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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I've been reading this board for more than ten years, and have always worked, adn needed to work. I was a child prodigy and today am tremendously successful in a field of biomedicine where I both do good and make quite a bit of money. I have a DH who also makes plenty of money and works hard, but not like big law. AS my kids finish elementary school I am so, so, tired. I am not doing the best job at either my work, where I increasingly realize my colleagues are childless or empty nesters and fitness nuts. I have a SN child and my other is high needs. I have a fantastic nanny, family in town and a great, helpful DH who does it all, but there is still too much. I do not know what the answer is and I could not SAH - my nanny is better at most things than me, and we are sending my kids to private to deal with the rest, but..it is too much. So if SAH is working for someone, who am I to judge? (I know this last comment is virtually sacrilege on DCUM, but I told you I was tired!)[/quote] It's the special/high needs. DH and I say that one SN kid is like having three. Sounds like you are burning out, pp. [/quote] They aren’t burnt out. The nanny handles everything. She questions if that is best. [/quote] She said “AS my kids finish elementary school I am so, so, tired. I hava fantastic nanny, family in town, and a great, helpful DH who does it all, but there is still too much.” I have been a member of the special needs parent community for a long time and hear this from parents are burning out, understandably. [/quote]
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