Chronic procrastination.

As i write this, i am procrastinating. I have an exam tomorrow, which although i have planned plenty of time to prepare for and put other things out of the way to do so. I have hardly revised for it. The more i try to make myself study for it, the harder it is to make myself do it. Especially the closer i get to my exam, up until a certain point where i just jump into action and suddenly i can study again, but until that point its already too late and it's been like this for a while and it only gets worse after each set of exams. I doubt i'll get through to the next year of uni like this, it happens every time and only ever gets worse. I feel like it's futile to even try anymore, until i get my pressure kicks hours before the exam.

Do i need to see a therapist? Is there something wrong with me? I feel like i'm the only person in the world like this, it doesn't feel right. Why would i not want to study right now, i know i have to. But it's like every fibre in my body doesn't want to and i feel really guilty about it, I know i should be doing some work right now, but i just can't. As soon as i start, i can feel myself drifting off and i feel like i can't control it, this can't be normal. It just doesn't make any sense! I have a history of depression, if that relevant, but i dont have it anymore.

I feel like this too and I know I need to fix up because you can get away with procrastinating more than revising for GCSE but NOT A Level.