To one overstimulated mom to another

Being a mom is being afraid of nothing while being afraid of everything.

Some rules to this blog…

01

NO JUDGING!

This is a safe place. Being a mom is hard enough without being bullied by other moms.

02

Remember to laugh at yourself

I don’t think I’d be able to make it without finding the humor in things.

03

Mental Health

We as moms must remember we are humans as well. Just because we are super moms doesn’t mean we can’t have lives outside our children.

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At being THAT MOM.

Haley King

My Introduction:

My name is Haley King and I’m a stay at home mom of three beautiful children. Noah age 11, Piper age 5 and Rhea age 4. Sounds basic right? Of course life throws in curve balls.

My son is on the autism spectrum. He was diagnosed at age 4. My daughter Piper’s story is a little more complicated. She was a completely healthy child until January 14th, 2022 when our lives changed forever.

While playing in our living room on a foldable play mat she fell while trying to jump over it landing on neck. This resulted in a traumatic and devastating spinal cord injury. Now she is quadriplegic. Which resulted her to be tracheal ventilator dependent. So life gave me a medically complexed child on top of being a autism parent also. Rhea is our healthy wild child.

So, my life as a mom is kind of chaotic. I come from all the different forms. Behavioral? Got that covered. Medically? Got that covered? Loosing your mind on the daily? I definitely got that covered too.

I created this blog to give myself a creative outlook on my life. I’d love to give other moms that reassurance that they aren’t alone or crazy. You are not alone in that overstimulated mind of yours. I will let you into mine.

I call myself the accidental supermom because I never chose to be one. I was raising three relatively healthy children and a full time working mom until everything changed in an instant. I had a career and family. Now just family. So let’s navigate this together.