Are you struggling with clutter in your life?

Is your house full of things you no longer use? Do you have so many commitments that you don't have ability time for anything?

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If so, then it is time you looked at clearing the clutter from your life.

How to Zap the Clutter From Your Life!

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We all set our New Year resolutions in January, but we can look at bringing new things into our life at any time. Getting rid of all those things that no longer sustain you is the first step in having the life you of course want. Clutter to most citizen is normally those bodily things that you have kept over from many years reasoning one day you may find a use for it. Any way it is a lot more than that, and includes relationships, time commitments and other things that unnecessarily take up a lot of your energy.

Now is as good a time as any to look at your own life. Ask yourself why you are retention on to something. What are you resisting giving up? What are you afraid of letting go? Just dream all the goodness that is just itching to come into your life.

The great benefit of cleaning up your life is that it boosts your power levels. Go straight through your whole house, and settle what to throw out, give away, store, sell or keep. A good rule of thumb is to get rid of all you of course don't need or haven't used in the last 12 months. Start your clutter clearing, one small area in one room at a time, and then zap the rest.

Also, remember it is vital to not let the clutter build up again. So assign a home to all that you wish to keep.

A great time to clear your clutter is when you move home. I did 6 months ago and it was so liberating to move into a new space with very few items. The challenge for me now is to keep it clutter free - I fiercely go round my home at the end of each month, and discard a few items every time. It can feel so great to let go of things.

Here are some safe bet actions for you to take on this week:

1. Gather your old clothes and knick knacks and take them to any of the varied charity shops in your area. Alternatively, give the items to man who you know needs them.

2. Go straight through your kitchen cupboards and discard all those old tins that have been there for years. Empty the fridge of out of date half used jars. You will be amazed at what you will find!

3. Be ruthless with your commitments to other people. It is great to have many friends, but gently let go of the ones that drain you or those that no longer sustain your life style and aspirations.

4. Clear up some of the things that rob you of your time. Watch less Tv and go out in the open a bit more. Just feel that fresh air in your lungs.

5. Have some fun whilst clutter clearing, and do bonus yourself afterwards.

The great thing about clearing the clutter in your life is that other areas of your life will start benefiting in no time.

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admission diagnosis: Cardiopulmonary arrest aspiration discharge diagnosis: esophageal reflux Hospital Course Summary: At 19 days of life. patient became apneic and pulseless following coughing during feeding, in the setting of a 5 day history of URI symptoms. Patient was resucitated with approximately one minute of chest compressions and rescue breathing. He was taken by EMS to Rady Children's Hospital where he was noted to have coarse breath sounds and retractions refractory to suctioning and nebulizer treatment. Therefore , patient was intubated , cultured for rule-out sepsis. and started on empiric ampicillin and cefotaxime. Ptient was transferred to Naval Medical Center San Diego and monitored in the Pediatric ICU. CXR showed a R perihilar opacity. Head CT showed no acute intracranial abnormality but MRI showed evidence of left occipetal infarction. EEG showed spikes that could be within normal limits. Neurology recommended no further intervention unless patient demonstrated symptoms. Patient showed no focal neural deficits during his hospital stay and acted appropriately. Therefore, no further work-up was done. Patient did well during his stay in the PICU. He had no apneic events. He tolerated NGT feeds well. Extubation was attempted on day 4 of admission but patient failed and required re-intubation. Patient was successfully extubated on day 7 and transferred to the pediatric ward. After thorough work-up, it was felt that patient's cardiopulmonary arrest was likely ...

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