
I’m the outsider in my family. The one who doesn’t quite fit. My abnormality is what the rest of the world calls normality. I’m a neurotypical, and I make mistakes all the time that I'm trying to learn from. Maybe you can help.
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New Orleans, 2019. Photo by Hayley Juhl
I need you to put your coffee down for a minute.
We’re not going to talk about autism today. We’re not going to talk about school. But there might be some schoolin’ happening.
We’re going to talk a...
Photo: Hayley Juhl
Those of you who have been around since the start of this project know how I feel about homeschooling. I have enormous respect and admiration for those caregivers who are able to do it, but I work full time and I am quit...
Photo: Hayley Juhl
It has been three years since my child began to self-harm. It has been two years since my child’s autism diagnosis. It has been two years since my child attempted suicide. It has been two years since my child last set fo...
Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia. 2019 photo by Hayley Juhl
The foundation of this [waves arms to encompass a corner of Substack] is that I’m a neurotypical person navigating a world in which most of my family and close friends a...
Photo by Hayley Juhl, 2018
A weary warning from a close friend haunts me.
“I hope you get the help you all need. I don’t think you will, but I really hope it works out.”
My wife and I were so relieved when our family was assigned, months...
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