Confusion Is A Bigger Problem Than I Want To Admit
I am confused a lot.
I press on, because that’s what I need to do for me, but I am oftentimes, left trying to make sense of just about everything!
Admittedly, I am not “connecting the dots” like I used to. That was hell!
It’s still there, but it’s not as prevalent as it once was…
What’s more troubling now is the stress I am under every day!
To the onlooker, they wouldn’t understand, but to me, I know what my difficulties are and they rarely letup…
I try and sleep overnight (it is hard), so that I can at least make myself available to My Daily Checklist.
It gets tweaked fairly frequently, all in an effort to get a few extra boxes checked off daily!
In reality, I have way more boxes not being checked, but I am trying.
That’s all I can do. Really and truly. 🙂
Back to lists and schedules: What are your most effective strategies to working through them?
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I tend to do what I can, when I can, and if things languish on my assorted lists for a while, that’s fine too.
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Good deal… 🙂 it can be difficult sometimes.
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Lists work for me, most of the time! Otherwise, I’d forget birthdays, appointments etc.
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Yeah, sometimes they work and other times they don’t. But I am still trying
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Sometimes even after the 14 years of remission I am confused much more than ordinary person. What really helped me is practicing writing and reading. At the beginning I could only do it for few minutes but in time my concentration improved drastically. But even today there are times during the day when my mind is totally blank
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I understand. Thanks so much for commenting!
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