"Wertz's unfiltered and often hilarious approach to sharing her life continues in Bury Me Already, where she documents the literal challenges of motherhood, including a repeatedly reopening cesarean section wound and various projectile baby incidents."
"The book provides a fascinating glimpse into the struggles of new mothers during 2020, highlighting experiences such as being forced to wear masks during labor and the dismissive treatment from overburdened doctors."
"Wertz's time in Petaluma during the wildfires added to her challenges, as she faced air quality warnings while caring for a new baby whose lungs were too delicate for outdoor walks."
Bury Me Already (It's Nice Down Here) captures Wertz's journey through pregnancy, birth, and motherhood in 2020. The book humorously details her experiences with bodily functions, including a cesarean section wound and baby-related messes. It also reflects on the unique challenges faced by new mothers during the pandemic, such as laboring with masks, dismissive medical treatment, and restricted access to classes. Set against the backdrop of wildfires in Petaluma, the book serves as a poignant time capsule of a difficult year for many families.
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