For many years I was so disabled that I could only be responsible for laundry. This past year has been the opposite for me, I've been thriving in this pepperoni and are responsible for laundry, dishes, trash management, and even cooking for myself. The two mantras I keep repeating to myself when I feel like I should be doing more are "perfection is the enemy of done" and "a day rested is a day well spent". The way I combat the overwhelm is by moving up and down a sliding scale of how much I have control over/am trying to control on any one day, and at worst it means something is a problem put off and at best something is delegated to someone else. It's not perfect, but I am safe and feel less overwhelmed overall.

@hollywood101ism

3 жыл бұрын

This comment really helped me, thank you!!!

@rhondapagan5759

3 жыл бұрын

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Perfectionism and a Chronic Illness is the worst combination. Never being satisfied with the end product makes it hard to want to bother starting or finishing a project when you feel like crap. If you feel well it is easier to motivate yourself and remember your passion for the project. When you feel unwell it is easy to lose time being unwell and just surviving, and putting things off in the little windows of feeling marginally better because there is something better to do 'and the project will be shit anyway.' it is a battle. This vlog exists. I'm so proud of you! ❣️🥰😘💜

I can SO relate, both to the struggle itself and the resulting thoughts and feelings of inadequacy and having to remind myself, Hey! You're fighting a life-threatening illness here.

Recovering perfectionist here, glad to know I'm not alone! I seem to be comparing how clean I keep thing back to when my illness wasn't as bad... It's been hard accepting my limitations when it comes to housework, and also handling the guilt/shame I put onto myself. I've had to get over the way I think things should be cleaned and be satisfied with however it gets done. Switching cleaning products because I can't be bothered to make DIY eco conscious ones that take a lot of elbow grease when cleaning, letting my partner do their best when I know it won't be up to my standards, and getting things clean enough before feeling safe to ask for outside help.

Omg not wanting to shower before cleaning your space is so damn relatable. Feels related to the perfectionism trap as well perhaps. Thanks so much for your videos and your honesty.

I relate to this so much. I’m such a perfectionist and having a chronic illness makes that part so hard to quiet. Thank you for sharing your day!

I could listen to you talk about anything :) Anyway, I also have the same struggle with the chicken and the egg situation. My space is closely tied with my mental health. I don't think I have found a way to overcome it but most times I will just stuff things away to trick my brain into thinking the space is tidy and I think that helps. Or I just try to do a part of the tidying-- little bits spaced over a number of days-- and remind myself that that little bit is a lot and that it's this oppressive system that we are in that makes me tie my self-worth so closely to my tidiness and productivity.

Hiya from a fellow spoonie with a messy room who's also a perfectionist! I've also found my brain just isn't working as well recently but not sure if it's the rona or me lol

@hannahmay11

3 жыл бұрын

Same! How will we ever know 🤫

Love the "My Wife and Kids" reference lollll (okay, now I'll watch the rest of the video)

‘Finished but not perfect’, that feeling has given me so much courage! As always, I love the way you talk about chronic illness, I always feel so seen. But I’m also learning from you. 🧡

Perfectionism; check. Chronic illness; check. I’m not really a fan of either, but I do my best to deal with them.

@helleluyahatanda5886

2 жыл бұрын

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@helleluyahatanda5886

2 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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does taking breaks work for you? like scheduled breaks? it works for me so i'm curious if it does for you i am brain damaged though, very slowly recovering but i'm not chronically ill. just disabled with brain stuff.

Hi I'm a big fun from Ethiopia, I believe you have a huge voice and please take you time to review your report on the conflict on Tigray again and be voice of the girls and children being oppressed in the region. Unlike the past the truth is staring to come out after the government allowed international journalists like BBC, CNN and Amnesty get in to the country. Thanks.