I admit that i stressed myself out too much these few daes. The thought of not graduating, not being able to attend the ceremony, the thought that my parents would come to ADL for nothing... I couldnt be confident, i couldnt sleep properly (i.e. memorising in my slp, tinking abt the bad stuff), i get headaches whenever i hit the papers, the books. I was breaking down and then just somehow managed to calm myself b4 panicking when i woke up in the early morning to revise. When i was revising, couldnt remember what i studied. Hiaz... Was so nervous jus now waiting to enter the hall. So many unfamilar faces waiting to just sit in that hall for 2-3 hours that will determine whether they can a piece of paper at the end (certificate). Its so scary. The paper was not bad, with tricky questions, one was on a video that i didnt watch. So i jus crapped, as for the rest, i hope i wrote enough and to the point. Its a 50/50 chance, i cant expect too much and i dun wan to feel disappointed when the results come bk, so 50/50 is alrite. While doing the paper, had a intense headache, but just pressed on. Anyway, i left 20 mins early. Feel much better after 1 paper. 2 more to go. The journey would end soon with a happy ending (hopefully).

Miss D.D.

Light at the end of the tunnel
There is a light at the end of the tunnel. You can make it. Just try to remember that sleep is important too or you will become neurotic. Seriously. You cant think clearly or creatively to write your papers unless your mind is functioning properly. Try to get rest when you can so that you will have the energy and brain power to press on. Good luck!
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