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you are so lucky to have a good friend to talk to about all of this and who is also a homeschooler so knows about those stresses too. Your situation sounds familiar to me although my children are much older. My husband has been trying to be supportive, but I am an emotional iceberg with him. I can't seem to help it, but that's where therapy and hopefully meds come in.

I understand how important it is for you to protect your children from all of this and I know you are doing the best you can. Getting help now will help you not pass this on to your children and making sure you have someone else take over when you just can't handle it. Nobody's perfect, so don't be too hard on yourself that way with the kids.
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Welcome to the forum, you will get some much needed support here. My situation is similar to yours as well, symptom free and BOOM here we go again. Well.It is time for me to face my demons........"If you have skeletons in your closet, you might as welldance with them"
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