Schoolwork and Crohn's

[Mr. Blue]

I'm a new Crohn's patient, and one of the ways it most directly influenced me was by prohibiting normal school activity. I took exams from the clinic, got way to familiarized with the high school bathrooms, and ended up with a mountain of homework.

I want to do my part to help anyone else that could land themselves in my position. I've been tutoring for years and would be happy to provide schoolwork assistance and direct you guys to any resources I find particularly useful.

Feel free to drop me a line, either here or by PM, and I'll do my best to assist you. If you feel like I probably wouldn't be able to help, try it anyway! I just might surprise you.

 

[tlc-x]

Hey Mr Blue - do you have any good psychology websites that you or I could find useful?

 

[Mr. Blue]

I do indeed:
The Myers website used to accompany the Myers' AP psychology textbook is packed with self quizzes, flashcards, and interesting case studies. Head on over to their site to check it out. Signing up does require an email address, but you can skip inputting the instructor email.

 

[tlc-x]

Thanks!

 

[Kirsten]

I have been missing a lot of school and leaving early with pain having a hard time catching up on my school work any advice

 

[zilla7777]

Does your school have an email system? If I happen to be away for an extended period of time I just give my school a call and the teachers will gladly spend 5 minutes writing up a list of text book references to read and tasks to complete to send to me via email.

If you are very behind, and you have it as an option; sometimes staying back an extra hour or getting to school an hour early helps to get back up to speed. I'm in my final year, and I'm staying back about an hour every other day. Generally 3 times a week. It definitely adds up