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just a quick tip. write a to do list everydY. im so scattered which causes more anxiety. to do lists gave me a sense of achievemwnt and grounding and helped me so much in my recovery.
also gratefulness , ten thi gs evwrydH 😊
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unlovedscared Akens86
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I like this idea.
sybs Akens86
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Funnily enough,I have just bought an Echo Dot for that very reason. I tick when I have completed task. Mind soothing
kate98942 Akens86
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For me it's the complete opposite, I make lists and create unneeded anxiety and pressure trying to complete them all.
Maybe I need to make a list that has self care on there? What kind of things do you list?
sybs Akens86
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The night before I list extras,such as tidy cupboard,change bedding etc. I do usual chores dust and swiff. What doesn't get done that day,there is always another