the wired mom
sarah | the wired momSharing my musings about neurodivergent family life, autism, ADHD, hormonal plot twists, and my ongoing experiment in trying to be a person instead of a project.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 35 | Founded | 4 months ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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The weight of all the little things
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Yesterday, as I was driving my three little crotch-goblins to school, I felt that familiar little wave of anxiety and overwhelm start working its way into my chest.
You know the one. The AHHH I have so...
I feel like I’m dying. I’m probably not.
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I have a doctor’s appointment tomorrow. It’s a follow-up with my GP, now that I’m (partially) back at work following a long period of sick leave. But for the past few days, I’ve been going bac...
7 things I hate about fall
7 leaves - one for every little thing I hate about fall.
Around this same time every single year, the internet collectively loses its mind over fall. Yes, I’m looking at you.
The candles come out. The chunky knits and skin-tight leggings...
My autistic son wears me like an invisibility cloak
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My six-year-old son wears me like an invisibility cloak.
Honestly, I played with the metaphor for this one a lot in my head, going back and forth between: am I more of an invisibility cloak, or a superher...
I got pressure-washed at a five-star hotel
Behold: evian spaaaaah.
A few weeks ago, we spent a long weekend in Evian with my husband’s family, and the women were all very generously gifted us a treatment at the shnazzy hotel spa (thank you again, you know who you are!).
We each ch...
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Sarah ✨ Mom of 3️⃣ Shamelessly oversharing about motherhood, neurodivergence (autism, PDA, ADHD), and embarrassing musings I should probably keep to myself.
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