Keep It Simple and Steady! 

In the last four years we have moved twice, lost my mother-in-law and one brother-in-law, had two children diagnosed with diabetes and my husband diagnosed with congestive heart failure/acute renal failure/high blood pressure/a-fib.

At first, we dropped everything, but I find that my children respond better if we have some normal activity.  So, I go through, adjust our lesson plans (if it is not a hill to die on, it's cut) and we do what we can.  Some days we get it all...some days we just get half, but we do have school.  I also cut out field trips, they stress me out!  I have to be on someone else's schedule, pack lunches and more...I would just rather be at home ;o) 

Hope that helps!

I have Homeschooled for ten years through several chronic illness and many moves. We even graduated our oldest! Was it easy? NO! Did I make mistakes? Yes! I found that the key was balance and flexibility. The first priority: Be sure we gave each day to our Father in heaven and allowed Him to guide our steps. Second: Keep communication open and honest. Third: In list everyone's help!

'Slow and steady wins the race' applies to this situation!

We are so thankful we kept towards our goal and went on the journey together! Our children are stronger and more well rounded because they have dealt daily with the uncertainty of life, and finding the constants within.