Dodee

Me, too. Thought I was the only one.

ncredbird

Just curious, what is your age? I have been feeling the same way within the last few months. I feel like I have ADD (observation and self diagnosis as I have two grown children with it). My Dr calls it "menopausal fog". She told me HRT would help. Well, that is out of the realm of possibility as I have a 3 generational breast cancer history and the risk outweighs the cure. I have started using coconut oil, which has been shown to have a beneficial effect on Alzheimer's patients and I am noticing a difference. I can stay on task better (still not great) and I definitely have more energy. DH even commented that I am more active since I started this. I had been feeling overwhelmed with "stuff" and am getting rid of a lot of it. Also, actually started granddaughters quilt within the last week. I am praying that I can get it finished before Christmas. Just wanted you to know that you are not the only one. If you are of menopausal age it could be related. Ann in TN

dilyn

I have been in and out of that boat many times and fell in the water and almost drowned at one point! The best cure for me is to just pick something and get started on it...doesn't matter what it is..just do it. I try very hard to stick with one project until it is finished pieced, quilted and bound.

lots2do

I am hopeful that my cure will be retirement. Then I can stick to one thing, maybe.

ncredbird

Retirement didn't help in my situation. In fact I think it got worse. Problem is now you have all kinds of time, so you take on all of the projects you always wanted to get to, and still none of them gets done. Ann in TN

SherryCat

I am in that boat also.

NanaBeez

Thank Heavens, I'm not alone. I am heading to the mountains, this week, with my small quilting group (six) for our yearly retreat. We have extended it to a full week and it seems the only time I really get to work on started projects. I don't feel so dysfunctional now and will enjoy my week even more knowing every stitch is one stitch closer to finishing. Lodee Dodee Da!

Latrinka

Trust me, you're not alone. I spend way more time on here and thinking about what I want to make than actually doing it!

Dodee

I agree about the retirement part - nothing really gets done, you just add on more projects "for the future". Retirement is for the birds.

lizzyq

Same here!