Waiting to hear if Dh has to start chemo again. You guys rock.

[soliloquy]

I'm sorry to hear about your DH. It is a testament to you that you are able to push forward with your education under the circumstances. In the last six months I've lost a brother, a grand parent, and my mother had a stroke which complete incapacitated her. Since my father (who raised me) passed away when I was 18 and she never remarried the brunt of those responsibilities are falling in my lap (even though I saw her maybe 5 times my whole life)...Long Story. Meanwhile I'm taking care of an autistic child who is transitioning into middle school. Sometime it just all seems like too much. But, I am thankful for God's grace (not sure of your beliefs and not trying to offend you). I'm not in competition for the "whoa is me" but I just wanted to share that so that you can know I and others appreciate your struggle and your drive to succeed no matter what comes your way. Some of the most dedicated people I know are on this forum and I'm proud to be in their company.

Today my mother's insurance company decided no more care at the rehabilitation center (it's only been three weeks) so they are releasing her today. She still can't do ANYTHING without assistance but they have decided she is ready to go home...go figure.