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The Dubious Homeschooler

Hayley Juhl

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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Interlude: Eating this donut is a direct attack on my daughter

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...

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The two sentences that changed everything

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...

4 days ago
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Sometimes you only need one hand to lift you up

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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...

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Am I neurodivergent after all?

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...

a year ago
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I was blindsided when my child was abandoned by Quebec

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...

a year ago
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