Originally Posted by Susanne C.

My 5 children range from 13-29. I have homeschooled all of them, except the second youngest, whom we let attend school starting in eighth grade. Last year was his senior year and I taught five sections of English at his high school to try and help out- it is a small private school and the English instruction had been terrible. The hardest thing about it was getting up, showered, made up, and dressed up, but it was rewarding. My classes were scheduled in the morning so I could go home and take a nap! I was so relieved when it was over. It was really tough by the end.

We still have three sons at home. I do most of the laundry and all the cooking, but little else. My symptoms didn't really get debilitating until about four years ago, so I didn't have young children.

Sick and Tired of Feeling Sick and Tired by Donohue and Siegel was my favorite, also How to be Sick by Toni Bernhard, which is a little flaky but inspiring.

Originally Posted by hopeful

My muscle weakness just started to get really bad a few months ago. My husband likes to cook so he does that. Other than that I do some cleaning. Things really seem to be getting harder for me. Thanks for the names of the books. I am going to get them.
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