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Originally Posted by tigerlily84
5 minutes? I was once 15 minutes late to class and the professor didn't say anything. I think that if you were anymore than 10 minutes late then then the professor may have had a case for being upset, but if you're only 5 minutes late I would say that's excessive. Even so, he could have asked to see you after class; he didn't have to do that in front of everyone. I'm sorry. 
I don't think that it's you're fault for being so tired. You've had a rough month. I know you mentioned before that you only take the pain medication if it becomes unbearable, but is it possible that this new med may be reason for your fatigue? Also, if you are following your pdoc's advice regarding going to bed at the same time and you're still tired, it might be time to see your GP. Be kind to yourself.  |
Yeah, he is incredibly strict in this regard. And it's not the first time he does it. It's okay, I kind of expected it. I feel like he makes an example of people who come late. What worries me more is how many classes I might miss.
I'm not taking the pain med anymore, and I've never taken it more than a few days (and the first time ever maybe two weeks ago), so I doubt it makes a difference. It's an NSAID as well, nothing heavy.
I slept a little earlier last night. I managed to wake up without snoozing (mostly because I saw an important message on my phone), but of course I'm still tired. I kind of feel like going back to sleep.