Essays on Motherhood
These essays on motherhood include my Mom, Interrupted series for Catapult magazine, as well as work in other award-winning literary venues, including The Toast and Motherwell.
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2019 Jan CATAPULT: For Parents and Children with Psychiatric Disabilities, the Stigma Creates an Extra Fight We Don’t Need (Essay) by Katie Rose Pryal
2019 Feb CATAPULT: My Son and I Don’t Do Well with Chaos and That’s Okay (Essay) by Katie Rose Pryal
2019 March CATAPULT: Friendship Has Always Been Hard for Me. I Hope I Can Make It Easier for My Kids (Essay) by Katie Rose Pryal
2019 May CATAPULT: What It Takes to Advocate for Twice-Exceptional Kids in School (Essay) by Katie Rose Pryal
2019 Dec CATAPULT: No I Don’t Want Advice About How My Kids or I Can Be “Cured” (Essay) by Katie Rose Pryal
2018 July CATAPULT: The World Doesn’t Bend for Disabled Kids (or Disabled Parents) (Essay) by Katie Rose Pryal
2018 Oct CATAPULT: Finding a World Big Enough for My Twice-Exceptional Kids (Essay) by Katie Rose Pryal
2018 Nov CATAPULT: When You’re a Mom with Anxiety Disorder, You Know the Monsters Are Real (Essay) by Katie Rose Pryal
2017 May MOTHERWELL: With New Life Comes Fear of Death (Essay) by Katie Rose Pryal
2015 April THE TOAST: A Mother’s Suicide Attempt and the Guilty Burden of Statistics (Essay) by Katie Rose Pryal