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We are prepping for finding a new place with less stairs and less maintenance and hopefully less noise. The past year has been hell on my hypervigilance issues. How does one figure out what you won't need for the unknown future? Its making me a little nuts.
I also started back to work a the beginning of June. I am loving it really. The people I work with are lovely. Its a small team but we are all dedicated to making it work. I work 18 hours a week. After 15 months of being unemployed and stressed beyond belief, getting used to working again has been difficult. My hours are offset by one hour earlier from my previous schedule and that is proving harder to adapt to than I expected.
The work transition on its own would be hard enough but having to pack up house while physically and mentally exhausted? Yeah. No bueno. Monday and Tuesday are my see the doctor and the physical therapist days so its not like I have those as down days to get things done.
Chronic illness affects far more of my life than I like to admit. *sigh*
I also started back to work a the beginning of June. I am loving it really. The people I work with are lovely. Its a small team but we are all dedicated to making it work. I work 18 hours a week. After 15 months of being unemployed and stressed beyond belief, getting used to working again has been difficult. My hours are offset by one hour earlier from my previous schedule and that is proving harder to adapt to than I expected.
The work transition on its own would be hard enough but having to pack up house while physically and mentally exhausted? Yeah. No bueno. Monday and Tuesday are my see the doctor and the physical therapist days so its not like I have those as down days to get things done.
Chronic illness affects far more of my life than I like to admit. *sigh*
