The Shit Nobody Says Out Loud

I have a lot of shit to say. Sometimes it’s parenting. Sometimes it’s adulthood, schools, special education, grief, advocacy, relationships, or some completely random thing that got stuck in my head and wouldn’t leave. Some episodes are serious. Some are funny. Some are basically me ranting because something makes absolutely no fucking sense. I question things. I overthink things. I get pissed off. I laugh at shit I probably shouldn’t. And sometimes I start talking about one thing and end up somewhere completely different. I don’t have everything figured out. I’m usually trying to make it

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  Episode #8

  Adulthood Was Falsely Advertised

  Aug 11, 202614 minS1

  <p>When you’re a kid, being an adult sounds fucking amazing. Your own money. Your own house. Nobody telling you what to do. Complete freedom.</p><p>Then you grow up and realize you can absolutely do whatever the fuck you want, as long as you can afford it, schedule it, clean it up afterward, make sure nobody needs you, and deal with the consequences.</p><p>I’m 37. I have questions about the terms and conditions nobody mentioned.</p>

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  Episode #7

  You Have Rights. Now Figure Out How to Use Them.

  Aug 11, 202613 minS1

  <p>I’ve been down this fucking IDEA rabbit hole for way too long, and apparently I’m not getting out of it yet.</p><p>Because the more I read about what IDEA was supposed to do for parents, the more I keep thinking about what it actually looks like when a real parent tries to use any of it.</p><p>You have rights. You have procedural safeguards. You can disagree. You can file a complaint. You can request due process. You can ask for mediation.</p><p>Cool.</p><p>Now you’re a parent whose kid is alr...

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  Episode #6

  What the Fuck Is a Parent Supposed to Do?

  Aug 11, 202614 minS1

  <p>This whole fucking thing started because I wanted an answer to what I thought was a pretty basic question about Child Find.</p><p>How much information does a school district need before there is reason to suspect a kid may have a disability and need special education?</p><p>That question has now somehow turned into DESE complaints, dismissed complaints, Sunshine requests, state plans, training materials, emails, and an absolutely ridiculous number of folders on my computer.</p><p>And I still have questions.</p><p>So this episode is basically me trying to talk through how the...

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  Episode #5

  But Did We Actually Help the Kid?

  Aug 11, 202614 minS1

  <p>The behavior went down. The chart looks better. Fewer office referrals. Less refusal. The kid is staying in class.</p><p>Great.</p><p>But did we actually help the kid?</p><p>Because getting a kid to stop doing something and figuring out why they were doing it in the first place are not the same thing. And sometimes they look exactly the same in the data.</p><p>This is me talking through behavior, the stories adults start telling about kids, what happens when “refused task” turns into “defiant” or “unmotivated,” and why I keep coming back to one quest...

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  Episode #4

  Common Doesn’t Mean Normal

  Aug 11, 202617 minS1

  <p>I hear some version of “that’s just how it works” all the time.</p><p>Schools. State agencies. Child welfare systems. Different people, different organizations, different situations, but somehow the same explanation keeps showing up.</p><p>And lately I’ve been thinking about how easy it is to confuse something happening all the time with that thing actually being normal.</p><p>In this episode, I’m talking about the dysfunction we get used to seeing, the parents who start apologizing for asking questions, the kids stuck waiting while adults figure out whose responsibility something is, and why seeing...

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