I’m not sure how your state works but disability services for children in my state transfers to help through the schools once they are a certain age. Maybe start preparing for her to start school assuming your not in remote learning lock down. Also as much as you want to hide from the world it important for both of you to socialize and for her to see you socialize. It’s scary and not always easy to find kid friendly groups but it’s really important and helpful.

I think you should start the leg work to be prepared to work. Things like figure out your childcare options, ensure your rn license is updated, and career options. Your not limited to onsite shifts you can look for remote nursing management positions. Typically working for health insurance companies helping to guide high needs patients through the system. There’s also nurses who work for hospitals on the billing side to complain appeals. If you add a coding certificate to your RN it might be possible to get a remote position.

I’m not suggesting remote so you can hide from the world but it would allow you to be home when your daughter gets home from school.