happy Thanksgiving! I'm grateful that I can get an education and that people actually like my content lol. what are you thankful for today?
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happy Thanksgiving! I'm grateful that I can get an education and that people actually like my content lol. what are you thankful for today?
03.10.18|| Late night maths revision and trashy tv XD Anyone recognise the show? :p
Unedited pictures of the beautiful way the light fell through the slats in my bedroom window! Currently cramming for my orgo exam in 2 days, and it’s flashcards galore in my room
Do you have any tips on how to avoid and deal with panic attacks during classes?
Hey anon! Don’t have any specific tips myself, or specifically on what to do “during class” but check out:
Anxiety and Panic Masterpost by @these-dandelion-wishes
Coping with Panic Attacks by @candydsgn
Anxiety masterpost by @noshameinoursickness
Panic Attack Diary by @bulletjournaling101
Coping with anxiety by @sheisrecovering
Creating an anxiety safe study space by @sarahsdesk
Anxiety masterpost by @dotgrids
**a lot of them are about anxiety generally, usually with a one liner re: panic attacks
I’d say a big step, though a hard one, is to inform your teacher/ trusted psych advisor at your place of study etc about it. That way, they can adapt and accommodate your circumstances, sometimes before a big exam (i.e. special consideration, separate room/ desk for exams etc).
I recognise that doing this is often a source of anxiety and stress for people, as they do not want to feel ‘different’ or ‘marked out’.
I always think of it as... having someone who has your back. To level out the playing field. If I had a heart condition or diabetes, I’d be afforded an exception during class to take my insulin/ lollies etc. If I broke my arm, I’d have extra time to complete my exam/ assessment.
So why should a panic attack be treated any differently?
All the best. Hope you’re getting through the day.
a compilation of tasks i’ve crossed off my to do list
ask martha if I’m paybanned
look over french syllabus
buy gifts for casma
look through admin apps for @queerians on ig
read anita and me + comprehension
print off memes to send in the mail
history assessment prep - WWI “Lions led by Donkeys”
read over the brief communist manifesto
post casma’s mail
revise for french oral: les vacances
look after hat
psychology readings
take out trash
bass studies
ambi practise
create demo track of socialite
send schindler lyrics and chords
download landmark
feel free to do your own version; give credit to me for this idea though please!
I don’t think I ever posted my February bujo spread so here it is!
school is starting so soon eek!
plan with me video for January is up now! love this quote from Hagrid, what's your fav Harry Potter quote? ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ posted on Instagram - http://bit.ly/2LDrIjD