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I’m answering your decluttering questions in today’s podcast.
* My husband has a neurodegenerative disease that will take him from us far too soon. I am his caregiver and the demands of that role will become more and more of my focus over the next few years.
My question is, how should I handle stuff that should be saved for his children from a previous marriage? I don’t want to tell them to come get this stuff before your dad passes away, as it feels somewhat premature. It’s more than I will be able to manage as time goes on however.
*Do you have any advice on how to not get super mad at ‘normal’ friends (aka people who think they are untidy but are really super organised?)
* I’m wondering how the heirs to a crafter can determine the monetary value of a handmade item. I am specifically interested in quilts, ceramics and paintings.
*What do I do when I don’t remember that I have an item until I have bought a second one and see the first one when I am putting that second one away?
*I have small windows of time I can declutter but when I do, I don’t get rid of very much. I find myself setting things aside or finding a “home” for it, even if that’s a box on the floor. I do follow your steps but I feel stuck. I need help to get it out of my house.
*My question is, what if space is not a problem? Is their another way I can frame the container question? I am fine with having lots of empty spaces, but still feel I have too much stuff for my brain to manage.
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