Well, it’s been 5 weeks since I moved into my apartment. In case you’re new here, I had to put my house up for sale, because I’m unable to work due to chronic illnesses. I don’t recommend being forced to move. It’s stressful to the MAX! However, I know that I’m not alone. You may have been forced to move in the past or it may happen to you in the future. So, I want to discuss the pros and cons.
First, I want to start with the cons, so we can end on a positive note.
There is the possibility of new opportunities and relationships.
There is the possibility of new dreams for our futures.
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I encourage all of us to focus on those last two bullet points when feeling overwhelmed with the cons of moving.
Conclusion of Forced Moves
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Forced Moves Due to Chronic Illness: The Pros & Cons
Updated 12/10/2020
My Forced Move
Well, it’s been 5 weeks since I moved into my apartment. In case you’re new here, I had to put my house up for sale, because I’m unable to work due to chronic illnesses. I don’t recommend being forced to move. It’s stressful to the MAX! However, I know that I’m not alone. You may have been forced to move in the past or it may happen to you in the future. So, I want to discuss the pros and cons.
First, I want to start with the cons, so we can end on a positive note.
Cons of Forced Moves
Now, onto the good stuff:
I encourage all of us to focus on those last two bullet points when feeling overwhelmed with the cons of moving.
Conclusion of Forced Moves
All of the graphics came from Pixabay.
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Till next time, Kathy