u/Prior_Meringue2846

Family has a disaster loan roughly around $79k. No personal guarantee except the verbiage states something along the lines of whoever signs is liable (my aunt is the owner and signed) but the partnership is the borrower.

With the business closing, how should we approach SBA? We don't have the capability to make any more payments as the business never recovered back to normal levels after COVID. Do we just let it default? Or reach out to SBA for paperwork? Bankruptcy? Not much in assets except a few thousand in account and some desk/pedicure chairs.

If you were in a familiar situation or have any guidance, that would be appreciated!

I'm approx 10.5 weeks postpartum and exclusively pumping.

Around 7 weeks, my pump broke so I had to use an alternative which didn't extract enough milk and a few days later, I ended up buying the same pump since I had a luck with that. I was technically an oversupplied, able to freeze a brick of 4 oz a day. Nothing too extreme.

With the inconsistency of my pump for 2-3 days, my supply dropped AND my period came back at exactly 8 weeks. My supply has taken a huge hit.

I pump close to every 3 hours, sometimes longer stretches or shorter. It is hard with a toddler and a Velcro baby.

I used to get 3-4 oz total each pumping session with nearly 7-8 oz in the first morning pump,

Right now, baby drinks 3.5 - 4 oz every 2.5 hours and I make 2.5 on average total for both breasts each session. The morning pump, I get around 4 oz.

I'm pretty sure I have regulated as I don't feel as engorged in the morning.

Is it possible to get my supply back up? Or am I too late?