rubbish new year

[MissyMischief]

Well done on your exams, Samkirman!!!

Something tells me your future as a nurse is not completely over. Hang in there! It's so easy to think the worst, but things may work out better than expected.

Take care!

[SAMKIRMAN]

Thanks easier said then done been 10weeks now and not heard anything . Uni is over for me for this year has I have now missed my first placement and there is no where in the rest of the year it can be fitted in . If I survive this which I doubt I will it will mean restarting next Febuary .

[SAMKIRMAN]

It's gone to disciplinary 😥😭😢😭😬I devistated

[Notme]

Hey Sam. I know how you feel. 6 weeks ago my life was almost perfect and now it's in shreds. I've just had my disiplinary which resulted in me loosing my job. I'm appealing the decision though... TBH I don't think it will go anywhere. After all I was guilty as charged.

I really hope things work out for you and at least you have the support of the people around you.

[SAMKIRMAN]

Sorry to hear that . It's the worst place to be in never felt so lonely . What job did u do

[Notme]

It was a face to face technical / customer service role. Every customer starts off complaining, shouting, abusive... Not nice.

[SAMKIRMAN]

Had email off uni they gonna get back to me next week about what happens next looks like I not only gonna loose my job but my place at uni can it get any worse 😢😭😥😭😢😭😭😭😭

[Notme]

Hey!!! You don't know that. I know it's hard but try to stay positive. You know it can go either way.
I worried about mine all the way leading upto it. Went through thoughts of I'll be ok and then what if I'm not. You just have to wait and see. Really hope you get a positive outcome though

[SAMKIRMAN]

Cheers I always think the worse then if it happens will not hurt but never works out that way . I would give anything to keep my job and uni place . Nice to speak to someone who been through it xxx

[Intrusive Hype]

Hi Sam, sorry to hear about your position. I know it's not entirely related to your problem however I saw that you voiced concerns about exams and I wanted to make sure that you (and any lurkers) are aware of the help that is almost always available to students, both in school and in higher education (such as college or uni). There are lots of programs in place to help students who are dyslexic and who are going through exams (also for students with any other learning disabilities).

There is usually a fund for disabled students to allow them equipment that may be useful, such as specialist pens or coloured paper, laptops, printers etc. There is also support in place for students who are undergoing exams. I myself receive extra time in exams, and I am allowed a room to myself (supervised of course) with the use of a laptop due to my poor handwriting. Never be embarrassed to ask!