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Old 11-13-2019, 06:31 PM #3
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Originally Posted by Carrico View Post
Do not drop out of school. I decided to take time off from school for similar issues. That was one of the only decisions I've made in my life that I would definitely say was the wrong decision.

If you drop out of school you may well end up like me in a cycle of negative thoughts lasting months and months. I strongly strongly advise you to stay in school. You can only lose by dropping out.
If I drop it out if would be because of my health following this massive setback. Would you consider this incident caused additional damage or concussion to my brain?

For background I’m a former athlete who stopped due to issues with pcs.
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