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Re: Trying not to feel stupid

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Paul

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Date Posted: 05:44:22 10/08/03 Wed
In reply to: Deidra 's message, "Trying not to feel stupid" on 17:54:08 09/23/03 Tue

Hi

I have the some problem when I study to hard, I found when I was doing volenteer work on tall ships, I found that I had no distractions, and somewhere different. I found this a great help. That was tens years ago now, buy doing studing some where different made smalls things clearer in my head.

I`m back at college doing electrical and Mechcanical Engineering, doing HND level. and I have set a goal for myself going for a degree.

Anyway hope this is some help

Paul Dooley

P.S

I`m 33 had the same problem at school like you, they didn`t know where to put me as I was bad at maths but good at Physics

Keep going,

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Re: Trying not to feel stupid	Shirley	06:24:43 10/18/03 Sat