Hi, I'm Biz. I'm a working parent with a kid and a teen.

It's been 10 years since the show began and a lot has changed on the show and in the world.

But by elevating the voices of others, we have learned we are not alone and we are doing a good job.

This is still a show about life after giving life. This is One Bad Mother.

This week on One Bad Mother, am I too broken to be nice to myself?

We talk to Susan Birday about her new book, Say One Kind Thing.

Plus, Biz is.

Biz, I am calling with a check-in for you. I love you, Biz. I feel like I have grown as a mom

listening to you over the last 10 plus years. I love One Bad Mother and I love the whole

community that surrounds it and I just listened to the new episode from last week about how

your son, Alice, was diagnosed with autism. I have a son who was also diagnosed with autism

when he was young and I just want to say you're doing a great job. It can be so hard being a parent

to any child, especially one who is differently wired and kudos to you and Stefan for taking him to

get an assessment, for listening to that inner voice and saying, you know, what's going on?

How can we better help him? I personally love this quote that says, don't let the diagnosis

be a ceiling. Let it be a foundation. I truly believe that parents can best help their kids when

they understand what's going on and it's a very emotional journey but kudos to you for getting

the diagnosis and I hope that through all of the emotions and confusion that you are able to

better support him in the ways that he needs support and you're just doing a great job and I love

you. Bye. Okay, now I am going to be very upset. Thank you. First of all, you're doing a very

good job and I really appreciate the call. You're right. There's a lot of emotional navigation

happening and I think so many of you out there can appreciate and relate to trying to

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