My surgery has put me out of my incredibly rigorous and competitive high school for three weeks.
I'm catching up on a lot of my reading, but the number of lectures I've missed has really put a dent in my education, and I have been feeling incredibly anxious about it to the point of not being able to sleep well at all for the past few days. I'm baffled as to how I can possibly hope to make up all of my tests and quizzes, and a lot of the more trivial assignments that my teachers have been giving out on a near-daily basis.
In short, I have anxiety problems and being out of school for three weeks has been a shocking experience. :( Man, to think I used to freak out over missing an afternoon...
OT, how do you deal with stress? If my scenario sounds stupid, just think about the last time you were severely stressed, and what you did to help you deal with it. I'm doing all the work I can at home, but there will always been that cloud of work and anxiety hanging over my head until I go back and catch up on everything, potentially over my Christmas vacation in a month as well.
I have tried breathing deeply and listening to calming music, which has helped a little. Any other suggestions? What do you do?
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