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Jan 07, 2013, 11:55 PM
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So I apparently have bipolar...
And I have found that my grades are rising and falling with my... mood swings. I have huge pressure from my family to get into uni, and before I started... year 9, I think, I was a straight A student. Term two, I got a D in maths. Thats the lowest mark you can get when you have actually submitted work. I've gone from what, 8 years of As to a D?? And now it's steadily following a stream of As to a stream of Bs and Cs. My family are threatening to send me away to bording school. |
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Jan 08, 2013, 12:28 AM
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Do they know your diagnosis? Is it official? Are you seeing a therapist and a psychiatrist? Maybe they can help you to stay more stable and thus keep your grades from slipping. I'm sorry to hear about your struggles. I'm bipolar, but I wasn't diagnosed until I was in my forties and totally done with academics. We have plenty of support here for bipolars, so let us know what we can do to help.
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Jan 08, 2013, 12:48 AM
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Thankyou so much
 No, if my family knew I would be disowned rather quickly  ANd so, consequently, my teachers don't know either. I have been to a few councelling seshions, but my guidence officer said that he would like to referr me to the hospital, in which case my parents would have to be notified. I never went back to him after that. Thankyou so much for replying, it seams like a very nice community here 
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