I’m Sooo Scared, I Really Need My Friends

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yes ..indeed..... moving is an extremely depressing or anxiety creating time...understood . Have had to do it three times ..both under forthful circumstances ,All you can do is try to get through it .. for me. Try to feel safe someway/ somehow .

I’m more scared. I don’t want to homeless, I’m in a wheelchair, I have Psoriasis, I cannot be in the sun, I won’t survive being homeless. I’m having anxiety & panicking, I still don’t have a place, time is running out & I’m crying. I wish I have a social worker that knows about Autism.

Please hang in there Kitty , will keep you in my prayers ...

moving is always stressful, so sorry you have to go through this. Glad you have people right there to help you. Do be sure to ask for help if you feel "stuck" on any project. If you are moving locally, you might not have to have boxes, use plastic trash bags for all the soft stuff such as clothing, towels, blankets... easy to pack around furniture.

Of course certain things that are breakable my still need tlc and protection of being wrapped up and safely stowed in a box. I learned from many many moves over my life time to carry a small box with soap, tP, a couple of towels and some paper towels and cleaning stuff. Put in a set of nice clean sheets for your bed, and bring your pillows with you in the car.
Put the bed into the trailer last,or bring it over in the first haul if you are doing multiple small loads, so it will be the first thing off, and set it up immediately when you get to your new place. ( or have a helper do it!)

That way when you are exhausted and can't do any more you will not have to push yourself to make up the bed and etc before you can sleep.

Towels and soap, cleaning stuff will be right there if you need it as you set up your new household and you won't have to dig for what you need before you are able to use the bathroom, or do dishes.

I survived over 30 moves in my lifetime, I know it is hard right now, but if you look back, you will see that you survived and adjusted, and I bet you do this time, too.

It might seem forever when you are caught in the middle of it all, but this will eventually end and there might be some fun and interesting new things to come out of it all. cheering you on, keep us posted.

My earbuds , used to have place on the part of the earmuff part,that you just tap with your finger , very distincrly one , or two finger taps , to get them to change their modes . besides having to plug them into a usb to charge them
Once a day for mine ,idk if yours are the same .. Hope they help, and if not noise cancelling feature is not as good as you want , after learning the different modes, just pair them to your bluetooth...( seperate learning ) and put on your favourite mellow music . And hopefully that might help ?

I’m sorry, moving is awful.So much stress and anxiety.
I hope you and your kitty will be ok.

Settings , >>wifi or Networking>>>>bluetooth >>>> look for thr devise or new name that occurrs in bluetooth list .
Select pair new devise or similiar . or with bluetooth on .When new devise name appears on list click on it ..see what your media devise says ...almost always there is a small button on headphones or buds or devise( speakers )
Then usually light on the new devise will start flashing ... after your phone or media devise recognizes it , the light usually changes pattern of flashing or goes solid colour . And you bluetooth page that is open , will display something like new devise connected . Then goes back to just showing your list of bluetooth available devises.. To be tapped on next time it needs yo be connected. Hope that helps ??. but good luck anyway . ..The above post description is good too.