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I start too :) the excitement is overwhelming... so is the schedule!

HI! Excited to start in a week... BUT I am all nerves. I have had to write out my schedule and LIVE by my planner. My daughter is in dance, my son is in soccer, I teach dance once a week (and I am hoping to be able to have a "brain break" by taking something active without having to teach! but that means additional time away from family and studying), but my husbands schedule changes regularly (and he also has MS... so an entirely different set of problems comes from that). I have an incredible sitter and her mother drives my kids to school AND picks them up. It is so spendy though, on top of everything else. Did I mention I have NO credible family members around to help?! One day a week, I will basically live out of my car. I will literally have to pack a cooler and a bunch of clothes. I also do ALL the shopping and bill paying. I am already feeling OVERWHELMED. I know that this is what I need to do... as I mentioned, My husband has MS and he is only 30. He won't be able to work forever and this is something I started in the Army as a medic. It is something I have wanted to do for 10 years. I am finally here and in the program... but I feel the PRESSURE and I would like to know of any tips that you all may have for me... Thanks in advance!