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Punkin56New Contributor
I am living in a very messy house because I haven't the motivation to clean it. I am retired and just cannot get organized. If someone decides to visit - I can get motivated by that because it would be embarrasing for anyone to see this house. I dont cry all day, its like im numb. Does anybody out there have similar problems?
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@Punkin56
Yes, there are others who can help. On the "lived experience" side there is a "spring clean declutter thread" where a few of us who battle with stuff encourage each other. I will tag you in. Others who contribute are carers, those who have LE and some who are Carers with LE.
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Hi @Punkin56,
Great to have you join in on the forums here! I have just moved your post to a more suitable area so you will be able to get some more replies. I can see you first posted in carers so please don't be discouraged if you are a carer you are still welcome to post on that side of the forum as well- just thought this was more suited to your specific query! The lovely @Former-Member has tagged you in a great thread too which you will hopefully find helpful and connect with some others who deal with similar issues 
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
Hello @Punkin56 Yeah I can really drag my feet at times.
There is also the hot choc thread and other daily check in threads. It fine to post and join in the conversation.
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
Hello @Punkin56, how are you today my friend xx
Hello @Appleblossom, @Former-Member, @Former-Member
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