Took a Welsh test today

It is one thing to learn about tests in school, and another thing to take one!
It was kinda fun, although I don't take myself so seriously so much anymore. Well he hasn't officially graded it, but he said he can see some in one area I do seem to have some significant problems in. So we are going to do more tests this Fri. I am glad to be getting to the bottom of this.

But during the clinical assessment where they ask everything about everything that has to do with a person, he asked about what were the traumatic things I was talking about that led to my depression. Well that is when I mentioned my first T, who I am complaining about to the APA.

WHen I told him that he is a well known T , who also supervises beginning T's , who probably never had a complaint against him. He said of course he was VERY curious but for what we were doing it isn't important to know. So I agreed and we went on to other questions. Then he brought up my depression and asked some questions if I think it was caused by what my first T did. Well I wasn't thinking and said my T's first name on mistake!
Opps...! I got embarrass Well then I know he knew and well I couldn't change that fact. Then he actually told me about doing complaints and that APA is important, but it is a voluntary group for a T and that making a complaint to the state licensing board was the way to go. LOL Good to know.
So that testing is mentally taxing but it is better to do it now than before finals in a few weeks.
Well anyway the hardest part I had for the test was remember a story told to me just minutes before. I couldn't remember the details than or later when he asked me to repeat the story. Then has asked me specific things whether it was true or false, and some of the questions jogged my memory on stuff, but so much I didn't remember.
Well I just wanted to let you know what happened and what it was like.