How to Forget My Enemy and Focus on Exams

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A user shares their struggle with concentration during 12th-grade final exams following a physical altercation with a friend that resulted in a concussion. They express feelings of anger and a desire for revenge, but note that their friend has already completed exams and is no longer in school. The user feels that the concussion has affected their cognitive abilities, leading to lower grades and difficulty completing exams on time. Another participant advises seeking medical attention to address potential ongoing issues related to the concussion, suggesting cognitive testing or therapy as possible next steps.
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well a few months ago me and one of my rude idiotic friend had a fight.he knocked my head and i fell down and got concussion.now we are having 12th grade final exams and i can't concentrate on my exams.i keep thinking about that guy.i wanted to take a revenge on him.but unfortunately his exams are over and he would not come to school any more.but my exams are going on and i keep thinking about that guy and can't concentrate on studying.it was because of him i get low grades.also i think i also have a feeling that due to concussion i lost some of my inner abilities due to which i am not able to write faster than before.as a result i can't finish my exams within time.:cry:
 
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Have you seen a doctor? If you think that you are having problems as a result of a concussion, you need to discuss this with a medical doctor, there could be physical trauma, or they might want to refer you for cognition testing and/or therapy.

I hope that things get better for you.
 
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