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w8in4dave

By w8in4dave
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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lol.  Your killin me here Wendy.  I know all about not knowing what I'm doing half the time.

 

I use:

 

Large Calendar as a catchall

Large Blackboard for things needed to do

Large White Board for upcoming Appointments

Phone for everything so I always have all my crap with me

 

I swear it works :lol:

 

Colleen

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Great Idea Colleen! Wonder if hubbs would mind if I put it right in front of the TV :) Lol ... The good thing thru all  this.. oSince I started this post. I am feeling better! I mean really!! I am! I have some energy!! I think the Corn intolerance (I shouldn't think) was sucking the energy out of me! ! So now that I have seriously quit eating corn products, I think it is finally starting to come together. I mean I am not running a marathon but really I am doing things ,and then later I think , Wow I did that and I am not feeling like I am exhausted !! So it is coming along slowly but surely! 

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So glad to hear your doing better Wendy :)

 

I have my to do Chalkboard in the Laundry Room, The White Board in the Kitchen, the Folded Calendar on the Kitchen Counter and the Phone is always on me   :lol: My entire life is in my Phone.  I need all the help I can get.

 

Colleen

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