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Old 03-20-2019, 09:31 AM #4
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Yes this drove me crazy for a long time.....Try a few strategies. For me saying out loud helped, also repeating out loud.

Writing things down........and simply keeping it simple....If I try to do 2 things at once or change tasks mid stream, it just messes me up..

Im in over 12 years, and I have far more peace than I ever did!
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