>> [Background Music] As far as keeping, you know,
a balance in life, you know,
while I was working, It was hard.
>> Truthfully, I don't think I keep them in balance.
Work probably dominates.
>> I'm a care, I'm a caretaker.
You know, I'm the main cook in the house
and the main transportation person.
I'm the scheduler.
So I spend a lot of time caring.
What I don't spend a lot of time is caring for myself.
So for me, that is the biggest challenge.
But I don't know if that is different
than people without disabilities.
I think that's a very big problem for working mothers,
especially, even if they have a great partner, like I do.
>> There's, of course, a lot of stress in everyone's life,
and certainly there are in our life too.
You need to find a way to try to relieve that stress.
We have a membership to an organization here
in New Jersey called The Grounds
for Sculpture that's fairly near to our house.
We enjoy walking those grounds.
>> Looking back now, I wish that I had listened to some
of my friends, who were very balanced in their lives,
and made the time to leave my job on time and go to classes,
go to a yoga class, go to, you know, go to the pool
and to keep myself balanced.