Mental health day - so cliche

Things have been piling up on my desk more or less for years. Most of it is just "stuff" I don't think I should throw out until I can either file it or digest it then throw it out or recycle. Mail, product boxes, headphones, device wires, pens/pencils, DVD disks, notebooks, sticky notes, power strips, thumb drives, cable ties... you get the idea. Some stuff though has a level of more importance then the rest and for those things I've taken the day off to sort through as a "get some things figured out" day that actually may help my mental and physical health. These entail actual health type issues. Getting older and in my case nearing 65 I've become eligible for Medicare and should (will) apply for coverage of some sort within a window of time determined by the federal health insurance program running it.

At this point I will need to sign up with Medicare and for coverage beyond what that agency provides I'll need additional coverage from a private company chosen by me with a little help. Now the funny part, at least for the last 6 months I've received a bunch of unsolicited informational mail offerings to help me through the supplemental plan selection process many without providing even a company name. I've also received many from what I consider legitimate companies that I'll look at closely. All in all it kind of feels like I'm being mail stalked.