What if everything you are, every sensitivity, every spiral, every moment of knowing something you couldn't explain, was never a glitch? What if it was always the gift?

The Things I Have Carried: Neurodivergence and complex trauma

The Things I Have Carried: Neurodivergence and complex trauma

The Things I Have Carried: Neurodivergence and complex traumaKat Schulte
Published on: 09/10/2026

On trauma with a big T and a little t, growing up under-resourced and unseen, and the long work of teaching your nervous system it's safe now. Written from the other side, with real hope in it.

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Obaachan: A love letter to the woman who taught me what it looks like to choose kindness above all.

Obaachan: A love letter to the woman who taught me what it looks like to choose kindness above all.

Obaachan: A love letter to the woman who taught me what it looks like to choose kindness above all. Kat Schulte
Published on: 18/08/2026

A love letter to my grandmother, and to the truth that the most extraordinary love can exist right alongside the hardest childhoods. About generational trauma, angels in human form, and what saved me.

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The Girl Who Was Always Somewhere Else

The Girl Who Was Always Somewhere Else

The Girl Who Was Always Somewhere ElseKat Schulte
Published on: 31/07/2026

A personal post about dissociation, growing up in an unsafe world, and the woods that kept me sane. For every neurodivergent kid who learned to leave their body before anyone taught them how to stay.

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My Brain Is the Warden of Its Own Jail

My Brain Is the Warden of Its Own Jail

My Brain Is the Warden of Its Own JailKat Schulte
Published on: 07/07/2026

AuDHD, unmasked. A personal post about growing up in a neurodivergent household where everyone's needs were seen except mine, and what it cost me.

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