<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

My spouse works shift work. I am working part time over the summer and go to school full time during the year. We have two young children together and he has two children from a previous marriage that are over in his days off. I have been having to work extra on all of his days off lately but even when I don't it's crazy hectic with all the kids. We are hardly together and when we are it is with all the kids. We switch off work schedule to avoid daycare (which we couldn't afford anyway). I don't remember the last time we went out on a date. I don't even remember the last time we both were able to go to bed at the same time. We don't even have time to talk to each other. I have two years left in school and I seriously don't know how we are going to sustain our relationship this way until then. 

Three days a week I am at work while he has days off. When I get home it's dinner and then putting the kids to bed. Then we are both so tired usually one of us stays up to finish bedtime stuff or do a bit of cleaning before the next day. Four days days a week he works night time and two of those days I work during the daytime. We are in the same place for, at most 3 hours and both of us are sleeping. I see my neighbors more often I think honestly. ..

I love our family but our relationship is becoming distant from all of the above. I can't quit going to school. We both have to work to make ends meet. We can't afford daycare. 

Anyone in a similar scenario and how do you make it work well?
<bot>: Crazy work and family life makes relationship essentially nonexistent. Anyone have experience with making a crazy hectic life work with a healthy relationship?