I know that writing about my illness will make me feel better and i'm told that journaling about the things that bother me helps. So here goes. I thought I'd tell my story to start off with.
I suppose i'll introduce myself. You can call me Kate. I'm a 19 year old college student who has POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome). I was diagnosed on April 17th and it changed my life. Last year in March I had an implant put into my heart to close up a patent ductus arteriosis (a hole that's…
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Posted on August 1, 2007 at 10:45pm —
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I went home and slept all 5 weeks of Christmas break, went back to school for another sememster, and only survived that one by the skin of my teeth. My grades dumped and my fiance and parents did everything from study for my tests for me (giving me "cram cards" to review 10 minutes before going into my exams) to typing my term papers. I went home at the end of that second semester and crashed, sleeping 18-23 1/2 hours out of every 24 for the next several months.
I have never returned to school, but I can say that God's grace and provision are sufficient for whatever He calls us to. If He intends for you to be in school, He will provide the way and the means. It may not be according to your plan or timetable, but keep looking to Him and clinging to His purpose.