Re: ] OT UP MOST OF THE NIGHT

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That is so wonderful that the schools have worked with Craig. He got his MBA

what an accomplishment. You are right about her boss. He treats her so badly

and I get annoyed at her for taking it. She does have to get another job, she

needs to be in a law firm doing her clerk work. So if she could just find

another job but that is easier said than done. I think if we can get past this

and on to a schedule she will be okay. I am not happy with all the driving she

has to do but that is just one of the prices that come with this. She has

wanted to do this for a long time. At the school they couldn't have been nicer.

Today they told her, she can take the test whenever. Instead of taking the

pretest, she will just meet with the teacher. That will be good for Laurie.

Say a prayer it all works out. Thank you for your note and encouragement. I

think as kids get older it gets harder to be a mom.

Lynn

June Dixon wrote:

> Lynn, I am sorry you had to have all this upset as well as your daughter. The

symptoms described sounds to me like anxiety attacks. There was a period in my

life where I went through the same thing. I think her nasty mgr is jealous that

she has the brains and probably he would never in a million years be able to

succeed in law. Too bad Laurie can't find another job, is this a possibility? I

have personally found that the schools (universities) will do everything they

can to accommodate a student. One of my grandsons suffers with ADD and the

university he attended went out of their way to help. Since Craig has always had

a problem focusing, they offered to let him write exams in a separate room with

just a few students that had various health problems. That is just one of the

many things they offered. Last year he graduated with his MBA. I believe if

Laurie explains her problem with shaking, problems breathing etc. the school

will offer her whatever she needs.

>

> I am no doctor but it sure sounds like Laurie had an anxiety attack. Try to

get some rest today Lynn, sounds like everything is going to work out for

Laurie.

>

> Hugs

> June

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[Guest guest]

That is so wonderful that the schools have worked with Craig. He got his MBA

what an accomplishment. You are right about her boss. He treats her so badly

and I get annoyed at her for taking it. She does have to get another job, she

needs to be in a law firm doing her clerk work. So if she could just find

another job but that is easier said than done. I think if we can get past this

and on to a schedule she will be okay. I am not happy with all the driving she

has to do but that is just one of the prices that come with this. She has

wanted to do this for a long time. At the school they couldn't have been nicer.

Today they told her, she can take the test whenever. Instead of taking the

pretest, she will just meet with the teacher. That will be good for Laurie.

Say a prayer it all works out. Thank you for your note and encouragement. I

think as kids get older it gets harder to be a mom.

Lynn

June Dixon wrote:

> Lynn, I am sorry you had to have all this upset as well as your daughter. The

symptoms described sounds to me like anxiety attacks. There was a period in my

life where I went through the same thing. I think her nasty mgr is jealous that

she has the brains and probably he would never in a million years be able to

succeed in law. Too bad Laurie can't find another job, is this a possibility? I

have personally found that the schools (universities) will do everything they

can to accommodate a student. One of my grandsons suffers with ADD and the

university he attended went out of their way to help. Since Craig has always had

a problem focusing, they offered to let him write exams in a separate room with

just a few students that had various health problems. That is just one of the

many things they offered. Last year he graduated with his MBA. I believe if

Laurie explains her problem with shaking, problems breathing etc. the school

will offer her whatever she needs.

>

> I am no doctor but it sure sounds like Laurie had an anxiety attack. Try to

get some rest today Lynn, sounds like everything is going to work out for

Laurie.

>

> Hugs

> June

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