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I have already posted this but it went to the mental health forum
I feel like I have no options, what should I do?
A bit of background I suffer from a medical condition which I got diagnosed with at the end of year 12. I feel like this affected me throughout year 12 and year 13 which has led me to doing poorly in my two years of study at school. I am extremely underprepared for my upcoming exams and I am for sure going to fail them all. I know that my medical condition is improving as I will soon be off the medication that is causing side effects so I know that I have potential to do well - my gcse grades are above average. But as of now I have no idea what to do as I feel like there's nothing left for me. Has anyone gone through something similar and do you have any tips or plans of action for me?
I feel like I have no options, what should I do?
A bit of background I suffer from a medical condition which I got diagnosed with at the end of year 12. I feel like this affected me throughout year 12 and year 13 which has led me to doing poorly in my two years of study at school. I am extremely underprepared for my upcoming exams and I am for sure going to fail them all. I know that my medical condition is improving as I will soon be off the medication that is causing side effects so I know that I have potential to do well - my gcse grades are above average. But as of now I have no idea what to do as I feel like there's nothing left for me. Has anyone gone through something similar and do you have any tips or plans of action for me?
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(Original post by urmomsspaghetti)
I have already posted this but it went to the mental health forum
I feel like I have no options, what should I do?
A bit of background I suffer from a medical condition which I got diagnosed with at the end of year 12. I feel like this affected me throughout year 12 and year 13 which has led me to doing poorly in my two years of study at school. I am extremely underprepared for my upcoming exams and I am for sure going to fail them all. I know that my medical condition is improving as I will soon be off the medication that is causing side effects so I know that I have potential to do well - my gcse grades are above average. But as of now I have no idea what to do as I feel like there's nothing left for me. Has anyone gone through something similar and do you have any tips or plans of action for me?
I have already posted this but it went to the mental health forum
I feel like I have no options, what should I do?
A bit of background I suffer from a medical condition which I got diagnosed with at the end of year 12. I feel like this affected me throughout year 12 and year 13 which has led me to doing poorly in my two years of study at school. I am extremely underprepared for my upcoming exams and I am for sure going to fail them all. I know that my medical condition is improving as I will soon be off the medication that is causing side effects so I know that I have potential to do well - my gcse grades are above average. But as of now I have no idea what to do as I feel like there's nothing left for me. Has anyone gone through something similar and do you have any tips or plans of action for me?
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I’m in the exact same position as you, i was discharged from the hospital a couple days ago, i’ve already taken two exams which i’m certain i’ve failed and i feel so horrible physically and mentally. i’m so sad because i had so much academic potential and it’s all gone to waste because of my illness
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My situation is different (no medical problems. I wasn't allowed to attend to attend school, cos my parents are really strict and religious. Kinda messed me up education-wise).
Currently doing my A levels, and they are going terribly. I don't even want to keep doing the exams, cos I know it's only gonna get worse, but I'm just gonna keep going.
My plan is to resit next year. I don't really want to, kinda hate it, but I think it's my only option. I know I can do so much better, so I gonna get myself some tutors and resit. At least I can work this coming year as well, so I won't be completely broke by the time I go to uni.
Keep studying for the exams you have now. Go over wny notes you have, and do questions from past papers. But keep in mind that you can resit. It kinda feels like the end of the world, but eventually it will be okay. So don't put too much pressure on yourself. Just do what you can now, then do what you need to do next year to make the situation better. You'll get through it xx
Currently doing my A levels, and they are going terribly. I don't even want to keep doing the exams, cos I know it's only gonna get worse, but I'm just gonna keep going.
My plan is to resit next year. I don't really want to, kinda hate it, but I think it's my only option. I know I can do so much better, so I gonna get myself some tutors and resit. At least I can work this coming year as well, so I won't be completely broke by the time I go to uni.
Keep studying for the exams you have now. Go over wny notes you have, and do questions from past papers. But keep in mind that you can resit. It kinda feels like the end of the world, but eventually it will be okay. So don't put too much pressure on yourself. Just do what you can now, then do what you need to do next year to make the situation better. You'll get through it xx
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(Original post by Plasticplants)
My situation is different (no medical problems. I wasn't allowed to attend to attend school, cos my parents are really strict and religious. Kinda messed me up education-wise).
Currently doing my A levels, and they are going terribly. I don't even want to keep doing the exams, cos I know it's only gonna get worse, but I'm just gonna keep going.
My plan is to resit next year. I don't really want to, kinda hate it, but I think it's my only option. I know I can do so much better, so I gonna get myself some tutors and resit. At least I can work this coming year as well, so I won't be completely broke by the time I go to uni.
Keep studying for the exams you have now. Go over wny notes you have, and do questions from past papers. But keep in mind that you can resit. It kinda feels like the end of the world, but eventually it will be okay. So don't put too much pressure on yourself. Just do what you can now, then do what you need to do next year to make the situation better. You'll get through it xx
My situation is different (no medical problems. I wasn't allowed to attend to attend school, cos my parents are really strict and religious. Kinda messed me up education-wise).
Currently doing my A levels, and they are going terribly. I don't even want to keep doing the exams, cos I know it's only gonna get worse, but I'm just gonna keep going.
My plan is to resit next year. I don't really want to, kinda hate it, but I think it's my only option. I know I can do so much better, so I gonna get myself some tutors and resit. At least I can work this coming year as well, so I won't be completely broke by the time I go to uni.
Keep studying for the exams you have now. Go over wny notes you have, and do questions from past papers. But keep in mind that you can resit. It kinda feels like the end of the world, but eventually it will be okay. So don't put too much pressure on yourself. Just do what you can now, then do what you need to do next year to make the situation better. You'll get through it xx
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(Original post by Plasticplants)
My situation is different (no medical problems. I wasn't allowed to attend to attend school, cos my parents are really strict and religious. Kinda messed me up education-wise).
Currently doing my A levels, and they are going terribly. I don't even want to keep doing the exams, cos I know it's only gonna get worse, but I'm just gonna keep going.
My plan is to resit next year. I don't really want to, kinda hate it, but I think it's my only option. I know I can do so much better, so I gonna get myself some tutors and resit. At least I can work this coming year as well, so I won't be completely broke by the time I go to uni.
Keep studying for the exams you have now. Go over wny notes you have, and do questions from past papers. But keep in mind that you can resit. It kinda feels like the end of the world, but eventually it will be okay. So don't put too much pressure on yourself. Just do what you can now, then do what you need to do next year to make the situation better. You'll get through it xx
My situation is different (no medical problems. I wasn't allowed to attend to attend school, cos my parents are really strict and religious. Kinda messed me up education-wise).
Currently doing my A levels, and they are going terribly. I don't even want to keep doing the exams, cos I know it's only gonna get worse, but I'm just gonna keep going.
My plan is to resit next year. I don't really want to, kinda hate it, but I think it's my only option. I know I can do so much better, so I gonna get myself some tutors and resit. At least I can work this coming year as well, so I won't be completely broke by the time I go to uni.
Keep studying for the exams you have now. Go over wny notes you have, and do questions from past papers. But keep in mind that you can resit. It kinda feels like the end of the world, but eventually it will be okay. So don't put too much pressure on yourself. Just do what you can now, then do what you need to do next year to make the situation better. You'll get through it xx
I found this tutor online and im not advertising something. She is genuinely good and teaches many students from different boards. I live in a completely diff country from her yet we have a fixed time and the most important point is she will make you understand the concept by asking you random questions to see your understanding and will not proceed if you havent understood.
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