[roadrunner63]

I am a mess. I used to be able to make good decisions all the time. Now it is a huge struggle for me to decide anything. I will have insurance settlement in a few days, week at most. Since I'm unable to work much my plan was to try to buy a mobile home and lot to cut out these big rent payments. I would then be able to get by much easier.

Looking at places, trying to decide what is best is overwhelming. I've made lists for each place - the good, the bad. I really can't compare them. I don't want to waste the money by continuing with rent though. I hate my life, how hard everything is.

[pcslife]

I am in a similar situation like you. Moving out to cut the rent and has to make a lot of decisions since I work from home. Not really sure working is helping or not. But when I did nothing (for about 1 year) don't think I improved any better after 8 months (may be 6).

I completely agree how hard all these decisions can be for PCS subjects.

[crgravitt]

Agreed! Something as simple as deciding what to have for dinner can be such a pain in the tail that I'll just do nothing because that's easier. I could always make a call and be comfortable with it 99% of the time prior to the car accident that left me struggling with whether to use a blue pen vs. a black one. Very much over this and I really just want my neuro to tell me what to do to fix it and how long it's going to take. Nine months and a week - no end in sight.

Congratulations on your settlement - I hope that will help you with the day to day stresses and enable you to focus wholly on your recovery.