This is direct transalation: How are you feeling right now? Don't let yourself be exhausted. It took some time before Gian was followed with another baby, don't worry about the expenses atleast you're happy. Did jen go home already? When will you go back to Cavite? =====> I hope this one help you understand the talagalog version of your question... ;-)

Here's the translation: musta n pkiramdam m (How are you feeling now?) wag magppagod ha lalo (Don't get yourself too stressed out.) mtagal din bago nasundan si Gian... (It took a long time before I had the next child after Gian.) hayaan mo na (Just let it be. OR Don't bother yourself about it.) khit mgastos atlis masaya nman di ba (Even if it costs much, you're happy.) nkauwi na rin si jen di ba? (Jen has come home, right?) eh kelan kna luwas ulit ng cavite nyan? (So, when are you coming to Cavite?) It's a very informal way of writing in Tagalog. Punctuations and proper spelling are not used at all. If a native Tagalog speaker sends a text message to a fellow Tagalog, most likely you meet writings like this. I hope this helps you.