Emptying out a family home is exhausting, especially after a parent dies: items in the house become much more than just objects, and letting go of them can be as hard as letting go of the person you lost. In today’s episode, professional organizer Lisa Woodruff talks about what it was like to empty out her dad’s house after he died, and how, in her line of work, she helps people decide what to keep and let go of during stressful times.
Check out Lisa’s work here: Organize365
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