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kam
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I have a couple of neighbors who will help.

one will make a meal and the other does odd jobs.

I have about $20 a month I could use towards their help.

I am beginning to realize I need to not be stubborn and that I do need help.

Now, I need to figure out how to manage their help.

I need them to be in a routine like the housekeeper so they just come and do the job and don't need to talk or bother me with questions due to health.

Just thinking out loud via the computer.

I'll think more later...too drained now

I know one does her laundry on Thursday. So, I could have her include my laundry at that time each week.

Every little bit is going to help

How much to pay her for helping with my laundry is another thought to be answered.

I don't really want her in my apartment.

So, she could just fold the clothes and put them back in the laundry basket and just leave them in my apartment.

I could put the clothes in a laundry basket and leave them just inside my door and leave my door unlocked for her to pick up

Less stress on the health
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Rivendell
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I'm glad to know that you will be getting more help.

I'm glad you have people who understand and care about you. Good luck.
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That would help a lot!!

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