New places. We loved life. And when Luca arriv...
No. 028 - The Things I Never Expected To Gain.
Motherhood changed me. Autism motherhood transformed me. My children needed a version of me I had not become yet. I met her slowly. A few weeks ago, I realized just how much I had become her.
I was at the pool with Luca and Santi wh...
No. 027 - Don't Wait For Autism To Leave.
For years, Luca's birthdays were bittersweet for me. I adored celebrating him. The cake. The candles. His little face. Another year of this boy I loved more than I knew it was possible to love another human being. I was happy. Truly happy....
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