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I missed the same appointment 4 times a few months ago, so I totally understand.
What I had to do was buy a big calendar and hang it above my laptop. A planner no longer works for me because I forget to check it. Anyway, I cross things off each time as I complete them. I am able to remember to look at the calendar daily because it's in an area of the house that I frequent. I use a bold black marker to write things so that I can see them easily. I write down the bills, too, or I completely forget to pay them. I used to do automatic debits, but then I'd forget to put money in the bank. I left an uncashed check on my desk for months. I also email myself reminders, set timers, and tell friends and family members what my plan are. That way, when they say, "You're going to see your doctor today, right?", I can pretend I didn't forget lol. I still have problem with my meds and supplements. I often forget if I take them. I'm thinking about labeling Ziploc bags with the date and then throwing them away each day (the empty baggies). I cried last week because I spent 20 minutes looking for my keys...that were on a lanyard around my neck. Sigh.
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