The Reclamation Era
Steph Sprenger, Ann ImigThe intersection of midlife, single motherhood, and neurodivergence
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The Empress's New Clothes
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I had an epiphany the other day. Fine, yeah, it was totally during my morning Tarot practice. What can I say, the birds were just the beginning! I was working with The Empress card and the Queen of Wands—both o...
Your Body Has Absolutely Been Keeping the Score
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Last week, I read a Substack post that stopped me in my tracks. In fact, I read it ove...
Tarot is for The Birds Part II
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I was finally getting somewhere. The therapy and woo and Taro...
Tarot is for the Birds: Part I
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“Can you come downstairs?” I could hear the trepidation in my daughter’s voice. “I think there’s a bird in the house.”
The previous day...
The Secret Knock
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I was walking my dog a week or so after my 911 call in April and ran into a neighbor outside. She wanted t...
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Gen X writer | producer | podcaster| stand-up comic | single ADHD mom | | The intersection of single parenting, midlife, and neurodivergence | editor of forthcoming anonymous publication Redacted: What Divorced Women Aren't Telling You
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