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By Caitlin Mallery / November 8, 2022

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I am excited to start sharing interviews about fai

I am excited to start sharing interviews about faith deconstruction and reconstruction. This first one with Abdulrahman shares the remarkable similarities between Islam and Christianity. #substack #linkinbio #linkinstory #exvangelical #exfundamentalist #islam

Trying to make applesauce. Canning has a way of ta

Trying to make applesauce. Canning has a way of taking up time and space. Every weekend we try to catch up on cleaning. And every weekend the kids are shocked that I telling them to clean up again. One kid told me, “We’ll never be done!” Yep, kid, it’s ongoing.

The new life has matured, aged, and is now ready t

The new life has matured, aged, and is now ready to move on. #autumn

The beginning of the school has had me running. Sp

The beginning of the school has had me running. Sport’s physicals, meetings about big events for the 7th grade, PTO Costco runs, a church retreat, and starting a new job. Volleyball has started and I have physical therapy (again).
When the kids were little it was a different kind of tired. The energy required for parenting is really nonstop though. Most days I just don’t have it. The amount of fuel and food to carry us all through is constant.
The church retreat gave me time to kayak and quiet my brain a bit. I try to make space in the middle of my day for either meditation (or a nap). It’s a lot of stuff and taking breaks is essential. It’s weird that the most helpful thing when one has a lot on their plate is to stop and do nothing. Even a few minutes a day can stabilize me.
Is this true for you as well?
#parenting #spiritualformation #backtoschool

Here is what I know to be true of children with ne

Here is what I know to be true of children with neurodiverse brains. They are not stupid. They don’t have a brain that functions in a neurotypical fashion, but that is not a reflection of their intelligence. In fact, the ADHD brain and mom-brain have a considerable amount in common. Constantly distracted by all the things, hyper-focusing on specific details, prone to perfectionism and anxiety.
Read more on #substack #linkinbio #linkinstories #autism #adhd #parenting #mombrain

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