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Original post by Napp
Care to be a touch more specific?
what are your predictions and your school's predictions
Original post by Tamimur
GCSE's
Money generally
are you financially stable? or are your parents??
Original post by CoolCavy
Money generally
Original post by ('('-('_')-')')
what are your predictions and your school's predictions
My school predicts me to get 3 9's and the rest 8's But with how they went I think I'll be getting 7's mostly.
Original post by ('('-('_')-')')
are you financially stable? or are your parents??
Not especially, am a student so
what school, dw you probs got higher than you think, thats what mostly happens to you. also yeah, what school btw
(Original post by Tamimur)
(Original post by Tamimur)
My school predicts me to get 3 9's and the rest 8's But with how they went I think I'll be getting 7's mostly.
like what mate
Original post by Pathway
Probably health stuff.
ooooh, are you doing a good degree at a good uni tho coz you can just wait and then pay it off, its just stress at the moment.
What uni and degree btw
What uni and degree btw
Original post by CoolCavy
Not especially, am a student so
Original post by ('('-('_')-')')
like what mate
The collagen in my body doesn't work properly because I have something called Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome which has caused multiple issues in multiple body systems because collagen is basically everywhere, skin, bones, muscles, tendons, organs, etc.. I'm disabled by my health issues, it's affecting my ability to be independent. I don't want to be a burden on those around me. There is no cure. The worse it gets, the more burdensome I become, and I don't want that. So yeah, I worry about that.
Original post by Pathway
The collagen in my body doesn't work properly because I have something called Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome which has caused multiple issues in multiple body systems because collagen is basically everywhere, skin, bones, muscles, tendons, organs, etc.. I'm disabled by my health issues, it's affecting my ability to be independent. I don't want to be a burden on those around me. There is no cure. The worse it gets, the more burdensome I become, and I don't want that. So yeah, I worry about that.
Sorry to hear that, it must be terrible. Were you born with it?
Original post by pwarner
Sorry to hear that, it must be terrible. Were you born with it?
Yep.
It's genetic.
Having no money
Original post by Pathway
Yep.
It's genetic.
It's genetic.
I'm sorry to hear that. I hope a breakthrough in finding a cure will occur soon
Original post by Yasmin1224
Having no money
When you say "no money", do you mean homeless and no money or living off paycheck to paycheck? Or neither?
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