Survey #204 Response from Lee
| Pronouns | She/her |
|---|---|
| How would you rank paper clutter among the categories of stuff that you have difficulty managing? | Paper is #2. |
| For which of the following types of paper clutter would you like to get help and/or advice? (Check all that apply.) |
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| What type of paper clutter that you struggle with did we leave off the list above? | None |
Please complete any of the following statements:
| Overwhelmed will never catch up; I establish a system but then due to health problems get behind AGAIN! I get sooooo much junk mail asking for contributions because I’m on about every list there is because I’m genuinely generous with those that truly help others! Discouraging! |
| Tell us about your most treasured paper item. | A refund check for 20 cents?!! When I closed out an account. My cards letters fr my late husband that died two yrs ago cancer & a stroke. |
| Here’s your chance to ask Gayle and Ed any question you’re curious about. It need not be related to this survey’s topic(s). | Yay! An opportunity to tell you both what an excellent job you do!! I hired two ladies in Jan in their 50’s paid $200 to get a bathroom organized small room. They were slow did wayyyy too much talking just hard to hire people know what they are doing & stay at it. Discouraged. They advertised as professional organizers. Put calls into two others haven’t heard back? If I could hire a true professional what would be the going rate in CA? When you’re a senior with chronic health issues how can I. Find someone come along side that takes my dilemma seriously. I’m pretty organized not a hoarder at all but things pile up. I’m very slow now & things changed. Used to run a household effectively & efficiently. |
| Future topics | How to find a professional like Gayle experienced knows what they are doing. Going rates? How to ask them refrain from telling me their problems & life trauma stories. I need help & work done. Only communication should be related to their helping. |
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