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I Just Finished My First Class Back in College
So I just finished my first class since my M.D.s made me get out 9month's ago.I had ADA help for extra time.I do not know how I did yet.I go to school online, I found myself with cognitive strain, overstimulation that makes everything flair up.So after I have to sit in dark quiet room and meditate to get symptoms to calm down.There is a lot of pain but I guess no pain no gain!:thud: I will keep you all posted when I get my grade.
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Good luck. Here's hoping its good news.:hug:
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Hooray!!!
I did it! I passed with a C+!!!! I am so happy that the pain payed off so I gained! I also am noticing my memory getting better slowly.I'm starting to remember my studies from the year's of being injured.Few problems still with cognitive strain and getting overwhelmed with thinking.But I am soooooooooooooo very happy for my improvements!!!!:D
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AWESOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOME !!! That is great. You give me hope, thank you.
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Super news!
Great going Mia!
Look how far you have come. Keep on healing and keep the positive attitude too. pm |
Good going , Mia.
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Thanks Guy's
I am taking a week off in between my classes.I am going to see psychiatrist Monday because, I am wondering if stimulants would help with my Executive function and all my other cognitive impairments?Does anyone have any feedback on pro's and con's from experience?I would greatly appreciate it.
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Finished Another Class!
I have finished my second class since I have been back to college and I landed a C this time. I did it without any stimulants because the psychiatrist will not prescribe for me. I am happy I am passing for all the pain that I have to go threw doing my own cognitive therapy to do this college work.:grouphug:
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It feels good huh? I returned to massage school 8 months post injury. I was able to graduate a year later with ADA assistance in-classroom. I'm so impressed you can do online classes! That's just awesome. It seemed the classes where I had previous knowledge were easier since it was already in my long term memory. Do you notice the same? Learning and memorization was a challenge with new information (muscle attachment sites...ugh), but creating flashcards helped. Cognitive brain drain happened often and I bet working online adds it's own level of difficulty with eye strain. Be careful with the "no pain, no gain" thought - pain lets us know when to set a boundary in tbi. I know because I didn't do this at first which increased my symptoms and made it harder to learn and set me back a bit. I don't want anybody making my same mistake. Be gentle with yourself and don't hesitate to ask for any/all school resources. Attitude and perseverance are your best tools. Cheers!!!:D I'm going to post some things I learned when going back to school to help other students - hopefully later today. Simple things tripped me up in tests that took awhile for the teachers to figure out - graphics like model of the brain was flipped visually on the exam and I failed labeling it because it differed from our book - my brain didn't like the direction change and totally blanked during the exam. I was so embarrassed! Things like that are so simple, but to an injured brain it can make the difference in passing or failing an exam. Congrats again!! ~Kristy |
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