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I have a Sjogrens diagnosis, which took a few years to uncover.
Yes, I do experience similar symptoms to some extent. As a former multitasker, I often have to remind myself to step back, take a breath and focus on one thing at a time. That's especially needed in loud restaurants, crowded venues, very brightly lit stores with white shiny flooring, where it's harder to achieve. I've always been a "low screener" so learning to focus and concentrate are still works in progress.
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I made some costly mistakes and try to remember to slow down and not make a fast decision.
Juggling my life has been a necessity and now I must force myself to stop.
Dysautonomia causes my worst symptoms. I was dizzy, etcetera for a year and got better ~6 weeks ago. I feel fragile and my days are short, read a lot. I have insomnia and no longer take naps.
I have a dilemma. I put a deposit down for independent living and want to sell the house when a unit is available. Now time estimates. Updating my house requires packing up my things, moving to a hotel, monitoring the painters work and then cleaning and putting my life back in order. Too much. I feel organizing the logistics would create a flare and the smell of paint is not tolerable. My diet is restrictive and it’s difficult to eat out. Ensure Maximum works when needed.
The realtor is pushing me to get things done and I’ve told her in a nice ways don’t bulldoze me.
She is my friend’s daughter. Mistake.
I believe I need to hire someone to do it all. It’s costly but my health is more important. Ugh. Idea… if a decorator manages updates, the realtor is no longer up to date with the progress.
You ideas how to make this easier for me would be appreciated.