Nourishing Motherlines
Amber M HillBone, blood, milk, and marrow... exploring the mineral matrix from which we are born, the matrilineal mitochondria we inherit and what it means in an age of rampant metabolic dysfunction, memories of my mother & hopes for my daughters (and all women)
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 7 | Subscribers | Read | ambermhill.substack.com |
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Time is Grief
I have been so constrained lately, for years really, both scared of truthful self expression online and too fatigued to complete thought processes or see things through. I have something like 8 drafts begun here on Substack. I never know wh...
Children's v society's views on their mother's bodies
I was at a mom’s group in 2006 nursing my infant daughter when I first had this realization. There was a very large woman there, and she was lying on her back on a couch while her 3 year old (who seemed SO grown up to me at the time!) was l...
Slow Nourishment v Heroic Cleansing
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The Next Piece of Information Will Be the One to Save Me
My mom was your typical 80s/90s American woman- jumping from Weight Watchers to Jenny Craig and back again, always buying new workout VHSs, and stocking the pantry full of low fat and fat free “healthy” processed food.
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A daughter of the elements and ancestors whose existence enabled my own. A mother of two daughters, a mythic-minded herbalist and medicine maker, novice beekeeper, voracious reader, river swimmer, and podcaster living in rural Northern California.
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