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Your blog is so different than most (nicer,more polite) that I continued to read and decided to make a suggestion. Have the relative with heart failure read about Co-enzyme Q10.

When I 1st got a computer at age 79 this was the first thing I read about. There was an article by a doctor in Texas who wrote about his use of Co-Q10 for heart failure patients. He said that it not only strengthened their hearts but also improved their immune systems.

I had been taking it to increase my energy level but had also noticed my immune system was working better. I increased the amount to 60 mg. per day and I am better now than I was then and have no heart problem other than a very slight murmur.

I’m not suggesting anyone take the product but that they might want to read about it and ask questions of their doctor.

Hope no one is offended by my butting in. Eunice in Oregon

Cyber hugs to you & your family during this stressful time. You are one of my favourite bloggers, though I know I’m pretty quiet about that…I thought I might encourage you with hearing that now.

I’m so sorry about Israel’s uncle and all the many many things you have going on. Take care of yourself and don’t wear yourself out. We’ll always be here, so take your time posting, although I too am eager for your part four.

I, too, offer condolences for your family’s loss. The loss of someone so young is particularly difficult to deal with.

In a bit of irony, my wife has a niece who gave birth to twin girls about 11 months after delivering her first child, a boy. The stress on her body, which had likely not properly recovered from the first pregnancy, also resulted in her having congestive heart failure. She has pretty much recovered now, but it was touch and go for her for several months. Needless to say, having 2 infants and a toddler is rough.

You are a busy mom. In these times, I think your situation is more the rule than the exception. The demands of being married, raising children, maintaining a home, along with other family and personal relationships, being a part of a community, AND having at least some part of the day to pursue your own interests is a bit dicey, to say the least.

Even though my kids are now adults, I find there is still a lot on my plate. As I have mentioned, both of my kids will be home for a couple of weeks, and then we are driving to Florida to move my younger son to attend graduate school. (In that regard, it doesn’t get any cheaper, either.)

As you get older, you realize that you have to let some things go. For instance, it being that I am now 60 years old, about 5′9″ tall weighing in over 200 pounds with bad knees (it’s not a pretty picture) I have finally given up my aspirations of making it in the NBA.

I might get back to figure skating, though. The olympics are still a couple of years away. I’m one agile dude. I have no doubt that I can perform a tripple cluts.

TLS

And your sister… wow. I wonder if she could hire a night nurse to help with the babies. It’s expensive, but it seems like her health demands it. I can’t imagine twins and a toddler although I have seen several friends go through it. It’s rough even without heart problems.

Take care! Hope you’re managing to stay cool in this heat.

I’m really sorry to hear that you’re going through all of these difficult things. It’s nice that you and your family can be there to help your sister.

Thanks for mentioning my blog, though.

By the way, our posts about child safety and life expectancy inspired another favorite blogger “sam-i-am” (Feminist, Economist) to post here about the economics behind this same question.

I think you may have had some interaction with sam-i-am in the comments of my blog. She’s also an exmormon (agnostic/atheist?) mom, and — weren’t you saying that you were attending BYU around the same time I was there? — well, so was she. Small world, huh?

Life comes at you fast at times, but being able to spend that time with you family knowing that every day is special is all that any of us should need. Take the time you need with your family and we will take care of ourselves.

Take care of yourself, the kids, the puppy, and the family… we’ll be here for you when you get back, even if it is only to let you vent… Everyone needs a vent…

Take care!
Jason