I just emailed my old job to see if I can pick up some hours there to pay for my daughter to have her own apartment at least until she turns 18. Depending on which location has openings I could get up to 34 hours a week, and I generally made around 18 an hour when I used to work there, but I'd be working 7 days a week. The company website showed that their location the next town over is hiring, which is where I used to work before. But it's an hour plus each way by bus and I haaaaaate the manager there. On the plus side, all my former clients still go there, and they always come see me whenever I go back there to work for a while. But not sure that alone is worth it. 

So I'm hoping to get into the location closer to me because it's a 10 min walk. I hope they have openings. Trying to be patient and wait to hear back before I text my old manager.

I was thinking I might try to see if we could get a studio in our building for her. We have a really sympathetic landlady who knows a lot about us and our financial situation, so she always gives us minimal rent increases, and she would probably give us the best deal possible. I don't know if she'd want to be that close or not, but my ex boyfriend has lived in our building two years and I go months without seeing him at all, so it probably wouldn't be bad for her. 

I just really want her to know that even if she doesn't want to live with me anymore I would literally do anything for her. I really want her to graduate high school and not have the compounding stress of school, plus worrying about rent and food, plus taking care of her own mental health. If I have to work 60 hours a week for the next year then so be it. 