Thanks! Yeah, it's a difficult life style but we know we have to make sacrifices. :)
The only persons I have from my side of the family is my mom and siblings, but she works and my 2 of my siblings are still in elementary school and one in middle school so that's not really an option. I'm starting to think my in laws coming here or at least my mother in law would be the best thing right now.
My husband and I are both in the military. We've been married for almost two years. We are expecting a baby in April and although he should have 10 days paternity leave, idk if he's going to be there bc of an upcoming deployment. Luckily my parents live in the next state over, so I have them to lean on. I am taking some college now, but will take online courses after the baby. I feel your pain as a military wife. Just know that it's not your husband's fault for not being there. The military is rough, but it als helps pay the bills. Start looking at schools now and you will be able to take them online and maybe have the in laws over for a couple of weeks for the extra help, then send them on their way. Don't let anything stress you out. Good luck!
Re: school, I would hold off on that. You can't go to class on 2 hours of sleep and expect to get anything out of it. Wait until baby is sleeping through the night and you have your new household routine figured out. I did laundry daily with my first child.
I think family staying with you would really help. Keep it short though. Couldn't someone from your side come and then stay alone. Then after a short time maybe someone from his side? It would just help so that you can get out of the house or even just catch a few hours sleep. A tag team approach is best in the first few weeks. Also everyone who visits should bring food or help in some way. Stock your freezer for the alone time so you don't have to cook too.