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I have the strangest headache. Cluster headache? It hurts in one spot, like the size of a quarter 😕
I have the strangest headache. Cluster headache? It hurts in one spot, like the size of a quarter 😕
My mom had cluster headaches so if that's what it is, hope it goes away soon and you don't have multiple ones. My mom would always get them when she was trying to sleep and I think I've heard that moving around can kind of help vs. laying in bed in a dark room like you do for migraines. She was on meds for a year or so because of them. Not sure if her's were localized to one specific tiny spot though.
I've gained weight and my house smells really bad. This has not been a good day. 😡
(see Random and Fitness threads)
I made at appt with a counselor but they couldn't see me until next Tuesday.
It's weird, I'm my normal self then I hit these unbelievable lows. Like now. It makes me really angry at myself.
Like, I get home and fall apart. It's so dumb. I'm mad I can't get it together. I'm pretty sure I'm dealing with some pretty serious depression issues.
I should mention that there are other symptoms I definitely aligned with as well, and not just those two... I know a certain amount of procrastination and distractedness is normal, but it feels like when I study, after every couple of sentences I write I get the urge to check Facebook or SDN (even though I know nothing new will be on). It's really interfering with my work.
One of the diagnostic criteria for ADHD (including predominantly inattentive type, which is I think what you are talking about) is that signs must have been present since before the age of...7, I think? I was diagnosed in my mid 20's, through speaking with a psychologist who had my parents and my live in boyfriend at the time complete a structured interview and questionnaire, had me do the same, and reviewed my old records from school. It's funny, when you put them all together like that, it's so obvious - lost things constantly, never did homework, always out of my seat, constantly talking, picked fights in middle school, but throughout elementary school teachers all just thought I was bored and acting out and that's why my test scores and grades didn't match up. So it was never formally diagnosed until I got my act together and went to talk to a therapist at my undergrad about what I thought was a completely unrelated thing.
At any rate, nobody on the internet, including you, can diagnose you. You should go talk to a counselor/therapist if you are concerned about your distractibility and procrastination.
Soooooo.... I'm legitimately starting to believe that I have ADD. I think that I've just been coping with it for years and now that I'm in vet school it's starting to really become apparent. It's so hard for me to focus and now that I don't have time to procrastinate (like I did in undergrad and high school) it's starting to hurt me 🙁
Anyone else have experience with this? I always just assumed I was a bad procrastinator for years, but I literally cannot pay full attention to studying for more than five minutes at a time. Lecture isn't as bad because it's usually new material that I find interesting, but I will randomly find my mind wandering and be mad at myself. After reading up on it some last night, I realized that I pretty much experience all of the symptoms (though not the ones that are typically more associated with ADHD)...
I just got an email from my IS!
...it was a survey about my experience as a client when I brought my dog there a couple weeks ago. 👎
I have the flu and feel miserable. Hopefully I feel somewhat better tomorrow because I don't want to call in and leave my coworkers short staffed even though everyone else at work has no problem calling in.
Isn't that always how it works? I won't call in unless I'm dying. Everyone else calls in if they have the sniffles.
real world problems.My heart is racing.... 🙁
Getting more blood work done tomorrow... Then meet with doctor next week to go over everything. Will likely need more tests done after that. Hopefully, I can get some answers in the next month or so.![]()
Then I have to have the internal debate about actually taking the meds or dealing with the disease for a little bit longer since it isn't currently impacting any of the major organ systems. Decisions, decisions. Chemo and steroids or disease??
Isn't that always how it works? I won't call in unless I'm dying. Everyone else calls in if they have the sniffles.
#firstworldproblems?
For me it's less that everyone but me needs subs, it's just that I'm the only one who ever seems to take sub shifts...
Yes, so frustrating. Especially when you cover for the same people over and over, but they refuse to cover for you...
Checked my class rank for the first time since VIRMP requires it (never had a reason to, and honestly it never mattered to me)... and ugh. It makes me wonder if I'm wasting money applying for an internship despite (hopefully) good/solid LORs and everything I've tried to do to make myself stand out experience wise. I hate feeling so helpless about my future. I have no idea what I'll do if this doesn't pan out...
I take boards in a month. VIRMP apps are due in just under a month. Pretty sure I've started having nightmares about boards, too, and I haven't really felt stressed about things until the past few weeks. Knowing my class rank just made it a lot worse.
To top today off, my dog decided to get into the trash in my office and shred it everywhere.
And it's only Tuesday 🙁
I am truly embarrassed and appalled to call one of my classmates a future colleague.![]()
I am truly embarrassed and appalled to call one of my classmates a future colleague.![]()
we have one of those. this individual continually causes problems (it's like they can't handle not stirring the pot every couple of weeks) and usually has to speak to the administration about behavior multiple times a semester. an embarrassment to the university, the school name/pride, and the veterinary community.
its disgusting and disheartening that professionalism isnt taken more seriously in a student's ability to continue their education each semester.
I am truly embarrassed and appalled to call one of my classmates a future colleague.![]()
I am so tired of all the political posts in general. People are worse than sports fans when it comes to elections. It just brings out the worst in people.If I see one more rant post from the severely mormon side of my family on FB, I am going to lose it. Romney lost... get over it, move on, quit your bitching.
Same goes for the super religious posts... It is driving me insane. Believe in God, fine, but there is a such thing as being over the top...![]()
I am so tired of all the political posts in general. People are worse than sports fans when it comes to elections. It just brings out the worst in people.
I don't care if your guy won, lost or whatever. Keep it to yourself.
I am so tired of all the political posts in general. People are worse than sports fans when it comes to elections. It just brings out the worst in people.
I don't care if your guy won, lost or whatever. Keep it to yourself.
They take professionalism very seriously here and there are ways for other students/professors to report any students that they feel are not performing professionally. It could very well get you dismissed from vet school.
well i was going to comment earlier that we seem to pretend like we care but don't, but the associate dean gave us a mandatory sit down lecture on professionalism this evening (because we have some "fun" class "issues"). so idk. bad eggs.
Too bad they can't just give unprofessional people the boot! I mean seriously, by the time you're in vet school you should have your shiz together! 🙂
drama is ugly!