The Dubious Homeschooler
Hayley JuhlWell, it looks like I'm a homeschooler now despite my best intentions. And now best intentions are all that I've got. Come along for the ride?
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 36 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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I still cannot hear my autistic child
I’m ready to stop learning. I would like to accept my PhD in neurodivergence and magically start making all the right decisions.
Before embarking on a family trip, we stayed overnight at Grandma’s house. “Is there anything I should know ab...
Should you tell your child they are autistic?
Photo by Hayley Juhl
Should you tell your child about their autism diagnosis?
Imagine the immense privilege that comes with that question.
Many caregivers — of children with any type of diagnosis — do not have the luxury of that decisio...
An (over)abundance of doors and roads
The red-brick farmhouses that live in my memory have an abundance of doors. Photo circa 1976.
Back in the beforetimes, I attended a fantastic fiction-writing workshop. Most of the feedback was super useful (like, some of these sentences co...
The autism tax is real
Photo by Hayley Juhl
There I was, low on gas and short on money, racing down the highway like I owned it.
I’d already been to our big town’s two pharmacies and I needed to reach the Walmart in the next-biggest town.
They had to have Spla...
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Landforms by sculptor Jack Arnold at Riverwalk Park, Naperville, Il.
I don’t believe in astrology and I have very little use for the whole “love language” trend.
But I am a Gemini and my love language is words of affirmation.
I want to t...
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