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Mental Health Support

SlimJimmy

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8. Sometimes it's best to go through what you have and start to make decisions.

Reply to XanaDUer2 (Original post)

Sun Jan 21, 2024, 04:35 AM

Jan 2024

What do I need as opposed to what do I just like to have around. What is really causing to look cluttered and get rid of or pick that up. We do this once a year in our house and end up giving a lot of things to Goodwill.

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I live in a messy apt [View all] XanaDUer2 Jan 2024 OP

Dusting is such an exercise in futility. 2 hours later... 3catwoman3 Jan 2024 #1

I say I'm getting ready for Halloween, to excuse my dust CANADIANBEAVER69 Jan 2024 #2

I keep hearing that the "trick" is to clear one corner or one room at a time; LoisB Jan 2024 #3

Dust spews from the vents? That doesn't seem right. Merlot Jan 2024 #4

Maybe it'd be worth checking out vent filters for the dust JudyM Jan 2024 #5

I stuck cheesecloth over the vent XanaDUer2 Jan 2024 #6

Call the health department--city, county, state... nilram Jan 2024 #9

Thanks XanaDUer2 Jan 2024 #10

I hear ya! When my husband became disabled we downsized into an accessible 2BR 2BA Ziggysmom Jan 2024 #7

Sometimes it's best to go through what you have and start to make decisions. SlimJimmy Jan 2024 #8