Essays on identity, belonging, motherhood, and what it means to understand yourself later in life.
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I went to a party (and was quickly reminded why I don't go to parties)
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I don’t get invited to parties often. In order to get invited, you have to know people and my concentric circles are small. Every now and then, though, the stars align and someone tells me they are havin...
From the archives: Is autism overdiagnosed and therefore "meaningless"?
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In case you hadn’t heard, a highly respected autism researcher, Dame Uta Frith, made some fairly contentious statements in a recent interview.
Frith increasingly views the “real” autism as the old school...
Autistic Lives, Unmasked: Eliza Fricker
It’s been five years since I found out I’m autistic—at the tender age of 44! Diagnosis in many ways felt like the beginning of the story for me. Since then, I have been steadily getting to know the woman behind the mask and finding a...
Things I believed about motherhood that turned out to be wrong
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There is a line in my memoir, Motherness, that has stuck with me. “I no longer strive to be the perfect parent because the perfect parent does not exist.”
Before I became a parent, I was the perfect par...
From the archives: How where you live impacts your autism
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Where do you live? I’m kidding. Don’t answer that. Lately I have been thinking about how particular spaces determine autistic functioning.
You know those songs you feel were written for you and about you...
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Julie M Green is the author of Motherness: A Memoir of Generational Autism, Parenthood, and Radical Acceptance. The Autistic Mom features essays about identity, belonging, motherhood, and what it means to understand yourself later in life.
Author of the books Laziness Does Not Exist, Unmasking Autism, Unmasking for Life, and Unlearning Shame.
ELIZA FRICKER is an author & illustrator, and an advocate & consultant for PDA, autism and learning. She has published several books, including the Sunday Times Bestselling title Can’t Not Won’t.
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