A ton of paperwork

When battling a serious disease like amyloidosis, I have learned that the logistics of preparing for your treatment can be as complicated as treatment itself. For example, I have the following tasks to prepare for.

• Finding a place to live in Boston near the hospital (not easy). Answering ads, looking at apartments
• Finding a parking spot in the South End (I will be letting my mother use the car)
• Calling my car insurance company to put my mother on my policy
  
• Determining who will pack my belongings in my current apartment
• Determining who will scrub and sanitize my new apartment
  
• Determining who will be moving me to my new place (and when)
  
• If a place is not found, where I will stay if treatment begins
  
• Where my mother will stay until I find a new place
• Taking time out to visit friends and family before I start chemotherapy
  
• Working with insurance officials to make sure the coverage is approved
• Getting an attorney to help create health care proxy and living will
• Getting a dentist appointment for a teeth cleaning (I won't be able to for a while after the treatment)
• Gathering and filling out paperwork for short-term disability
• Setting appointments at sperm banks (chemo may make you infertile)
• Determining special equipment / medical supplies needed at new apartment.

I need to get all of this in order in two weeks. :<

This seems like an impossible task, and occassionally I have doubts if I will able to take care of everything in time for my treatment. I am relying on family and friends to take on most of this load. So far I have had an amazing response from people close to me to help me get through this. And that takes such a huge burden off of my shoulders.