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Sep 18 2008

Be Organized

Published by sunnflr at 1:55 pm under Health Conditions Edit This

One of the easiest ways to help yourself is to be organized. If you have a set plan of action it makes the whole day flow better. For someone with a chronic health problem, this is even more important.

If you have the day planned out and you get to feeling bad half way through you can check your list and see what HAS to be done vs. what you’d just like to get done and go from there. Remember though, nothing is more important than your health. If you hit the wall and just can’t do anymore forget about the list and rest.

Making lists and sticking to them will help with stress and mental health also. If you have certain conditions, such as fibromyalgia, forgetfulness is a problem. This can be very frustrating. If you make a list for each day, you can look back at it and know that you aren’t forgetting anything. This will relieve a tremendous amount of stress and help you stay more relaxed.

So organization is key to health and happiness in more ways than one. Did you make your list today?

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4 Responses to “Be Organized”

  1. chatobstewarton 18 Sep 2008 at 8:48 pm edit this

    I like that “a plan of action” … Today mine will be to plan, to make time to plan my plan of action… :)

    Chato
    http://mentalhealthhumor.today.com

  2. sunnflron 18 Sep 2008 at 9:20 pm edit this

    LOL, that’s a start anyway.

  3. 邹丹旦on 18 Sep 2008 at 9:35 pm edit this

    i have read every article in this blog.
    it’s so nice to hear from you.

  4. sunnflron 18 Sep 2008 at 9:50 pm edit this

    Thank you very much. It’s nice to know someone enjoys the posts!

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